People are the most interesting part of the cybersecurity industry. There are so many incredibly talented, interesting, adventurous, and thoughtful folks in this industry. Conversations in Cybersecurity is a podcast dedicated to these people and their stories. Topics range across current issues in the industry, technical discussions on attacks and exploits, and career stories. Each episode features an interview with a guest.
In this episode, I dive into the realm of third-party cybersecurity risks with Anna Sarnek, Director of Strategic Alliances at Valence Security. Together, we explore the nuances between supply-chain and third-party risks, dissect how organizations are currently addressing these challenges, especially with SaaS, and identify some best practice approaches.
Julie Haney is the Usable Cybersecurity Program Lead at NIST, and she's fighting the perception that users are stupid. Julie and I discussed how this perception, and usability in general, impact cybersecurity.
Walter Haydock and I discuss the compliance implications of generative AI. https://maven.com/harness-ai/ai-security https://www.store.stackaware.com/l/ai-security-policy https://stackaware.com/
James Potter, founder and CEO of DSE, discusses trend data from their 2023 Global Threat Report.
Product marketing expert Michael Thelander discusses the value and importance of storytelling in Cybersecurity
Dr. Martina Dove and I discuss the impact of generative AI developments on traditionally human-driven scams and fraud.
I'm joined by Lamar Bailey, VP of IT Security for Jackson Healthcare to talk about making the transition from cybersecurity vendor to practitioner.
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