Danielle Schneider
About Danielle Schneider
Danielle Schneider is a Security Analyst with a background in product support and customer success. She specializes in client security inquiries and researches emerging threats to enhance security measures.
Work at Tall Poppy
Danielle Schneider has been employed at Tall Poppy as a Security Analyst since 2020. In this role, she serves as a primary point of contact for client security inquiries, offering expert guidance on personal security matters. Her responsibilities include researching emerging threats related to harassment, cyber abuse, and disinformation, which helps to enhance the company's security measures. Additionally, she conducts personal security interviews tailored for high-profile individuals, such as executives and influencers.
Previous Experience at JUSTINMIND
Prior to her current role, Danielle Schneider worked at JUSTINMIND from 2015 to 2020. She initially served as a Product Support Engineer for three years in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she provided technical support and assistance to users. Following this position, she transitioned to the role of Customer Success Specialist for two years, focusing on ensuring customer satisfaction and success with the company's products.
Education and Expertise
Danielle Schneider earned her Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Oberlin College, where she studied from 2014 to 2018. Her educational background provides a foundation for her work in security analysis, particularly in understanding social dynamics and the implications of digital interactions. This knowledge supports her research into emerging threats and her development of security measures.
Security Initiatives and Tools Development
In her role as a Security Analyst, Danielle Schneider has developed open source intelligence workflows specifically for digital footprint reviews. She also builds automated tools designed for the removal of personally identifiable information (PII). These initiatives aim to enhance personal security and protect individuals from potential threats in the digital landscape.