Nowadays, we have some significant cybersecurity scenarios to deal with at a national level. These challenges require top-level leadership and a response that must also be supported at a national level.

Zero Trust sounds impressive and futuristic, but it isn't really a new concept — and what does it actually mean? It is not that different from past trust models such as Trust But Verify and Least Privilege.

On this episode Jenny chats to Diversity and Inclusion advocate and male ally of the year Nathan Chung, about his career in infosec, his belief in the power of technology to overcome global challenges, and his continued support for women in leadership and in tech.

We asked our Co-Host Theresa Payton to bring a fantastic guest; she got one of the most badass you can ever find: Alison Levine. We could recount her stories, but you won't believe us. So, listen to her.

We can't deny the value of the Red and Blue Teams. One tests the weaknesses of an environment and the other the controls and processes as they get attacked. However, things get better when you add a Purple Team.

Once upon a time —not that long ago—the Information Security field had no rules, definitions, tools, or framework, and it was a new frontier to be discovered and conquered. Now, looking back, we sure have come a long way.

Teaching and learning is an ongoing experiment. As society, cultures, and technology change, so do the way the new generations learn best and, therefore, the methodologies we should adopt to teach them.

Episode 12 | Guest: Gabby Hempel

Hosts Alyssa Miller, Chloé Messdaghi, and Phillip Wylie each took very non-traditional paths in their careers leading up to their entry into the InfoSec industry.

SMBs’ Top Ten CyberSecurity Misconceptions | New Software And Devices Are Secure When I Buy Them

Join us for this chat about the current state of secure smart cities, privacy, policies, and technology as we introduce the agenda for the upcoming Virtual Cybersecurity Symposium for Smart Cities 2020.