ISACA Podcast

Technology professionals sometimes struggle to connect on a human level when discussing their technology-driven business challenges and opportunities. In this Offstage & Offscript edition of the ISACA Podcast, 2019 North America CACS keynote speaker Sekou Andrews explains why finding ways to humanize their expertise better positions technology practitioners for success.

Information security professionals understand the value of their work, but it can be difficult to show those outside information security how valuable it is. In this podcast, we discuss some ways that the information security practitioner can showcase the value of information security.

On this ISACA 50th Anniversary Series Podcast, Krysten McCabe, of The Home Depot, looks ahead to the future of the IT Audit profession, given the rise of automation and other changes to the technology landscape.

Organizations continue to struggle with filling open cybersecurity positions – a challenge that is particularly pronounced when it comes to bringing women aboard to fill cybersecurity roles. In this month’s SheLeadsTech Series edition of the ISACA Podcast, Australia-based cybersecurity recruiter Charlotte Osborne provides a recruiter’s perspective on why organizations struggle to attract and retain female practitioners, and offers some potential solutions enterprises can explore to put together stronger and more diverse teams.

Having technical skills is no longer enough for cybersecurity professionals; enterprises are also looking for employees with business acumen. In this podcast, we discuss the shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals, the impact that has on the industry and how people can get the skills they need to build a career in cybersecurity.

Despite the GDPR compliance deadline having passed and the lofty noncompliance fines, many organizations are still unsure of how to address GDPR compliance. In this podcast, we discuss the scope of GDPR, customers’ growing concern for privacy and practical steps your enterprise can take to become GDPR compliant.

Providing early opportunities for young professionals to accelerate their career paths and expand their networks has long been a hallmark of ISACA. In this 50th Anniversary Series episode of the ISACA Podcast, ISACA member Mais Barouqa discusses how ISACA credentialing and volunteer opportunities have helped her grow as a young professional.

What drives successful innovation on the modern enterprise landscape? In this ISACA Podcast Behind the Curtain series program, 2019 North America CACS conference opening keynote speaker Guy Kawasaki addresses some of the key elements that contribute to organizations’ ability to innovate – such as creativity, hard work, opportunism and a little bit of good luck.

The largest data breach to date was recently discovered. The Collection 1 data breach has 773 million records, and these data were found from a variety of sources. In this podcast, we discuss what makes the Collection 1 breach different from other breaches and what you can do if your information was compromised.

Gender bias in the workplace plays out in a variety of ways – some obvious, others much more subtle. In this ISACA SheLeadsTech series podcast with guest JJ DiGeronimo, we discuss the ways in which enterprise leaders can make the tech workforce more welcoming to female practitioners and the key ingredients for success in programs designed to counteract gender bias in the workplace.