Eddie Sheehy the CEO of Nuix who helped in the Panama Papers investigation appears in the latest Irish Tech News podcast

One of the biggest stories of the past few months has been the Panama Papers and everyone knows the newspapers involved in the reporting of this as well as the names leaked. But how many of you know about Nuix an Australian data and cyber security company that provided the software used by the journalists who broke the Panama Papers story, and that their CEO Eddie Sheehy is from Cork.

In the latest Irish Tech News podcast, Eddie chats to Ronan about the Panama Papers and how Nuix got involved. Eddie also talks about the different products that Nuix sell and what makes their products unique.

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