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Ross Haleliuk is a champion for Product Lead Growth (PLG) and in this episode sits down with Mackenzie Jackson to discuss how this concept has changed cyber security products and also how organizations can adopt a product lead growth mindset. Ross is a thought leader in the space and has many interesting publications on the topic, to find out more here are some links. Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosshaleliuk/ Blog - https://ventureinsecurity.com/?gi=af7863463f56
Nathaniel McCallum is the former CTO and co-founder of Profian and an expert in web assembly and confidential computing. This week on the security repo Dwayne McDaniel goes on a deep dive with Nathaniel to understand web assembly and how it relates to security but also peels apart the layers that surround the term confidential computing. It is a fascinating conversation with a lot of takeaways.
In this episode, we invite Will Kelly to join Mackenzie and Dwyane in a conversation about implementing DevSecOps in software organizations. We tackle what DevSecOps is in reality, how can organizations implement a plan to roll out a DevSecOps approach, and the challenges that surround this.
Will Kelly is a freelance writer focused on DevOps and the cloud. He has worked on teams that introduced DevOps and the cloud to commercial and public sector organizations. Will is a correspondent for Red Hat’s Opensource.com. His work has also been published by TechTarget, Enable Architect, InfoQ, InfoWorld, and others. Follow him on Twitter: @willkelly.
Len Noe is both a white hack hacker and a pioneer in the transhuman movement. Current Len has 8 implants which he uses to enhance his offensive security activities. In this episode, I discuss with Len what Biohacking or bio modifications mean as a security threat and what we can do to defend against this new threat.
This episode takes a deep dive into the issues all companies face with the software supply chain including open-source dependencies and the credentials that attackers are after.
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