Prehistoric warfare refers to conflicts that occurred before recorded history. Still, we do not need a book to depict a bunch of humans throwing stones at each other to win their respective possessions. What happened since?

This is a Candid CyberSec conversation with a very amazing Lydia Giuliana. An amazing mentor, Cyber Security leader and Black Hat Asia Reviewer.

Culture is defined as the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or another social group—with modifiers in the attitudes and behavioral characteristics of a specific social group.

Students need real-world scenarios to help them round out their education as they prepare to build their career in the real world. If this is true for any educational curriculum, it is even more critical in cybersecurity.

"I've done a few consulting calls about 'Zero Trust' and left the client practically in tears. It's fascinating, to me, that someone can read a bunch of marketing drivel and conclude from that, that it's the future of networking. Really? Do they think it's going to work? Why?" —Marcus J. Ranum

Robin Dreeke is an FBI Special Agent who was Chief of the Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program. He's a best selling author who teaches people why solid, quality relationships are the foundation of all success and how to achieve it.

Cybersecurity companies are absolutely awful at acquisitions.

Design and technology are both important in the field of startups, yet a dichotomy prevents some from pursuing both. Caelin Sutch shows that one can not only do both, but also excel doing so.

Why do we continue to apply old filters and place unnecessary barriers in our hiring processes, leaving out diverse and underprivileged candidates that don't fit the traditional cybersecurity professional profile?

A car is not just a car — it has never been that simple. The same applies to any other object that we humans envision, create, and use. But today, we are talking about cars — the autonomous kind — and the race to build them.