EP-26 - #CyberKriya Podcast - #SAP #Autonomous #Enterprise Explaind: With Mario de Felipe

Summary: 

In this episode, Gaurav Singh interviews Mario de Felipe to explore SAP's vision of the autonomous enterprise, the impact of AI and agentic technologies, and how SAP is evolving post-Sapphire conference. They discuss the shift from traditional SAP systems to autonomous, AI-driven solutions, the role of Palantir, Microsoft, and other tech giants, and practical advice for SAP practitioners.

Keywords: 

SAP, Autonomous Enterprise, AI, Palantir, Cloud, S4HANA, SAP BTP, SAP Security, Digital Transformation, SAP Innovation

Key Takeways: 

SAP's shift to Autonomous Enterprise

Role of AI and Agentic Technologies in SAP

SAP's strategy post-Sapphire conference

Chapters: 

00:00 Welcome to CyberkreA: The SAP Landscape Post-Sapphire

01:06 Meet Mario de Felipe: A Journey Through SAP

03:53 The Evolution of Cloud Technology in SAP

08:18 Sapphire for Dummies: Key Takeaways

11:40 The Shift to Autonomous Enterprise

14:04 Understanding Palantir: A Comparison with SAP

19:41 The Anti-Clean Core Debate in SAP

23:39 Job Security in the Evolving SAP Landscape

24:43 The Evolution of SAP in the Cloud Era

27:08 Understanding the Autonomous Enterprise

31:50 Governance and Security in SAP's AI Landscape

33:16 Microsoft's Role in the AI Transition

40:43 Advice for SAP Customers and Practitioners

Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization, employer, or company they are affiliated with. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute professional, legal, or cybersecurity advice. References to specific companies, products, or technologies are made solely for discussion and illustration purposes — no endorsement or criticism is implied.Listeners are encouraged to consult their own security, legal, or compliance teams before acting on any information shared in this podcast.

EP-25 - #CyberKriya Podcast - #SAP #Transformations, #AI, and Spiritual Wisdom: With Ashish Katyayan

Join Gaurav Singh ( Mr G.) as he interviews Ashish Katyayan, a seasoned SAP and business transformation expert with a unique background blending entrepreneurship, spirituality, and cutting-edge AI adoption. Discover his journey from a commerce student to a global consultant, and his insights on managing change in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Key Takeaways :

• Ashish’s early career roots in family business and transition into SAP and AI consulting
• The importance of continuous learning and embracing AI in SAP implementations
• How Sapphire conference serves as a catalyst for innovation and team bonding
• The role of spiritual practices and mentorship in leadership resilience
• Evolving landscape of AI, especially in cybersecurity and enterprise automation
• Practical advice for SAP consultants and businesses on adopting AI confidently
• Predictions for the future of SAP, AI, and automation over the next decade

Chapters :

00:00 - Welcome and introduction to Ashish Katyayan's inspiring journey
00:56 - Ashish's background in family business and transition to SAP consulting
02:15 - Early automation projects and entry into SAP FICO
03:30 - Career growth at IBM, Deloitte, KPMG, and entrepreneurial ventures
05:18 - Opportunities for innovation in SAP transformations and AI integration
06:29 - The impact of Sapphire conference on team building and industry focus
10:42 - The importance of AI literacy for SAP consultants and professionals
11:36 - Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and sharing foundational principles
16:16 - The role of Buddhist practices and mentorship in leadership and resilience
22:51 - Reflection on Robin Sharma’s teachings and spiritual wealth
29:10 - The shifts in customer questions post-Sapphire and AI adoption
31:28 - Predictions on the future of SAP, AI, and automation in the next 5-10 years
34:27 - Guidance for SAP consultants on staying relevant amid technological change
39:56 - The importance of collaboration, community, and continuous learning in tech ecosystems
44:42 - Advice for customers on AI implementation and transformation strategies
50:49 - Rapid fire: Ashish shares insights on security, leadership, and personal growth
55:42 - Dreaming big: connecting with industry icons like Roger Federer
56:27 - Closing remarks and final thoughts on leadership, innovation, and spiritual growth

Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization, employer, or company they are affiliated with. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute professional, legal, or cybersecurity advice. References to specific companies, products, or technologies are made solely for discussion and illustration purposes — no endorsement or criticism is implied.Listeners are encouraged to consult their own security, legal, or compliance teams before acting on any information shared in this podcast.

