Steve Lodin, a veteran of the cybersecurity industry, embarks on an ambitious mission to protect millions of identities from hackers while his team strives to maintain high-security standards and compliance with regulators.

"The more that we can identify, document, and share, the less attacks that are hitting our colleagues and our peers in the industry." - Steve Lodin

Lodin's experience comes with a background in software engineering, system administration, and global IT security. He has worked with General Motors, Ernst and Young, Roche Diagnostics, and Sallie Mae, and has a Master's degree in Computer Science from Purdue University.

Steve Lodin had been working with electronics engineering and software engineering since he got his engineering degree. He had a passion for computers and decided to focus on security. He went back to school for a Master's in Computer Science and went on to work at Ernst and Young, Roche Diagnostics, and the world of startups. For the past 10 years, he has been working at Sallie Mae protecting millions of IDs from hackers. With the shift to the cloud, Steve has been advocating for the removal of legacy security debt and providing security opportunities to improve the environment. He is a prominent contributor to the industry, helping to identify and document attacks to protect against them.

In this episode, you will learn the following:
1. What challenges arise when attempting to secure xIoT devices?
2. How can organizations prevent external and internal attack surfaces?
3. How can organizations use the cloud to reduce their legacy security debt?

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