Puja Srivastava is a Security Analyst with a passion for fighting new and undetected malware threats. With over 7 years of experience in the field of malware research and security, Puja has honed her skills in detecting, monitoring, and cleaning malware from websites. Her responsibilities include website malware remediation, training, cross-training and mentoring new recruits and analysts from other departments, and handling escalations. Outside of work, Puja enjoys exploring new places and cuisines, experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen, and playing chess.
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