Guest: Andrew Lemon, CEO / Principal Security Engineer at Red Threat

On LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/lemonitup/

On Twitter | https://twitter.com/Lemonitup

On YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/@redthreatsec

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Host: Ben Schmerler

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Episode Description

This week's episode of Tech Done Different features Ben interviewing Andrew Lemon, Principal Security Engineer at Red Threat.  They talk about what it means to be a "good hacker."

You’ll learn:

• Why "cut and paste" penetration tests miss the point
• The mindset of learning to become an ethical hacker
• What can make a security assessment fun and exciting
• Why "stealing a baby" can actually be a good goal for a security professional
• The role of specialization and generalization in security management

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