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I'm a senior content writer at cybersecurity and business IT technology research platform Expert Insights. A seasoned writer and editor, I have experience in technical writing, journalism, interviews, creating news articles and digital blogs, and instructional design.

I have a 1st Class BA Hons Degree in English Literature and German, through which I've achieved level C2 fluency in German.

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Symantec Renewal: Alternatives To Symantec Email Security | Expert Insights

Symantec Renewal: Alternatives To Symantec Email Security | Expert Insights

Since they entered the email security market back in 2008, Symantec have grown their Email Security.cloud pro…

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Interview: How To Secure Your Data Against Threats In The Cloud | Expert Insights

Interview: How To Secure Your Data Against Threats In The Cloud | Expert Insights

Cloud computing promises flexibility, productivity and cost savings. It's no surprise, then, that 99% of orga…

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8.4bn Passwords Compromised In Biggest Leak Of All Time - How To Make Sure Your Passwords Are Pro...

8.4bn Passwords Compromised In Biggest Leak Of All Time - How To Make Sure Your Passwords Are Pro...

Cybercriminals use a variety of sophisticated attack methods, such as phishing and brute force, to steal user…

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Interview: Successful Cloud Adoption Lies In A New Operational Model | Expert Insights

Interview: Successful Cloud Adoption Lies In A New Operational Model | Expert Insights

Since the mid-2000s, organizations have been steadily adopting cloud infrastructures, technologies, and proce…

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Interview: Nudging Employees Into A Security-First Mindset | Expert Insights

Interview: Nudging Employees Into A Security-First Mindset | Expert Insights

In the last year, we've seen rapid digital transformation and cloud migration, as well as an increase in remo…

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Interview: How To Catch A Phish | Expert Insights

Interview: How To Catch A Phish | Expert Insights

Spear phishing is a type of cybercrime based on email fraud, in which an attacker impersonates a trusted cont…

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Area | RGS Geography Journal | Wiley Online Library

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By Caitlin Jones, Eliza Breder, Tyler McCreary
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction On 19 June 2025, in a video posted on X, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier (2025) announced plans to build an immigration detention center in the Everglades. Flanked by sheriffs, Uthmeier described his vision for what he called ‘Alligator Alcatraz’. The local ecology, he claimed, was integral to the design: ‘The 30-square mile area is completely surrounded by the Everglades.
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Text Message Incentives Increased Patient-Reported Outcomes Survey Response in Emergency Care: SWAT Findings

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By Gemma Altinger, Anthony Devaux, Samantha Darby Verified, Aidan van Wyk, Sweekriti Sharma, qiang li, Caitlin Jones, Chris G Maher, Adrian C Traeger, Aidan van Wyk
| Journal of Clinical Epidemiology Verified
To determine if text message-based behavioral interventions could increase response rates to a patient reported outcomes survey in the emergency department (ED). We conducted a study within a trial (SWAT), within the NUDG-ED trial. The NUDG-ED trial aimed to reduce low-value care for patients with back pain presenting to eight EDs in Sydney, Australia. This SWAT was a 3-arm randomized controlled trial nested within the NUDG-ED trial.
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Spinal cord stimulation patterns of care, re‐interventions, and costs for private health insurers, Australia, 2011-22: a retrospective observational study | The Medical Journal of Australia

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By Caitlin MP, Caitlin Jones, Christopher G. Maher, Chung‐Wei Christine
| Medical Journal of Australia (MJA) Verified
Med J Aust 2025; 223 (5): 243-247.
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