Today’s guest is Gabriela Voicu. She is a software engineer who comes to software through an interesting path. She went to a code camp and then transitioned to a full time coding job. She’s got lot’s of unique perspectives  to provide us with, as well as a great story. Enjoy!

Today’s guest is Sean Henry. Sean runs a digital marketing agency in Austin, TX. He brings a unique perspective on the importance of digital security for your business’s online assets and accounts. Listen in for some great insights and new ideas that you can apply to your online life.

You can check out Sean's marketing firm at https://www.fletchingdigital.com

Today’s guest is Michael Filipsen. Michael is an expert in cloud migration and helping enterprises move services to public clouds. He’s also a privacy advocate and judo practitioner. Listen in for some great thoughts on how privacy and social media intersect with families and society in general.

This episode of SpiderBytes features Fábio de Salles from Brazil. Fábio works in business intelligence and has a strong background in security. Listen in to learn about how Fábio applies security and privacy best practices in his work as well as at home. 

In this episode we talk with Alex Flaxman, a medical doctor with software development experience. He has unique insights around privacy and security to share.

Today we chat with Shannon Morse. She is a content creator and influencer with a focus on infosec and privacy. We talk about her recommendations, how to factor physical security into your threat model, and lots more.

You can learn more and see Shannon's videos on YouTube https://youtube.com/shannonmorse. She's also on Twitter, https://twitter.com/Snubs. Be sure to check out her 30 day security challenge at https://snubsie.com/30-day-security-challenge.

Today we chat with Zach Otte about the intersection of design, security, and privacy. Balancing these is an important part of the work he does at SpiderOak and he's got some great insights to share. Zach has been at SpiderOak for four years and is the primary designer for the UI/UX of SpiderOak apps. 

Ben Webb is an information security risk analyst in the financial sector. He’s also heavily involved in SecKC, the largest hacker meetup in the world. If you’re in the Kansas City area and would like to join the next meetup, which happens to be SecKC’s 10th anniversary, go to https://seckc.org. 

Our first episode is here! We're excited to introduce SpiderBytes to the world, and who better to start us off than SpiderOak's fearless leader Dave Pearah. To learn more about Dave on his LinkedIn profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/pearah/. 

SpiderBytes is sponsored by SpiderOak. (Funny that we sponsor our own show. Go figure!) We'd love you to check out our software at https://spideroak.com