Nowadays, every company is pretty much a technology company, and as such, they all should have some understanding of quality assurance (QA). Also, an understanding of information security would be nice. The question is, how and where do these two worlds collide?

Cybersecurity is a complex topic to understand. A plethora of standards, frameworks, processes, tools, conferences, presentations, courses, and even certifications may help but can also be a bit overwhelming. This is where the community comes in.

Thank you for joining us for another candid conversation with one very special guest who's very well known in the industry: none other than Tanya Janca: she's an author, a CEO, a startup founder, a programmer, a hacker, and a philanthropist.

Looking for signs of fraud and the loss of intellectual property or customer data is not the same. What's the difference? What's the overlap? Are there organizations set up to do both well? Glad you asked. You will find the answers by listening to this podcast.

In this episode of Tech Done Different, we chat with Dr Wanda Toro Turini, who shares insights about how to adapt in order to make sure that a given piece of innovative tech can best service the market.

Brazilian hacker Filipi Pires discusses hacking, community, mentoring, and learning.

How good of a dish are you going to get when you use bad ingredients? Are you going to blame the recipe? Some people would, and by doing so, they would keep baking bad cooks and blaming the recipe for it. Algorithms work the same. You give AI bad data, you get bad results.

If we don't open our eyes and think about how we are all different—in so many ways—we will never truly understand that our personal quality of life and behaviors affects that of the group and society we are part of. Is technology helping diversity and inclusivity?

Tanya Janca walks us through how her need for community inspired her to develop one of her own.

In this episode, JJ is joined by Samuel Bertram to discuss the impact that robotics, AI and new plant cultivation technologies will have on conservation and the future of global food production.