What's The Problem?

Nick Hansen joins us to discuss cybersecurity integration and how to minimize your attack surface.

Logan Wolfe of ORNA.app joins us to discuss policy and enforcement in the global cybersecurity space

Salah Nassar from ZScaler joins us to discuss product marketing and the importance of connecting with your customer.

Lauren Malhoit from Men & Mice joins us to discuss Overlay Architecture

Seth Garske from F5 Networks joins us to discuss personalization and the responsible usage of customer data.

Grant Elliott from Ostendio joins us to discuss how an effective CISO is an operational CISO. Your organization can have all the correct technical systems in place, but if you are missing proper administration, you'll always have vulnerabilities.

Ostendio offers a complimentary InfoSec Checklist that listeners can access here https://bit.ly/3YASmhy

Thomas Beavers of Sollensys joins the podcast to explain why he believes the future of cloud storage for both consumers and business will live on the blockchain.

Sure, Dropbox or Google Drive are convenient to use, simple and cheap.

But they are also extremely vulnerable. Criminals focus on cloud services they can attack into so they can encrypt and ransom it back to you.

Additionally, the consequences of ignoring the safety issues with services such as Dropbox include a loss of faith with customers, damage to reputation as well as loss of business as we saw with a commercial airline being compromised in January 2023.

Cybersecurity Specialist Selby LeBert of Textron Aviation joins us to discuss programs and curriculum for students to participate in real-world cybersecurity training.

This conversation includes a discussion about the lab environment that Selby is working to stand up over at Wichita State University in Wichita, KS.

Welcome to episode 32 of What’s the Problem #podcast.

Today, we are all set to share a conversation between Mike Krass and Shearyar Kahn about the topic of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) in the world of cybersecurity.

Shearyar poses a hypothetical scenario.

What if cyberweapons are not stored securely? What if one cyberweapon could be used as the basis for another?

It’s already happened.

The WannaCry ransomware attack spawned other cyberweapons.

Follow Shearyar down the conversational rabbit hole.

1️⃣ What do we need to do to secure and protect cyberweapons?

2️⃣ What should we do as a planet if cyberweapons get out?

There is hope at the end of this conversational tunnel. Don’t you worry.

Tune in to hear those messages of hope from Shearyar.

Welcome to episode 31 of What’s the Problem #podcast.

Today, Clark Barron, a Senior Demand Generation Strategist with Shippo joins the podcast.

In this episode, we’ll discuss a unicorn topic: the ethical cybersecurity marketer.

By tuning in today, you’ll hear Clark talk to some key points of an ethical cybersecurity marketer, such as:

1️⃣ Bringing heavy doses of empathy and self-awareness to the workplace

2️⃣ Big motor to HELP without the immediate promise of financial success. This is a scary, hard industry sometimes ... just help people dang it!

3️⃣ Recognize those bad actors and security marketers actually practice some of the same moves (spear phishing, anybody?). It's about the intention of the marketer versus the bad actor that sets them apart.

Tap that headphone icon to bring Clark’s thoughts from his brain to your ears. Let’s go!