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Cyber Security Interviews — 128 episodes
#127 – Douglas Brush (Part 5): Analysis Paralysis
#126 – Douglas Brush (Part 4): Dollars and Cents, Not Bytes
#125 – Douglas Brush (Part 3): What is a Special Master?
#124 – Douglas Brush (Part 2): Words of Advice
#123 – Douglas Brush (Part 1): Guess Who’s Back, Dougie’s Back
#122 – Leeann Nicolo: Go For It
#121 – Shannon Brazil: Teach Business to Tech People
#120 – Cimone Wright-Hamor: Cybersecurity Is An Applied Field
#119 – Jenna Waters: This Is My Team
#118 – Nato Riley: Reinvent Reality and Reinvent the World
#117 – Sara Avery: Go After What You Want
#116 – Jennifer Brown: This Is A Wakeup Call
#115 – Alyssa Miller: We Are Lacking Empathy
#114 – Chloé Messdaghi: How Can We Do Better
#113 – Julian Waits: Diversity of Thought
#112: Douglas Brush – Pain Is Inevitable, Suffering Is Optional
#111 – Danny Akacki: Work Worth Doing
#110 – Ryan Louie: Security Starts In the Mind
#109 – Amanda Berlin: Happier People Stay Longer
#108 – Bill Hudenko: The Mind Body Connection
#107 – Daniel Wood: We Don’t Have Enough Skilled People
#106 – Jasson Casey: Hire Missionaries, Not Mercanaries
#105 – John Hammond: Raise The Cyber Security Poverty Line
#104 – David Wong: Many Layers of Complexity
#103 – Jeff Hussey: Try Not To Make More Than One Mistake In a Row
#102 – John Ford: Keeping The Organization Informed
#101 – Brandon Hoffman: Align Security To Business Outcomes
#100 – Douglas Brush: Cybersecurity Is Psychological
#099 – Fredrick Lee (Flee): Security Should Be Lovable
#098 – Andrea Roberson: Reach Out to Others
#097 – HD Moore: The New Normal
#096 – Gabe Gumbs: Data Is An Asset
#095 – Shahrokh Shahidzadeh: Education Is a Big Part of IT
#094 – Deborah Golden: How Can I Support You Today
#093 – Kyle Hanslovan & Chris Bisnett: Crimeware Is a Business
#092 – Jack Kudale: You Gotta Have More Cowbell
#091 – Daniel Ayala: Does This Help Us
#090 – Anthony Bettini: Building What No One Else Has
#089 – Ed Bellis: Complexity is the Enemy
#088 – Mikko Hyppönen: You Might Have an Enemy In the Future
#087 – Steve Moore: It’s a Balancing Act
#086 – Dave Kennedy: The Basics Are Still Challenging
#085 – John Strand: Making the Industry Better
#084 – Adam Hunt: A Game We Play
#083 – Nate Fick: Give Teams Autonomy
#082 – Jamil Jaffer: Not All Nation-state Activity Is the Same
#081 – James Patchett: Make Small Businesses Safe
#080 – Heather Mahalik: Earn The Tool
#079 – Mari DeGrazia: Not Just One Technology
#078 – Nadean Tanner: Boil It Down
#077 – Frank Downs: Know When To Leave
#076 – Lesley Carhart: You’ve Got to Play the Game
#075 – Brian Martin (Jericho): The Hacker Mindset
#074 – Bill Conner: You Cannot Have Privacy Without Security
#073 – Bernard Harguindeguy: Identity Is The Keystone
#072 – Vinny Sakore: This Was Crime
#071 – Renaud Deraison: Complexity Breeds Insecurity
#070 – Lorrie Cranor: Help Open The Doors
#069 – Ben Johnson: Break Down The Problems
#068 – Deborah Blyth: Security Is Everybody’s Job
#067 – Fred Kneip: Compliance Doesn’t Equal Security
#066 – Alissa Torres: A Well Balanced Approach
#065 – Lizzie Cookson: Attackers Adapt With Us
#064 – Georgia Weidman: Cyber Security Lion Repellent
#063 – Dean Sysman: You Are Swamped With Data
#062 – Chad Loder: Just Because It’s Basic, Doesn’t Mean It’s Easy
#061 – Yonathan Klijnsma: If They Get Compromised, You Get Compromised
#060 – Mike Johnson: Let’s Do The Right Thing
#059 – Jacob Williams: What Didn’t We Catch
#058 – Josh Corman: The Absence of Good
#057 – Ron Gula: Encourage People To Be Entrepreneurs
#056 – It’s Just Data!
