From June 14, 2022: Matt Santill, Founder and CEO of Cyber Security Services https://www.cybersecurityservices.com/ discusses the challenges of a vCISO, what is the most significant business risk, how he became interested in information security, and his career progression to CISO and on to business owner.

In this month's special end of month Wednesday episode Mark Burnette, Shareholder-In-Charge at LBMC Information Security, discusses his path from Senior IT Auditor to overseeing and directing LBMC’s Risk Services practice nationwide. He is very active in the information security community, including as co-founder and past president of the Middle Tennessee ISSA chapter (one of the largest in the world), and co-founder and board member of the Southern CISO Security Council. His certifications include CPA, CISA, CISSP, CISM, and CRISC, and he frequently speaks on information security topics, including a fabulous TEDx talk on the Humanity Behind Cyber Attacks - https://www.ted.com/talks/mark_burnette_the_humanity_behind_cybersecurity_attacks.

Cy Sturdivant, Director at Forvis (Cybersecurity Division), joins us to discuss his path from accounting and finance to cybersecurity and the audit field. We dive into controls, the Three Line of Defense model, and how audit as the third line helps organizations achieve and maintain a solid information security posture.

Anonymous injects into the Iranian protests, ChromeLoader injecting ransomware, Optus extortion, 543,000 added to ECL breach, IHG disruption for "fun", and thoughts about the need for ethics in cybersecurity.

A little different today - we are recording live from the RETR3AT conference at Montreat College! Look for discussions to drop Wednesdays.

From June 7, 2022: James Farley, Partner Development Manager, Cybersecurity at ConnectWise (connectwise.com), discusses migrating from insurance to IT sales to supporting Managed Service Providers, as well as running to beat the stress, including reaching a goal many never achieve!

Recorded at the Middle Tennessee Cyber Conference September 13, 2022 - host Greg Schaffer walks through his 33 year career in information technology and security, providing lessons learned and what he has determined is, for him, the secret for success in cyber security. We had technical issues with the primary video and audio recording so this recording is not quite up to our standards, but we still felt it was relevant to share.

Adam Bricker has led many career lives, from working on Tomahawk missiles to cofounding the Carolina Cyber Center, focused on hardening community resources and continuing education to address the nation's critical cybersecurity talent shortfall. He currently provides consulting services for businesses in high tech, IT-enabled and emerging markets as the founder of ePower Learning, and his testimony of faith in relation to his callings is truly inspirational.

Criminals had internal access to LastPass for four days, Microsoft gaming click fraud, cyberattack costs increase, SaaS sprawl risks, and the necessity of collaboration in security and privacy.

Uber cybersecurity "incident", Teams critical vuln, Lorenz ransomware exploits Mitel, Meta and Google fined for violating privacy laws, White House releases software security requirements, and the one piece of career advice I would tell my 19 year-old self.

My Cybersecurity Path YouTube playlist - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZkMMBCZshiO0gu44pAZUM__fpHOrvTcv