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Jesse Peterson is a Client Platform Engineer for Meta, contributor to MicroMDM, and creator of NanoMDM. In today’s episode, we talk with Jesse about how he’s used his involvement in open source communities to develop better MDM tools and experience career growth. Listen now to learn how your organization can build a better device management strategy.
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Nick Anderson is a security engineer at Meta, and a member of the osquery technical steering committee. In today’s episode we talk with him about how he overcame the challenges of endpoint security using osquery. Listen in to learn how your organization can best secure its endpoint computing devices.
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Chris Long is a Staff Security Engineer at Material Security, and you might know him from some of his open-source work at Detection Lab. In the episode today, we talk about his work with Facebook and Uber using osquery, and his thoughts on the present and future state of cybersecurity.
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Where to Get in Touch
Find Chris on LinkedIn
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In today’s episode of the Future of Device Management podcast, we speak with Prima Virani— Detection & Response Engineering Lead at Twilio.
Topics discussed:
- Prima’s journey into cybersecurity and what initially made her so excited about the industry.
- What Prima’s day-to-day looks like leading detection and response engineering at an organization with nearly 9,000 employees.
- Lessons from deploying Fleet and why Prima’s team decided to host it entirely on an EKS cluster.
- Why endpoint visibility is an essential building block for the success of any detection and response team.
- How to think about container security.
- Prima’s top advice for teams building an endpoint detection and response strategy.
Resources mentioned:
Blog post Prima wrote - Hosting FleetDM on AWS EKS
Book that Zach mentioned - Container Security: Fundamental Technology Concepts that Protect Containerized Applications 1st Edition
Where to get in touch:
Follow Prima on Twitter
Follow Prima on Linkedin
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In today’s episode of the Future of Device Management podcast, we speak with Mike Arpaia — co-creator and visionary of osquery and partner at Moonfire Ventures — a London-based VC firm focused on seed-stage investing in Europe.
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Where to get in touch:
Follow Mike on Twitter
Visit Mike’s personal website
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