#055 – Mark Greisiger: What Could a Future Breach Cost Me
#054 – Brian Vecci: Understanding the Value of What We Have
#053 – Cameron Williams: Make Your Day Easier
#052 – Jeremiah Grossman: The Cavalry Is Not Coming
#051 – Robert M. Lee: The Adversary’s Ability to Change Their Trade Craft is Difficult
#050 – Chris Roberts: Make New Mistakes
#049 – Keith McCammon: We Have An Analysis Problem
#048 – Tom Brennan: Engage the Community In a Positive Way
#047 – Cody Cornell: Allow People to Focus on Interesting Things
#046 – Bret Fund: Trying To Solve the Talent Gap Problem
#045 – Kristinn Gudjonsson: You Don’t Want Analysts Spending All Their Time Extracting Data
#044 – James Carder: Automate As Much As You Can
#043 – David Navetta: The Year Of the Phishing Attack
#042 – Jared Coseglia: Those Numbers Are Real
#041 – Andrew Hay: Creative Solutions to Hard Problems
#040 – Michelangelo Sidagni: One Size Doesn’t Fit All
#039 – James Tarala: What Does the Risk Really Look Like
#038 – Eric Conrad: You Need To Be Interested Beyond 9 to 5
#037 – Johannes Ullrich: Solving That Puzzle In Your Network
#036 – Jorge Orchilles: Offense Informs Defense
#035 – David Kovar: Where Is the Best Application of Your Skill Set
#034 – Harlan Carvey: You Have To Apply the Data To Your Theory
#033 – Perry Carpenter: Security Culture Management
#032 – Ryan Kalember: We’ve Moved From Mass Surveillance to Targeted Attacks
#031 – Jobert Abma: All Bugs Are Shallow
#030 – Joseph Carson: We Need a People-Centric Approach
#029 – Don’t Hire Security Consultants
#028 – Brett Shavers: It’s Not the Machine, But the Examiner
#027 – Lance Spitzner: What Behaviors Do We Care About
#026 – Casey Ellis: I Enjoy Thinking Like a Criminal
#025 – Robb Reck & Alex Wood: We Need To Understand the Technology We are Securing
#024 – Independence
#023 – Coming Back
#022 – Alex Kreilein & David Odom: The Problems In the Industry
#021 – Troy Hunt: It’s Fun to Build Stuff
#020 – Jad Saliba: The Thirst For Knowledge
#019 – Theresa Payton: Design For the Human
#018 – Hal Pomeranz: Take a Deep Breath and Relax
#017 – Marie Hattar & Dave Ginsburg: What Keeps the CISO Up at Night
#016 – Kristin Lovejoy: Security Is a Team Sport
#015 – Cris Thomas (aka Space Rogue): This Isn’t a New Problem
#014 – RSA Conference 2017
#013 – Gary McGraw: Security Is Hard Work
#012 – Cindy Murphy: Learn How To Learn
#011 – Scott Schober: What Makes It Work
#010 – ShmooCon 12 (2017)
#009 – Ismael Valenzuela: Let’s See What Happens
#008 – Darren Hayes: Be Cautious and Think It Through
#007 – What I Am Learning So Far
#006 – 2016: A Look Back Through the Year
#005 – Morgan Wright: The Rule of Threes
#004 – Nicholas Percoco: Don’t Second Guess Yourself
#003 – Lenny Zeltser: You Can Never Know Everything
#002 – David Cowen: Standing On the Shoulders of Giants
#001 – Chris Pogue: Like a Chihuahua On a Pork Chop
#000 – Douglas A. Brush: You’re Always a Student – You Never Stop Learning