EP-24 - #CyberKriya Podcast - #SAPCyberSecurity - RISE & BTP Security Architecture and Hidden blind spots- With Khalid Hussain

Summary:

In this episode, Gaurav Singh hosts Khalid Hussain, a seasoned SAP cybersecurity expert, to discuss the evolving landscape of SAP security in cloud environments, particularly with SAP Rise, BTP, and AI integration. They explore how organizations can proactively secure their SAP landscapes amidst cloud transformation and rising cyber threats.

Key Takeaways:

• The shared responsibility model in SAP Rise and cloud security best practices
• Critical security considerations for SAP S/4HANA migration and cloud transition
• Building a SAP BTP Center of Excellence (COE) for governance, automation, and security
• The role of network segmentation, firewalls as a service, and real-time monitoring
• Emerging risks associated with non-human identities (NHIs) and AI security
• Strategies for effective governance, compliance, and collaboration in SAP security

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction: Khalid Hussain's background and expertise in SAP security
02:16 - Overview of Khalid's experience with Microsoft, AWS, and Accenture
03:42 - The misconception of security in SAP Rise and cloud platforms
05:13 - Importance of integrating security early in the SAP Rise journey
07:54 - The significance of shared responsibility and contractual protections
09:15 - Deciding between standard, premium, and tailored SAP Rise models
10:13 - Preparing for SAP Rise negotiations: identity, data residency, and network security
11:54 - Building secure SAP Rise architecture: network segmentation and infrastructure
13:18 - Managing SAP admin subnets, SAP Cloud Connectors, and admin tooling
15:02 - Firewalls as a service in SAP Rise: placement, management, and cost considerations
16:37 - Cross-cloud security challenges and standardization across environments
20:53 - Establishing a SAP BTP Center of Excellence (COE): team roles and governance
28:12 - The criticality of security contracts and proactive vendor engagement
29:15 - Responsibility ownership: program leads, SAP basis, security, and admin roles
31:54 - The impact of AI integration in SAP BTP and governance for AI security
37:17 - Building a multi-disciplinary SAP BTP COE: application, platform, security, and monitoring teams
40:04 - Dealing with multicloud approaches, standardization, and security controls
44:41 - SAP's platform management, SAP Basis roles, and the need for skilled personnel
48:02 - AI security, governance, and the emerging role of AI architects in SAP
52:22 - The future of non-human identities and automation in SAP security
56:45 - Data privacy, agent security, and managing AI data flows
58:23 - The importance of collaboration, community sharing, and continuous learning in security

Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization, employer, or company they are affiliated with. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute professional, legal, or cybersecurity advice. References to specific companies, products, or technologies are made solely for discussion and illustration purposes — no endorsement or criticism is implied.Listeners are encouraged to consult their own security, legal, or compliance teams before acting on any information shared in this podcast.

EP-23 - #CyberKriya Podcast - #SAP #GRC #2026(GRC on HANA) - With Sarveshvaran Rajendran

Summary:

In this episode, Gaurav Singh hosts Sarvesh Rajendran to unravel the potential of integrating Cloud AI with SAP GRC, showcasing how AI-driven automation and insights are revolutionizing the GRC landscape. They discuss technical architectures, licensing considerations, and the strategic importance of AI in compliance and security management.

