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How startups could be affected by a prolonged government shutdown, plus Oneleet raises $33M to shake up the world of security compliance

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The U.S. government shutdown could stifle deal flow, freeze visa processing for workers, and cause other problems for startups and the broader tech sector, especially if it lasts longer than a week, according to experts who spoke to TechCrunch. Also, Bryan Onel’s father was a locksmith. As for Onel, he described himself as the digital equivalent. Ethical hacking was Onel’s hobby growing up. He studied AI at university and then turned that hacking hobby into a profession. Onel told TechCrunch, “I spent a decade performing penetration tests for over 150 companies across all sectors.” He added that he kept easily breaking into companies that had passed their security checks.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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How startups could be affected by a prolonged government shutdown, plus Oneleet raises $33M to shake up the world of security compliance

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