We hear the words "skills gap" thrown around a lot these days when it comes to cybersecurity careers. Tony Bryan, Executive Director at CyberUp, breaks down the concept and shares why we are looking at cybersecurity hiring wrong.

Jay Jay Davey is a blue team expert and has navigated a non-traditional pathway into a career in cybersecurity. Tune in for his advice on what you should and shouldn't do to get started. Spoiler alert - there isn't a silver bullet or easy button to get there.

Tune in for CyberUp Executive Director, Tony Bryan, and his thoughts on ways we can make apprenticeship better and easier to implement. Apprenticeship doesn't have to be complicated for both companies and for those interested in participating in a program.

Tune in and listen to guest Alex Schenk share how he has built a Computer Science program at his high school that is fun, engaging, and rewarding to his students. We talk about tools and resources other teachers can use to teach.

Join Tony Bryan, Executive Director of CyberUp, for a discussion around COVID, uncertainty, and craziness in the world and how these challenging times present new opportunities for leadership and learning.

Kevin Keeney is a leading cybersecurity expert in the United States. He led the creation of a Cyber Club at his children's school and shares how you can do the same.

Jon Brandt recently published a blog for ISACA's 2020 State of the Cybersecurity Workforce report. "Qualifying the Skills Gap" highlights challenges and opportunities for the country to reach full-employment.

Steve Loftus is a "good guy" hacker and friend of CyberUp. Steve joins Tony to talk all about current events and the silly stuff people are doing to fill their time and the risks it brings from social engineering.

Chris Roberts, AKA the Scottish Security Warlock, joins Tony Bryan and CyberUp to talk COVID, learning, apprenticeship, and much more.