Key Takeaways :

• Overview of SAP GRC versions and the end-of-life roadmap for GRC 12.0 by 2027
• The shift from NetWeaver to S4 HANA as a foundation for GRC
• How SAP consolidates multiple products (Audit, Compliance, Business Integrity) into GRC and licensing implications
• Integration of SAP GRC with non-SAP systems via IAG and the importance of seamless identity management
• Explanation of SAP Joule (AI layer) and MCP (Meta Connectivity Platform) architecture for secure, standardized cloud connections
• Connecting MCP to SAP GRC, including security considerations and API management
• The potential of AI to automate audit workflows, threat detection, and decision-making
• Strategic advice for customers: whether to embed GRC within S4 HANA or operate on separate systems
• The evolving role of SAP security specialists in AI-driven environments and the importance of early involvement

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction: The convergence of AI and SAP GRC
02:23 - SAP GRC version updates and end-of-life plans
04:02 - Transition from NetWeaver to S4 HANA for GRC and product consolidation
05:57 - SAP GRC licensing impacts and future module integrations
06:56 - Roadmap for GRC and support timelines
10:07 - Handling complex workflows and the role of IAG in hybrid environments
12:02 - Embedding audits and risk modules in S4 HANA: pros and cons
13:41 - Managing license counts and user provisioning strategies
15:55 - Introduction to SAP Joule and AI capabilities in GRC
16:38 - Embedding GRC into S4 HANA vs standalone deployment considerations
19:36 - Strategic system sizing and licensing decisions for GRC on Cloud vs on-premise
20:54 - Connecting SAP GRC with non-SAP systems: security & integration
23:50 - Best practices for managing user data sources and identity platforms
26:23 - The future of SAP security: early involvement & role management
30:05 - AI automation in GRC: opportunities and cautionary notes
37:04 - Connecting Cloud AI (MCP) to SAP GRC: "Why" and "How"
41:40 - The "Jewel" - AI in SAP and the transformative potential of MCP architecture
48:29 - How MCP acts as a bridge for data exchange between SAP and AI
50:43 - Security considerations: API secrets and access controls
53:50 - Cautions regarding AI updates and manual oversight in compliance workflows
55:20 - Starting small with AI integrations to mitigate risks
58:49 - The mindset shift: Automating routine tasks for security professionals
60:14 - The future of AI-driven innovation in SAP security and compliance

Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization, employer, or company they are affiliated with. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute professional, legal, or cybersecurity advice. References to specific companies, products, or technologies are made solely for discussion and illustration purposes — no endorsement or criticism is implied.Listeners are encouraged to consult their own security, legal, or compliance teams before acting on any information shared in this podcast.

EP-22 - #CyberKriya Podcast -#SAP #AI Security - with Jay Thoden Van Velzen - From Joule to Agentic Frontiers

Summary:

In this episode, Gaurav Singh is joined by Jay Thoden Van Velzen, a leading expert in agentic AI security at SAP, to explore how AI is transforming enterprise SAP environments. They delve into best practices, security challenges, and how organizations can responsibly adopt AI technologies like Joule within their workflows.

Key Takeaways:

• The evolution of AI in SAP and what differentiates generative AI (GenAI) like Joule
• Key security and governance considerations when deploying AI in business processes
• Architectural strategies for implementing secure, compliant, and effective AI solutions
• Managing risks associated with AI misbehavior and malicious use cases
• Practical steps for customers and security teams to safeguard AI initiatives
• The importance of threat modeling, access control, and grounding AI in organizational policies
• The role of deterministic workflows and control points in agentic AI systems
• How to ensure transparency and accountability with logging and audit capabilities
• The significance of shared responsibility models and vendor risk management in AI deployment
• Future outlook: AI's impact on workforce productivity and strategic decision-making

Chapters:

• (00:04) Introduction
• (01:09) Differences between traditional AI and Generative AI in SAP—Joule's role
• (03:19) Security risks in SAP AI such as hallucinations and data leakage
• (04:10) Grounding Joule's responses in truth for business relevance and security
• (05:11) How SAP implements privacy and access protections during AI training
• (06:26) Approaches to prevent privilege escalation and ensure compliant AI behavior
• (08:51) Architecture of Joule's orchestration layer for controlled AI interactions
• (15:00) Risks of malicious prompts and how SAP protects against them
• (25:04) Differentiating malicious from non-malicious usage and handling volumes
• (26:29) The components of Joule: from developer tools to business application layers
• (30:17) Human-in-the-loop decision-making and operational safeguards
• (32:45) Architectural patterns: separating planning and execution for control
• (38:13) Fail-safes and retries to prevent AI from stepping outside bounds
• (41:16) Responsibilities of SAP customers and security teams in AI security
• (49:17) Grounding AI with organizational policies and real documents
• (52:38) Auditing, logging, and shared responsibility in SAP AI deployments
• (56:32) Myths and realities about AI replacing jobs—what the data suggests
• (59:42) Balancing AI's strategic impact with human judgment and creativity. Threat modeling of AI use cases and handling agent misbehavior. Resources for further learning: SAP Responsible AI and related documentation

Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization, employer, or company they are affiliated with. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute professional, legal, or cybersecurity advice. References to specific companies, products, or technologies are made solely for discussion and illustration purposes — no endorsement or criticism is implied.Listeners are encouraged to consult their own security, legal, or compliance teams before acting on any information shared in this podcast.

EP-21 - #CyberKriya Podcast -SAP BTP Platform Automation - with Christian Lechner

Summary:

Unlock the power of automation on SAP BTP through CLI and Terraform, as Christian Lechner shares insights on infrastructure as code, governance, security, and best practices for both new and existing users.

Key Takeaways:

• Differences between BTP CLI and Terraform for infrastructure management
• Best practices for starting your automation journey
• How Terraform supports governance, security, and compliance
• Managing sub-accounts, entitlements, and roles with Terraform modules
• Importance of organizational responsibilities and role segregation
• Use of policy frameworks like Open Policy Agent for guardrails
• Strategies for importing existing infrastructure into Terraform

  Chapters :

• 00:00 - Welcome to CyberKriya: Introduction to today's topic on SAP BTP automation
• 02:10 - The role of SAP BTP CLI and Terraform in resource provisioning
• 04:00 - Terraform as industry-standard infrastructure as code tool
• 06:15 - Using Terraform for lifecycle management, including deprovisioning
• 07:30 - Setting up CLI and Terraform: installation and configuration tips
• 08:50 - Best practices for organizations starting their automation journey
• 10:50 - Role of organizational responsibility and responsibility segregation
• 11:45 - Use of technical users for secure automation
• 12:30 - Managing permissions with RBAC and minimizing manual cockpit access
• 14:00 - How Terraform supports governance and policy enforcement
• 15:30 - Role of open-source modules, snippets, and SAP-curated templates
• 16:45 - Importing existing subaccounts and resources into Terraform
• 18:20 - Strategies for incremental adoption in large environments
• 19:45 - Ensuring compliance and auditability using Terraform and policies
• 21:10 - Managing lifecycle of service keys and security best practices
• 23:50 - Using policy frameworks such as Open Policy Agent for security guardrails
• 25:15 - Handling naming conventions and governance with Terraform
• 27:20 - How to create and manage multiple Terraform configurations for different teams
• 28:55 - Interviewing organizational responsibilities for automation governance
• 30:30 - Resources for learning Terraform: SAP courses, GitHub, and documentation
• 32:00 - Building a community: SAP roundtables, GitHub issues, and discussions
• 35:00 - How automation enhances compliance, security, and operational efficiency
• 36:45 - Starting small: importing existing resources and iterative adoption
• 40:00 - Challenges in security, user management, and lifecycle automation
• 44:30 - The critical role of team collaboration between SAP admins and cloud engineers
• 47:45 - Final thoughts: embracing automation for sustainable SAP cloud management

Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization, employer, or company they are affiliated with. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute professional, legal, or cybersecurity advice. References to specific companies, products, or technologies are made solely for discussion and illustration purposes — no endorsement or criticism is implied.Listeners are encouraged to consult their own security, legal, or compliance teams before acting on any information shared in this podcast.

EP-20 - #CyberKriya Podcast -Women Leader in #Cybersecurity- Rasha Horn #IWD2026

Keywords:

cybersecurity, NICE program, community, career ambassador, awareness, personal growth, AI, youth empowerment, Rasha Horn, CyberKriya

Summary:

In this engaging conversation, Gaurav Singh and Rasha Horn explore the significance of cybersecurity, the importance of community involvement, and the transformative power of the NICE Cybersecurity Career Ambassador Program. Rasha shares her personal journey from being an immigrant to becoming a leader in cybersecurity advocacy, emphasizing the need for awareness and education in digital safety. The discussion highlights the role of individuals in shaping the future of cybersecurity, especially in the context of emerging technologies like AI. Rasha encourages young aspirants to pursue their passions and connect with communities that can support their growth.

