We are joined by friend of the show Kathleen (Kate Mullin) who gives us her view on lockdown from the USA.

Episode 11 | Guest: Richie Cyrus

Hosts Alyssa Miller, Chloé Messdaghi, and Phillip Wylie each took very non-traditional paths in their careers leading up to their entry into the InfoSec industry.

SMBs Top Ten CyberSecurity Misconceptions

Episode Nine | Younger People Are Better At Cybersecurity Than Others

Far too often organizations and their hiring managers seeking to find, hire and retain the talent needed to fill their information security roles look outward and wonder why there aren't enough qualified people, forgetting that they have an active role to play in the process.

A framework is a framework is a framework. Or is it?

The reality is, a framework is only as good as the process, data, and effort you put into it coupled with the support of the organization you receive to make it work based on business needs.

Threats? What? When? Why?

I'll worry when and if the time comes.

And life goes on smoothly as usual — until it doesn't.

The game is never over. We just reach milestones.

This year's Black Hat Conference USA certainly got to a big one.

Participants from the business, research, and hacker communities came together - virtually, for the first time - for the 2020 edition of the Las Vegas-based event.

SMBs’ Top Ten CyberSecurity Misconceptions

Episode Eight | Digital & Physical Security Are Separate Things

Officially granted the title within a company in 1995, the CISO role is relatively new in Infosec's grand scheme. Since this first attribution, many have taken the job - and the reigns - to shape and define the responsibilities, but it looks like it is still a work in progress. With each step comes new challenges, new paths, new opportunities.

Sometimes we wonder if the reason the gap in the cybersecurity workforce exists and that there is a lack of basic technical knowledge and education - even for the daily-life activities and everyday gadgets we use - is due to the fact that our school systems can’t keep up with the technological advancements of our society.