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Ebony Nyenya and John Davy breakdown several recent mindblowing, brazen cyberattacks. The conversation was lit 🔥 (as always). Of course, you can expect to learn about how some of these attacks work, and what steps you can take to protect yourself from a growing attack that targets everybody.

Here are some links to the stories we talked about:

1. Crypto firms alleged to have faked execs using AI and actors: Cali regulator
2. North Korean hackers swipe over $100M from Atomic Wallet users
3. Cyberattack forces Idaho hospital to send ambulances elsewhere
4. Stamford man scammed DoorDash drivers in California out of nearly $1 million, police say or the episode I did on this story here: The $1M Phishing King of DoorDash | TEK or DIE
5. Wire transfer text scam
6. 3TB of Airport Data Exposed
7. Data on 123 Million US Households Exposed Due to Misconfigured AWS S3 Bucket
8. McGraw Hill's S3 buckets exposed 100,000 students' grades and personal info

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The loss of a loved one is an incredibly challenging experience. It has the potential to leave an indelible mark on our lives. The grieving process is complex, and finding closure can often be elusive. 

However, recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have opened up a new avenue for those seeking solace: AI-generated replicas of deceased loved ones. 

While the idea may initially sound controversial, these digital replicas can offer catharsis, providing additional time to say goodbye and ultimately aiding in the journey towards closure.

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In a recent case, a sophisticated phishing scam targeting DoorDash drivers led to the theft of over $950,000 in employee payments. The perpetrator employed clever tactics to exploit vulnerabilities within the popular food delivery platform, leaving drivers unaware of the loss.

 As authorities delve into the investigation, questions arise about potential oversights in security measures. The incident sheds light on the grave consequences of falling victim to phishing attempts and serves as a cautionary tale for both individuals and businesses. 

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Are you starting a new IT Support role or looking to break into the world of IT with limited experience?  🤔

This episode is tailor-made for you! Grab some coffee and get ready for some really valuable insights to make your first IT support role a fruitful experience. 

I’ll dive into some of the day-to-day activities you can expect to work on, and some tips for speeding up your work. 

💡 I will also talk about a hidden trick that can help you when interviewing for higher paying jobs, including cybersecurity jobs. If you're just starting out, this episode is your essential IT Support guide for beginners. 

Check it out, and level up your IT support game! 🎧💪

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0:00 What is information security?
3:50 Was the January 6th attack on the capitol a secret CYBER ATTACK?
8:53 What does an Information Security analyst do?
20:57 Network monitoring in Information Security: An example for job seekers
26:51 Collaborating for security: A real-life example of teamwork within an organization
33:37 What certifications can help you land an information security analyst job and a specific example of good cybersecurity job opportunity with a company that believes in diversity.
50:10 A tricky cybersecurity interview question (and how to answer it)

In this video, John and Renita dive deep into the role of an Information Security Analyst. They'll provide insights into the responsibilities of the job, the core skills you need to succeed in the role, and the certifications that will help you stand out in the job market.

They'll also discuss who's currently hiring for remote Information Security Analyst positions and what kind of pay you can expect in this exciting field.

Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this discussion is sure to provide valuable information for anyone interested in pursuing a career in information security. Don't miss out on this informative and engaging conversation.

Error Note at the 34:18 mark. Instead of “White House”, I meant the “capitol”.

Background Info:

Renita Rhodes is a Lead Audit Manager-Information and Cyber Security for a well-known worldwide bank, supporting the coverage of the bank’s core Cybersecurity controls.

She supports coverage in areas such as

- Cyber Threat Fusion Center,
- Data Loss Protection,
- Security Information and Event Management,
- Cryptographic Services, and
- Network Security Management.

Renita also works as a Cybersecurity and Information Systems Adjunct Professor at Maryville University and Harris Stowe State University, teaching the; Cyber Law, Policy and Compliance, Security Information and Event Management, Introduction to Information Security, Applied Programming - Python and Systems Analysis and Design courses.

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TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rhodesre?lang=en
📸 and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/renita_m_rhodes/

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Ebony Nyenya and I continue our conversation on AI. We discuss how to use tools like Chat GPT to become more efficient at applying for jobs, writing better cover letters and resumes, and jumpstart your job search networking. 

We also talk about how AI is helping us to find the information we need and how people are using AI to create amazing art and make money.