Key Takeaways:

Rasha emphasizes the importance of surrounding yourself with inspiring individuals.

Cybersecurity is a field that requires diverse backgrounds and skills.

Awareness about digital safety is crucial for children and parents alike.

The NICE Cybersecurity Career Ambassador Program is open to everyone, regardless of their background.

Community involvement can lead to personal and professional growth in cybersecurity.

Cybersecurity is not just about preventing hacks; it's about protecting people.

Young people can make a significant impact in the field of cybersecurity.

AI will create new challenges in cybersecurity that require human oversight.

There are many free resources available for learning about cybersecurity.

Persistence and community support are key to overcoming obstacles in pursuing a career.

Titles

Empowering the Next Generation in Cybersecurity

Rasha Horn: A Journey from Immigrant to Cyber Advocate

sound bites

"You are who you spend time with."

"Cybersecurity is not just about money."

"We need humans to protect technology."

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to CyberKriya and Rasha Horn

04:15 Rasha's Journey and Background

10:29 The Importance of Cybersecurity Awareness

12:20 NICE Cybersecurity Career Ambassador Program Overview

24:23 The Role of Community in Cybersecurity

30:04 Cybersecurity as a Career and Personal Growth

36:02 The Future of Cybersecurity in the Age of AI

40:22 Encouragement for Young Aspirants

47:26 Celebrating Community and Future Events

Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization, employer, or company they are affiliated with. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute professional, legal, or cybersecurity advice. References to specific companies, products, or technologies are made solely for discussion and illustration purposes — no endorsement or criticism is implied.Listeners are encouraged to consult their own security, legal, or compliance teams before acting on any information shared in this podcast.

EP-19 - #CyberKriya Podcast -"No IIT Tag, No Problem — How Kartik Khurana Cracked NVIDIA Through #Cybersecurity"

Keywords:

#cybersecurity, #mentorship, career journey, resilience, continuous learning, networking, overcoming challenges, self-discovery, youth guidance, personal growth

Summary:

In this episode, Gaurav Singh interviews Kartik Khurana, a young cybersecurity professional who shares his inspiring journey from a tier 3 college in India to working at NVIDIA. Kartik discusses the importance of mentorship, self-discovery, and the challenges he faced along the way. He emphasizes the need for continuous learning, networking, and resilience in the face of failure. The conversation also touches on the expectations placed on young individuals in India and how to navigate them while pursuing one's passion in cybersecurity.

Key Takeaways:

Start whenever you can.

Hard work cannot be replaced.

Accept failure and learn from it.

Learn from others.

Be consistent and persevere.

Networking is crucial for growth.

Embrace your unique journey.

Seek mentorship and guidance.

Continuous learning is essential.

Don't be afraid to explore different paths.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Kartik Khurana's Journey

04:12 Overcoming Challenges from a Tier 3 College

09:25 The Importance of Mentorship and Self-Discovery

16:54 Navigating Expectations and Finding Your Path

23:25 The Role of Continuous Learning and Networking

29:36 Embracing Failure and Building Resilience

36:29 Transitioning into Cybersecurity from Other Fields

42:36 Key Takeaways and Final Thoughts

Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization, employer, or company they are affiliated with. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute professional, legal, or cybersecurity advice. References to specific companies, products, or technologies are made solely for discussion and illustration purposes — no endorsement or criticism is implied.Listeners are encouraged to consult their own security, legal, or compliance teams before acting on any information shared in this podcast.

EP-18 - #CyberKriya Podcast - Securing Non-Human Identities - with Vishal Verma #SAPCyberSecurity

Keywords:

cybersecurity, SAP, GRC, non-human identities, service keys, BTP security, identity management, governance, risk management, compliance, cloud security

Summary:

In this episode, Gaurav Singh interviews Vishal Verma, an industry veteran with over 20 years of experience in SAP and GRC. They discuss Vishal's journey in the cybersecurity field, the importance of governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), and the challenges posed by non-human identities and service keys in the BTP environment. The conversation highlights the need for organizations to manage these identities effectively and the solutions being developed to address these challenges. Vishal emphasizes the importance of staying updated with industry trends and the evolving landscape of cybersecurity.

