We are back with another episode of Underrepresented! This is our co-produced series with Marco and Sean from ITSP Magazine.

Our guests for this episode:

Ashley Tolbert, representing Women in Security and Privacy (WISP)

In this episode we cover a few types of diversity and the importance of tribes.

In this conversation, we sit down with security veteran Alyssa Miller to talk about her recent deepfake research. We also discuss stoking the fire of curiosity to keep things fresh in cybersecurity.

Alyssa's Twitter: @AlyssaM_InfoSec

Alyssa's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alyssam-infosec/

Alyssa's Website: https://alyssasec.com/

If you love interesting origin stories, look no further than this episode with Sam Crowther. He is the founder and CEO of Kasada. We discuss his origin and the beginnings of his company.

Sam's Twitter: @InfoSecSam

Sam's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/samjcrowther

Kasada's Website: https://www.kasada.io/

In this episode we sit down to chat with Alex Maestretti, CISO of Remitly. In this conversation, we explore finding talent and the unique challenge of hiring managers. Chris also shares his unique relationship to Alex.

Alex's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/maestretti

Alex's Twitter Handle: @maestretti

Remitly's Website: https://www.remitly.com/us/en

Psychology is a major pillar of Social Engineering 🧠. In this episode, we brought in a true expert, Jenny Radcliffe - A burgular for hire, a professional con-artist, and an expert in Non-verbal communications. This episode had Chris and Ron on the edge of their seats. To learn more about Jenny Radcliffe:

@Jenny_Radcliffe

https://humanfactorsecurity.co.uk/

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is "data collected from publicly available sources to be used in an intelligence context". Performing OSINT is a critical aspect in triaging cybersecurity related events. In this exciting episode, Ron and Chris bring in an OSINT expert with the ultimate background for finding open source data. Tracy Maleeff aka InfoSecSherpa, is a seasoned expert in library science and security analysis. Be sure to listen in on this episode and gain insight for how library science applies to all aspects of life.

Can Threat Intelligence Analysts do the same in the professional space as the Threat Intel Analysts depicted in movies? Yes, as long as you have the same level of skills and tools as the characters in the movie. Doug Helton joins this episode to share his experience in Cyber Threat Intelligence and acquiring skills required to be highly effective.

🎊Happy 50th Episode! This episode couldn't have been possible without our amazing guests and listeners! Looking into the future, we are excited to share new content and resources that we've been working on.

HackerValley.Studio Website

Hacker Valley Studio Patreon

Everyone has a superpower and it's not uncommon to have more than one. In this episode, Chris and Ron discover and share what their super powers are with Yael Nagler. Yael is a security tinkerer and has an amazing ability of bringing together people in technology.

This is the second episode of the Hacker Valley Studio and ITSP Magazine co-production focused on underrepresented populations in technology.In this episode we highlight Nelson Abbott from NPower and Charles Nwatu from /Dev/Color.So many powerful statements in this one about organizations fighting for representation and awesome thoughts on being a role model