You cant go a day without hearing about some sort of breach. And companies all over are feeling the pressure to do ore in cybersecurity. But how much is enough and how do you quantify the unpredictable? Rob Arnold of ThreatSketch joins the conversation and gives some insight with his new book: Cybersecurity: A Business Solution https://threatsketch.com/book/

There is a hiring gap in cybersecurity. And not a day goes by that someone says "if you want a job in cybersecurity you can have one". But, is that really the case? With an army of experts all over the world, why is it so hard to fill the gap? Could it be because people are looking for the wrong results? Mike Morris of TopCoder.com joins the conversation.

Krack highlights a few scary possibilities. And if we don't act fast we may be waiting a long time for manufactures to come up with solutions. But just how are we finding these vulnerabilities? Chris Gerritz of Infocyte joins the conversation on threat hunting.

krack has hit the streets big time and I'm not talking about the narcotic. But this is just the beginning, soon it will be weaponized and then we will have real issues. Patch now and don't wait.

Wrapping up the last of the local elections interviews. One of the hot topics during the election was what resources the New Bern Police Department did and did not have. Chief of police Toussaint E Summers Jr. joins the conversation.

Billions are spent on cybersecurity each year. And that number is only expected to go up. But is measuring it that way the problem or the symptom. Cybersecurity attorney David Willson Joins the conversation. https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidlwillson/

History has a funny way of motivating you. When we look back on things we've always wanted its often the one with the strongest motivating factors that push us forward. Bernard White, joins the conversation on his run for ward 5

Politics can be challenging for anyone and as the elections in New Bern come to a close there are only a few issues that up coming aldermen may face that aren't political in nature. Kandi Midgette-Ward joins the conversation as she runs for ward 4 in New Bern.

Thinks are heating up in New Bern and its not just the election. Bobby Aster for Ward 3 joins the conversation to talk about the fire department staffing in the City.

There is some confusion about what it means to be a politician. But people like Jameesha Harris wants to get things back on track to make it better understood what being a public servant looks like.