Finally, we discuss if it’s still good advice to tell your kids to learn how to code.

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Renita Rhodes talks about how she was able to balance being a mom with a young child, while pursuing a successful career in cybersecurity. Despite facing several challenges such as not having an official mentor, she remained determined to succeed in a field dominated by men.

As a result of her efforts, Renita found a way to balance motherhood and a successful career in tech.

If you're in a similar situation as Renita was (trying to raise a family while pursuing a career in tech), then this episode is a must-listen for inspiration and motivation.

Listen as she discusses her journey, her strategies for juggling family responsibilities, and her inspiring message and tips for women looking to break into tech.

Background Info:

Renita is a Lead Audit Manager-Information and Cyber Security for a well-known worldwide bank, supporting the coverage of the bank’s core Cybersecurity controls. 

She supports coverage in areas such as 

- Cyber Threat Fusion Center, 
- Data Loss Protection,
- Security Information and Event Management, 
- Cryptographic Services, and 
- Network Security Management.

Renita also works as a Cybersecurity and Information Systems Adjunct Professor at Maryville University and Harris Stowe State University, teaching the; Cyber Law, Policy and Compliance, Security Information and Event Management, Introduction to Information Security, Applied Programming - Python and Systems Analysis and Design courses.

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Renita Rhodes stops by to share her insights on how you can enter the Cybersecurity field without a lot of professional experience. Our conversation hovered on a topic that tends to generate a lot of debate: Are There Cybersecurity Jobs For People With No Experience?

0:00 Renita’s says don’t do "this" when trying to transition into Cybersecurity.
2:10 One less talked about way Renita recommends to get into Cybersecurity.
6:22 A couple of non-technical Cybersecurity jobs to keep in mind.
10:02 These dogs ain’t loyal! 😂

Renita is a Lead Audit Manager-Information and Cyber Security for a well-known worldwide bank, supporting the coverage of the bank’s core Cybersecurity controls. 

She supports coverage in areas such as 

- Cyber Threat Fusion Center, 
- Data Loss Protection,
- Security Information and Event Management, 
- Cryptographic Services, and 
- Network Security Management.

Renita also works as a Cybersecurity and Information Systems Adjunct Professor at Maryville University and Harris Stowe State University, teaching the; Cyber Law, Policy and Compliance, Security Information and Event Management, Introduction to Information Security, Applied Programming - Python and Systems Analysis and Design courses.

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 Ebony Nyenya stops by to share her thoughts and insights on how AI has and will continue to impact everyone. 

This is an important episode, because many of the jobs that are available today, will most likely disappear for all but a few. 

• 00:00 So what were we talking about?
•  01:30 Where do high-skilled people go, when there's MASSIVE job disruption across multiple industries? 
• 05:15 How can you, a knowledge based employee or freelancer, adapt to thrive in the age of AI? 
• 08:07 When all the jobs go away, will Universal Basic Income save the day
• 13:20 Should I still learn to code? 
• 15:10 From HVAC to Astronauts? 
• 18:20 Why is Chat.GPT free? 
• 20:07 Is Chat.GPT better than Google? 
• 22:00 Will everyone accept AI?  
  
  

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If you're feeling stuck at a toxic job and are considering making a career change to the tech industry, know that you're not alone. 

Many people find themselves in similar situations, and the good news is that making the switch is possible. 

Renita Rhodes stops by for a discussion about switching into the tech industry. Renita is a Lead Audit Manager-Information and Cyber Security for a well-known worldwide bank, supporting the coverage of the bank’s core Cybersecurity controls. 

She supports coverage in areas such as 

• Cyber Threat Fusion Center,  
• Data Loss Protection, 
• Security Information and Event Management, 
• Cryptographic Services, and 
• Network Security Management. 

Renita also works as a Cybersecurity and Information Systems Adjunct Professor at Maryville University and Harris Stowe State University, teaching the; 

• Cyber Law, 
• Policy and Compliance, 
• Security Information and Event Management, 
• Introduction to Information Security, 
• Applied Programming - Python and Systems Analysis and Design courses. 

0:00 Renita discusses her day as a bank security leader and adjunct professor
5:05 How to start figuring out where you want to be in tech
9:30 What about apprenticeships? Do they work?
10:25 Is the healthcare industry THAT toxic!
13:35 What’s Renita’s major concern? (She’s not the only one that feels this way)

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