Jihana Barrett, CEO of Cybrsuite unpacks the security needs from not just from an enterprise perspective but for day-to-day life. She also tells us about how her organization, Tech Sorority, teaches aspiring women to break stereotypes in tech.

Emil Sayegh, president and CEO of Ntirety, unpacks of the issue of inauthentic identities opening doors to untraceable, fake social accounts and the impact that has on society. Emil is a cloud visionary and known as one of the "fathers of OpenStack."

Gary Hibberd, Professor of Communicating Cyber for Cyberfort and former head of business continuity and information security at various companies, teaches the importance of building resilience in your organization not just with technology, but with people and processes.

Dr. Eric Cole, former CISO and founder of Secure Anchor Consulting, explains how learning to communicate with business language can create a more compelling case for executive buy-in.

Anthony Israel-Davis joins the show to discuss what you can do with the DBIR as a practitioner and his perspective on the proposed Cybersecurity Safety Review Board.

Lane Thames, PhD and principal security researcher at Tripwire explains the challenges you might not have considered in IT/OT convergence

Through the lens of the Florida water supply hack, Dale Peterson teaches how events like these remind us to take the necessary steps to maintain our cybersecurity. Founder and chair of S4 Events, Dale has been helping security professionals effectively and efficiently manage risk to their critical assets for over 15 years.

Zoe Rose is a cybersecurity consultant and recognized as one of the 50 most influential women in cybersecurity. On this episode Zoe explains why it is important for the average person to be aware of privacy and shares tips for staying safe. Content warning: mentions of domestic abuse and violence