Dr. Darren Williams is the CEO and founder of BlackFog, Inc., as well as a leader in on-device data privacy. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Dr. Williams discusses how BlackFog applies medical professionalism to cybersecurity, medicine and design drug therapy in cybersecurity ransomware: the lifecycle of disease, spreading and destroying it, and defining behavioral analytics to protect the people and their data from ransomware attacks.

David Kruger is the VP of strategy and co-founder of Abiso and uses his knowledge to weigh in on data hardening and its impact on identity and access management. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Kruger discusses military intelligence and Abiso: Creating a new tactical battlefield communication system, the concept of data ownership vs. the information of data, and the future of the software engineering community and the movement of the manufacturing process.

Avi Shua is the brilliant CEO and co-founder of Orca Security and leader of Instant-On Cloud Security. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Shua discusses his idea of a Cloud Security solution: Asset and infrastructure visibility, Cloud Orchestration and how Orca Security mediates the problem of extra layers and confusion, and how using the solution helps to identify risk sensitive data and speeds up the process.

Jeff Williams is the co-founder and CTO of Contrast Security and the founder of the OWASPA foundation. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Williams discusses how working from home impacts software development and security, the use of executive order: Zero Trust, security labels and creating visibility in the market, and company mandates and making the market more competitive by achieving a higher level of security.

Ravi Patil is Director of Product Management and Strategy at Broadcom. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Patil discusses the importance of effective messaging in marketing, breaking away from the norm when it comes to engaging with your customers, and the human experience in MIT.

Kyle Flaherty is the SVP of global marketing for Cybereason and a tech executive who is known for launching high-profile technology startups with four successful exits. In today's episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Flaherty discusses:

• The impact of Cybereason's brand;
• Importance of brand campaign awareness
• Effective brand campaigns to focus on and why. 

Pete Hanlon is the group chief technology officer for Moneypenny and has spent about 25 years in the IT and InfoSec business.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Hanlon discusses:

• Digital transformation from a business impact point of view;
• The goal of digital transformation;
• Building a culture of change with digital transformation.

Cali Yost is the leading authority on high performance work flexibility, a visionary workplace futurist, strategist, author and keynote speaker.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Yost discusses:

• The security vulnerabilities that remote work has created;
• Remote work and its impact on productivity and social conventions;
• How the reintegration of the hybrid workforce is placing pressure on employees and causing resignations.

Rudy Shoushany has wide experience in the information technology field, particularly in the financial sector with over 20 years of experience which gives him the ability to aid organizations.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Shoushany discusses:

• How to tackle the global talent shortage;
• The differences in the UAE and the US's approach to digital transformation;
• How adopting a digital transformation strategy can solve the problems our world is facing.

Redvers "Red" Curry is the chief marketing officer at vFortified, a leader in the IoT device identity space. vFortified uses a unique, intelligent, disconnected external receptor to instrument a device's electromagnetic footprint and then they process that telemetry in the cloud in real-time.

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Curry discusses:

• Threat detection for operational technology and how the vFortified product was developed;
• Merging of digital security and physical security to ensure the supply chain remains uninterrupted;
• How culture and time constrains the possibilities of technical innovation;
• The "why" behind vFortified's mission of sustaining and securing critical operational technology.