When your prospects validate your minimum viable product (MVP), you know you are on the right track. We were fortunate to meet Guy Givoni and Paul McCarty during their RSA Conference LaunchPad event in Singapore. They’ve been busy riding the wave of success following that event, and we caught up with them in San Francisco during RSA Conference 2020 to get an update from them.

In this episode, Chloe, Phil and Alyssa talk to Chris Kubecka about how she got involved in doing research around cyber warfare and critical infrastructure. The conversation continued into some stories of brutal technology fails. Finally, they wrap up the episode talking about connecting skills with security roles.

We’re glad you decided to drop by to have a listen — or, perhaps, even a gander — as we gather the community to tell stories, have a few laughs and wish you and us all, the InfoSec community, a healthy, productive, friendly time as we all begin to deal with the reality that in-person events are being canceled all around us.

In this conversation, we discuss the role of education in building the next generation of the workforce for the cybersecurity field and how companies and universities can work together to achieve the same goal. Ultimately with better results. If you are human, we invite you to listen up, and enjoy!

We are living in a new norm, and we don’t know how long it will last before another new norm takes over, but there’s a good chance that the state of society and group relationships may never be precisely the same.

Thank you for joining us at the intersection of technology, cybersecurity, and society. In this episode, Sean and Marco are coming to you from the RSA Conference in San Francisco and are joined by Sara Boddy and Jason Elrod.

We are human. They are robots. What will life be like when we co-exist with each other?

Are you ready to "geek out" on 5G with my guests and me? Good!

Put your thinking caps on and get ready to explore the world of 5G connectivity and all of the benefits it brings to society. Don't worry, though; we also take a good, hard look at how it changes the way we look at connectivity, data transport, data storage, data sovereignty, integrity, and more—all through the double lens of security and privacy.

We don't hold back during this conversation as we cover a ton of topics.

The company telling their story to us today is DomainTools.

A journey that began with establishing the de-facto cybersecurity language has lead OPSWAT to protecting our critical infrastructure. What does the future hold for securing our critical infrastructure? Listen to Benny as he enlightens us during this friendly meeting.

Access control should be about keeping people out as much as ensuring easy access to those with authorization to enter.