Key Takeaways:

Vishal Verma has over 20 years of experience in SAP and GRC.

GRC is essential for managing risks and compliance in organizations.

Non-human identities and service keys pose significant security challenges.

Organizations must rotate and protect service keys to prevent breaches.

The integration of health and charity through yoga is a personal passion for Vishal.

SAP's GRC solutions are tightly integrated with business processes.

The future of SAP security lies in understanding non-human identities.

Staying updated with industry trends is crucial for cybersecurity professionals.

Organizations should measure their security posture around integrations.

The community must evolve to address new cybersecurity challenges.

Titles:

Navigating the Future of Cybersecurity in SAP

The Evolution of GRC in the Cloud Era

sound bites

"You have to take risks, right?"

"We are trying to connect health to charity."

"These keys must be protected and rotated."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity and Guest Introduction

02:44 Vishal Verma's Journey in SAP and GRC

05:31 Understanding Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)

11:11 The Importance of Non-Human Identities and Service Keys

16:57 Challenges in BTP Security and Key Management

22:28 Building Solutions for Non-Human Identity Management

28:12 Future of SAP Security and GRC

33:41 Key Takeaways and Closing Remarks

Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization, employer, or company they are affiliated with. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute professional, legal, or cybersecurity advice. References to specific companies, products, or technologies are made solely for discussion and illustration purposes — no endorsement or criticism is implied.Listeners are encouraged to consult their own security, legal, or compliance teams before acting on any information shared in this podcast.

EP-17 - #CyberKriya Podcast - Building #Cybersecurity Communities That Matter — with Ken Fishkin

Keywords:

cybersecurity, community, mentorship, career development, internships, education, networking, certifications, leadership, AI

Summary:

In this engaging conversation, Gaurav Singh interviews Ken Fishkin, a prominent figure in the cybersecurity community, who shares his journey and insights on building a thriving chapter of ISC2 in New Jersey. They discuss the importance of mentorship, community engagement, and various programs that support career development in cybersecurity. Ken emphasizes the significance of inclusivity, innovative educational approaches, and the commitment required for effective leadership. The conversation also touches on the relevance of certifications and staying updated in a rapidly changing technological landscape.

Key Takeaways:

Ken Fishkin has built a community of over 800 members in the ISC2 New Jersey chapter.

The chapter offers various programs, including public speaking workshops and mentoring opportunities.

Inclusivity is a key focus, welcoming individuals from diverse backgrounds and experiences.

Internship programs have been established to help students and newcomers find job opportunities.

Networking events have led to job placements and professional growth for members.

The chapter has received recognition for its innovative approach to community building.

Ken emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and staying updated with industry trends.

Certifications like CISSP can be pursued even without extensive experience, showcasing commitment.

Community support and collaboration are vital for personal and professional development.

Ken's journey illustrates the impact of passion and dedication in leadership roles.

Sound bites

"It's about the community!"

"It's been a wild ride!"

"Stay on top of things!"

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity Community Leadership

05:20 Building a Thriving Cybersecurity Chapter

10:33 Creating Opportunities: Internships and Mentorships

16:04 Engaging the Next Generation in Cybersecurity

21:00 The Importance of Community and Accountability

26:01 Staying Relevant in a Changing Job Market

32:42 Advice for Career Advancement in Cybersecurity

Join the Award Winning and #1 NA ISC2 NJ Chapter Here: https://newjersey.isc2chapters.isc2.org/page/overview

Follow and Connect with Ken and Gaurav Here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kfishkin/

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Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization, employer, or company they are affiliated with. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute professional, legal, or cybersecurity advice. References to specific companies, products, or technologies are made solely for discussion and illustration purposes — no endorsement or criticism is implied.Listeners are encouraged to consult their own security, legal, or compliance teams before acting on any information shared in this podcast.