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EPISODE · Nov 3, 2023 · 1H 2M

224- Securing Your Business in an Increasingly Connected World with Jace Randolph

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Jace Randolph Jace Randolph is a seasoned IT security professional with over 15 years of experience spanning various industries. After an unethical start as a black hat hacker, he now leverages his expertise in ethical hacking and social engineering to strengthen security for businesses. Jace is currently the Director of IT at Western Steel Buildings. Securing Your Business in an Increasingly Connected World with Jace Randolph Protecting company data is more challenging than ever with the proliferation of personal devices in the workplace. In this episode, Michael Moore speaks with IT security expert Jace Randolph about ethical hacking, social engineering, and the security vulnerabilities introduced by the shift to USB-C. They explore the ethical gray areas around exposing system weaknesses to improve security, securing personal devices used for work, and the need for more robust security standards. You will learn key strategies and mindsets to secure their business data in an increasingly interconnected digital world.

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