Episode 200 extravaganza! Best of the Cyber Work Podcast (and $1,000 in prizes!)

PLEASE NOTE: Around minute 47, I incorrectly say that Eric Milam, author of the definitive report on the BAHAMUT threat group, is employed by HP. He is, in fact, employed by Blackberry. I sincerely apologize to Mr. Milam for the error.In this special episode, we look back at how the show has evolved over the past three years and celebrate our amazing guests and viewers. You've helped grow the Cyber Work Podcast to nearly a million plays! To give back, we're launching a brand new way for EVERYONE to build their cybersecurity skills. It's free. It's hands-on. Oh, and did we mention there's more than $1,000 in prizes EVERY MONTH. – Start learning cybersecurity for free: https://www.infosecinstitute.com/free– View Cyber Work Podcast transcripts and additional episodes: https://www.infosecinstitute.com/podcastHuge thank you to all the past guests who shared their expertise over the past 200 episodes. The timings of everyone in this episode are listed below. Happy listening!0:00 - Intro0:42 - Monthly challenges and $1,000 in prizes!1:30 - Cyber Work Podcast origins 2:32 - First episode with Leighton Johnson3:16 - Finding our first guests3:46 - Keatron Evans on incident response6:54 - Susan Morrow on two-factor authentication8:54 - Susan Morrow on GDPR 11:03 - Susan Morrow on "booth babes" and speaking up13:20 - Alissa Knight on getting arrested for hacking at 1716:39 - Alissa Knight on API security19:14 - Ron Gula on cybersecurity challenges23:23 - Amber Schroader on the real work of digital forensics26:19 - Theme of the Cyber Work Podcast27:01 - Jeff Williams on creating the OWASP Top Ten31:23 - David Balcar on the biggest APTs33:46 - Elie Bursztein on breaking into cybersecurity37:37 - Sam King on AppSec frameworks and analysis41:17 - Gary DeMercurio on getting arrested for red teaming47:19 - Eric Milam on the BAHAMUT threat group 53:39 - Feedback from Cyber Work Podcast listeners55:16 - Alyssa Miller on finding your career path 57:24 - Amber Schroader on computer forensics tasks59:07 - Richard Ford on malware analyst careers1:02:02 - Career action you can take today  1:02:19 - Rita Gurevich on reading and learning1:03:20 - Snehal Antani on transitioning careers1:04:26 - Promoting underrepresented voices1:05:09 - Mari Galloway on women in cybersecurity1:05:31 -  Alyssa Miller on diversity "dog whistles"1:10:11 - Christine Izuakor on creating role models1:10:52 - We want to hear your story1:11:40 - Monthly challenges and outro About InfosecInfosec believes knowledge is power when fighting cybercrime. We help IT and security professionals advance their careers with skills development and certifications while empowering all employees with security awareness and privacy training to stay cyber-safe at work and home. It’s our mission to equip all organizations and individuals with the know-how and confidence to outsmart cybercrime. Learn more at infosecinstitute.com.