EPISODE · Oct 19, 2021 · 33 MIN
Setting the Stage for the Security Transformation Playbook
from Security Visionaries · host Jason Clark, Erick Rudiak
“I think what I'd love for people to think about this series is the spirit of camaraderie and the spirit of community that has always been there in information security. And I think one of the really cool things about this series is that it creates a concentrated digestible version of that really enriching, magical experiences, where people who are passionate about their topic and just kind of get together and talk. And it's not about getting the predictions right so much as it is about having a conversation.” — Erick Rudiak -------Episode Timestamps:*(2:20) - How Erick and Jason met*(3:20) - How Erick got into security & how he became the SVP & CTO of Northwestern Mutual*(7:00) - What Erick would do differently with what he knows now*(9:30) - Why Erick wanted to get involved in writing the book*(12:30) - The purpose behind the book*(14:30) - COVID-19 has accelerated everything *(16:55) - The convergence of network and security teams*(19:35) - Who should be consuming this resource*(21:50) - What’s changed the most in security since the start of the pandemic*(23:40) - What CISOs will have wish they invested in now in 5-10 years time *(29:15) - Closing thoughts LinksErick Rudiak’s LinkedInJason Clark’s LinkedInwww.netskope.com
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This is the first half of a two-part discussion on the principles of security transformation. On this episode you’ll hear from our first guest Erick Rudiak, SVP and Chief Technology Officer of Northwestern Mutual. This conversation, and the Security Visionaries podcast, are part of the Security Transformation Playbook, a set of new resources from Netskope and some of the industry’s most forward-thinking leaders examining the most important issues in security today.
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