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description: Brittany Geronimo is a Content Consultant at Sardine, where she leads content strategy across the company’s blog, thought leadership, and social media programs. She brings more than 15 years of content marketing experience spanning the cybersecurity and fintech industries. As the founder of Geronimo Content, Brittany partners with technology companies to define, articulate, and activate their brand stories through clear messaging and high-impact content. Before consulting, she led content strategy and teams at Socure, BlueVoyant, NICE Actimize, and Optiv. She holds a B.A. in Communication from George Mason University.
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# Brittany Geronimo

Fractional Head of Content

Brittany Geronimo is a Content Consultant at Sardine, where she leads content strategy across the company’s blog, thought leadership, and social media programs. She brings more than 15 years of content marketing experience spanning the cybersecurity and fintech industries.

As the founder of Geronimo Content, Brittany partners with technology companies to define, articulate, and activate their brand stories through clear messaging and high-impact content. Before consulting, she led content strategy and teams at Socure, BlueVoyant, NICE Actimize, and Optiv. She holds a B.A. in Communication from George Mason University.

## Articles by Brittany Geronimo
- What it actually looks like to run an AI-native fraud team
- What 404 Media co-founder Joseph Cox found when he bought his own face
- Fraud prevention as investment, not cost: How Asoview chose to protect customer experience without compromise with Sardine
- The industrialization of fraud: How operations have matured and where they’re going next
- Cross-industry fraud intelligence: Why one bank's data is not enough in 2026
- 3 lessons from the 2026 Fraud & AML report every fraud leader should know
- 7 AI-driven fraud vectors and agentic attacks we’re watching closely in 2026