Ron Gula interviews Peter Singer, a Senior Fellow at New America, a Professor at Arizona State University, and all-around cybersecurity advocate, on cybersecurity; recruitment, retention, and education in the field; his fiction and non-fiction writing, and great books and movies that influenced his growth and perspective. 

Ron Gula interviews Rick Gordon, the founder of Mach 37 and the Managing Director at MITRE Engenuity, about his experiences in investing in startups and the potential for venture capital in the DMV area.  Ron and Rick discuss the differences between developing a product and building a company, as well as the work that accelerators do to help companies grow.

Ron Gula interviews Eli Sugarman, of Facebook Oversight Board and formerly the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, about his experiences working with and funding cybersecurity nonprofits and his current work at Facebook on free speech and privacy policy.  Eli and Ron also talked about classic science fiction (scifi) books and movies, as well as those about hackers.

Ron and Cyndi Gula interview Larry Sjelin and Julina Macy of the Center for Information Assurance and Security (CIAS) at the University of Texas-San Antonio (UTSA).  UTSA's CIAS was the first place winner of the Gula Tech Foundation's March 2021 grant competition for non-profits focused on increasing public cybersecurity awareness.  Ron and Cyndi discussed Data Care and cyber education, including CIAS' efforts to increase interest among K-12 students in cyber through their innovative card game.

Ron interviews David Horowitz, the founder and CEO of Retrium, about Agile retrospectives and teamwork. Ron and David also discussed their respective experiences in building start-ups. David highlighted some of the differences in the kind of training that you can receive in cybersecurity depending on where you get it (4-year universities, community colleges, and on-the-job). Ron and David also talked about coding.

Ron and Cyndi interview Philip Niedermair, the Founder of the National Cyber Group and a member of the Gula Tech Foundation advisory board, about Cyber Education and Development and Retention of the Cyber Workforce.  They also discussed the Cyberspace Solarium effort.  Additionally, they discussed leadership and some interesting stories about US naval history.

Ron interviews Bob Zukis about how to improve corporate governance, and discussed the implications of Sarbanes-Oxley for incorporating proper expertise into Board of Director decision-making. Bob is a member of the National Association of Corporate Directors and was one of the founders of the Digital Directors Network; Bob discussed his book, The Great Reboot, which thought about the opportunities that Covid has provided for a reset of America's corporate sector.  Bob's discussion of complex systems and the impact of problems is important and he provided great examples ranging from the catastrophic 1986 Challenger accident to getting a flat when driving your car.

Ron and Cyndi Gula interview Lauren Buitta - national security expert and founder and CEO of Girl Security. We discuss Girl Security's national security focus to encourage young women to enter cybersecurity and national security career paths. Girl Security was a recipient of a grant from the Gula Tech Foundation. We also discuss a variety of national security news, trends and as always, science fiction that shows us what type of future might be heading our way. 

Ron interviews General Thomas Ayres (retired) about his recent Wall Street Journal op ed (A Maritime Solution for Cyber Piracy) about giving private companies "Letters of Marque" to defend themselves in cyberspace. We discuss his experience as a military lawyer. the complex issues of cybersecurity policy and his experiences helping set up Space Force. 

Ron and Cyndi Gula interview Tony Cole and speak about the use of cyber deception to thwart and frustrate hackers. We also speak about the cyber industry, Tony's career in cybersecurity and some great works of science fiction influencing the industry.