DrZeroTrust

Is disinformation actually affecting people?  What is narrative intelligence?  Should corporate organizations defend their brand from trolls and narrative attacks?  Will this be more important in the near future?

Do the crazy valuations of companies help them or hurt them?  Does big money in cyber security investing fix the problem?  Why do some people continue to build businesses even after they cash out?  

What can we learn from the game of golf and security strategy?  What telemetry matters most?  Do you practice right in cyber or in your golf game?  What's your favorite course?  And many more great golf analogies!

Is cyber insurance a rip off?  What do insurance providers do to get out of paying their policy holders?  Does cyberwar affect small businesses?  Is everything of value to defend?  Are humans really the biggest threat vector?  Should you pay attention to a CISA advisory?

What is multi spectrum warfare?  Is the US the global superpower anymore?  How do state and local governments look at cyber versus federal?  Will China maneuver in the next 2 years to prepare for a future war?

What does empathy really mean?  How do you deal with the "brilliant jerk"?  Where is the line on terminating an employee who endangers your business with bad cyber practices?  Is the industry really more fair?  What about sexism and privilege?

What do consumers really think about passwords?  Can technology solve the problem of unsafe passwords?  Where does the market go for better user access?  Does cloud make a difference?  And more on this episode.

Can I download and configure an SSI app during a live recording?  Is SSI useful for the average consumer use case?  How should we look at the combination of SSI and biometrics?  Does this ultimately help kill the password?

Disinformation with lobsters?  What about the Missouri Governor and "hacking" that website?  Does the new ransomware plan make much difference?  New threats in email from Microsoft and how do humans detect them?

How does he advise companies to select technology?  What does he think about strategy?  What is a non starter for him?  How do board members look at cyber risk and technology expenses?