This episode of Decrypt is a discussion between Shane and John Hetherton, Head of Compliance at Evervault, on the retiring of PCI DSS v3.2.1 in favour of the more robust v4.0. They cover the differences between the two versions, what the change means for organisations that handle online payments and how moving to v4.0 presents these organisations with an opportunity to rethink their security posture.

This episode of Decrypt is a conversation between Liz and Richard Rodger, Founder and CEO of Voxgig, a Developer Relations (DevRel) company offering tools and services for software companies looking to connect with developers, build communities, and measure the success of their efforts. Before founding Voxgig, Richard co-founded nearForm, one of the world’s leading providers of large-scale Node.js and microservices solutions for enterprises. Richard shares his insights as both an expert coder and leader in the DevRel space.

In this episode, Shane sits down with Thomas Kinsella, Co-founder and Chief Customer Officer from Tines to discuss the ins and outs of developing and scaling a security product. Tines is a no-code automation platform that helps companies with mission-critical security workflows. Prior to co-founding Tines, Thomas was Senior Director, Security Operations at DocuSign, Lead eCrime Investigator, Global Technical Investigations at eBay, and an IT Security and Forensics Specialist at Deloitte. In this conversation he shares stories and insights both as a seasoned security expert and a co-founder.

This episode of Decrypt features Kyle Mistele, Blockchain and Product Lead at Zelus — the easiest and most innovative web3 wallet to view, store, and send your digital assets across multiple blockchains. Kyle has been able to merge his deep knowledge in cybersecurity with his excitement for emerging web3 technologies. A true startup multiple-hat-wearer, built the backend component of their wallet application, manages their bug bounty program, oversees security audits and handles infrastructure and DevOps projects. Kyle loves learning new things and sharing them with others, which shines through in our conversation.

In this episode of Decrypt, Liz chats with Damir Mehic, Director of Engineering at heyData, a Berlin-based company that aims to make compliance easy for everyone. Damir has worked on SaaS applications, e-commerce websites, telecom solutions, and was an engineering leader for a legal technology automation company prior to joining heyData. In our conversation, Damir shares that one of the reasons he finds his work with heyData fulfilling is being able to help customers — primarily SMBs — solve their compliance problems, like becoming GDPR compliant.

In this episode, Liz talks to Paul Conroy, CTO at Square1, the UK’s leading Digital Transformation company. With a lifelong excitement for computing starting when he was a child, Paul has had a variety of roles over the course of his career like managing the UK's busiest cinema to becoming a product development leader at one of Ireland's top online brands. In our conversation, Paul shares his insights into how developers can best translate user feedback and behavior into effective software solutions.

In this episode, Shane has a conversation with Tamás Henning, Senior Director, Security Engineering at Circle. Circle is a global financial technology firm that enables businesses of all sizes to harness the power of digital currencies and public blockchains for payments, commerce and financial applications worldwide. Tamás cut his teeth in security from a natural curiosity towards making computers do things not initially intended for them to do and in his career he’s held security roles at Skype, Microsoft, Roblox, and was interim CISO for Novi, Facebook's blockchain initiative.

In this episode, Developer Advocate Liz Moy sits down with nmible Technical Lead Ines Kenova to talk about how she went from co-founder to software engineer, to technical lead. Ines shares her insights both as an individual contributor, leader, and also as a coding instructor. She also shares her approach to security and some of the ways that she integrates security into her own programming practices.

Our first featured guest is Rob Picard, Security Lead at Vanta. Join Shane and Rob as they cover how secure by design means establishing guardrails rather than gates, new tooling that focuses on distinguishing signal from noise to identify the vulnerabilities that truly matter, and the importance of being a partner in a security role by building trust with teams. You can find Rob on Twitter @RobPicard and on LinkedIn where he regularly authors articles and insights on security.

In the first episode of Decrypt, get to know your two hosts, Shane Curran and Liz Moy. Explore their journey within the industry and learn why they started the Decrypt podcast. Shane is the CEO and Founder of Evervault, a data security developer platform backed by Sequoia, Index Ventures, and Kleiner Perkins. Liz leads Developer Advocacy at Evervault, previously in Developer Relations at Twilio.