Since the dawn of humanity, fear of the unknown has been part of who we are as individuals and societies. On one side, it drove our desire to learn; on the other, it created some of our civilizations' worst traits.

Think about it as a sports team — or any team really; if one player doesn’t play for the whole, it weakens the defense and makes it vulnerable. No matter how good or how important any one individuals seems to be, everyone has a role to play.

What if we could format our data shared with the organizations we interact with the same way we reinstall an operating system and start fresh? We may be too deep for it, but what about a new Social Contract for our Cyber Society.

It should be evident by now that Information security should be a core value to any organization—and even more so for those that interact with government entities—and furthermore for those that operate within the government defense space.

In this episode we talk to Farah Hawa about her work at Bugcrowd, her roots in getting started as an ethical hacker, and her educational videos that she publishes via YouTube.

Imagine a world where there are no dreams, no role models, no mentors — just a bunch of no. Now imagine that we can do something about changing that world that is the harsh reality for too many. Together, we can.

There are entire groups of people who can become effective cybersecurity resources if trained correctly and given the opportunity. Unfortunately, for many, this is not the case. Why?

In this episode, our special guest, William Benner, explores what to do when you're told "it can't be done,” how to push through failure, and why it matters to assume things will break.

Welcome to the 1st podcast of Elevate the Future podcast - a journey into AI and the future from the eyes of a 23 year old who has a vision to make an impact using Machine Learning and education.

If you wish there was a Pentester Blueprint, this is your lucky day! What's the typical path into CyberSecurity? Is there one? What about becoming a penetration tester? We had a chance to talk about this, a new book, and much more.