GoingDigital

GoingDigital - Episode 14 by GoingDigital

This weeks episode scenario is a bit different!  After giving a tour of the Alan Turing Institute to Tiago and Marco and discussing some future research, he decided to sit down and have a chat on a bunch of different topics with Tiago and Vitor. The audio on this episode isn’t as clean as our previous episodes as we were sitting at a bar, but the conversation was great fun!  Enjoy!

This week the 3 hosts discuss the SpaceX launch, the alliance formed between Apple, Aon, Allianz and Cisco for Cyberinsurance and Amazon going into healthcare!

This week we Chris Painter to join us. Chris painter is the MD at Pixel by Pixel and also the CEO at Omnitude, a startup that aims to revolutionize connectivity between blockchain technologies and enterprise systems. You can check out their website on omnitude.tech

This week we invited Paulo Laureano to join us. Paulo is the CEO of Full IT, he writes on http://pls.mrnet.pt/ and vlogs here . Topics discussed: Remote Working ICOs and cryptocurrencies. Creating a company in the 80s vs nowadays. Nintendo Labo

Specter and Meltdown: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-cyber-intel-researcher/how-a-researcher-hacked-his-own-computer-and-found-worst-chip-flaw-idUSKBN1ET1ZR AI Generated content:https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/01/02/technology/ai-generated-photos.html https://www.theverge.com/2017/12/12/16766596/ai-fake-porn-celebrities-machine-learning Cortana thermostat:https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/4/16849400/microsoft-cortana-thermostat-johnson-controls-glas Telegram ICO: https://techcrunch.com/2018/01/08/telegram-open-network/ Age of Empires history:https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2018/01/the-age-of-age-of-empires-as-told-by-the-devs-who-built-it/

Topics discussed this week: CryptoCurrencies Intel CPU Bug — https://meltdownattack.com/ https://teslasuit.io/ http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/05/05/how-far-away-is-the-technology-of-ready-player-one

This weeks episode is a bit different.  For a while I’ve been avoiding inviting infosec professionals to the podcast(my industry of work and expertise). I wanted to try to do something different (on a personal level) with the podcast, that allowed me to take a break from information security. This week however, it was absolutely inevitable for me to not do an infosec episode. I was at Bsides Lisbon as an organiser, and looking around me there were some of the coolest people in infosec, and some that I admire greatly.  Vitor Domingos (@vd on twitter) joined me this week in interviewing this fantastic group of people.

On this weeks episode, I interview Natalie Pistunovich, a backend developer who moved to Kenya and came to the episode to tell us about her experience developing for countries where internet bandwith and data caps are extremely limited.

Today I talk with Christina Kehl, the princess of swiss fintech. She is an entrepreneur that works with government and corporates to fight for startup rights and improvement of the ecosystem. I met Christina about 4 years ago when we were both working at a fintech startup here in Switzerland, after that she went on to create Knip, a startup that at the time was a big revolution for the insurance industry, and one of their first steps into mobile and digitisation here in Switzerland.  After leaving Knip, Christina and a few others decided to open SFS — Swiss Fintech Startups, a not-for-profit organization that works to build a better ecosystem for startups here in Switzerland. Topics discussed in this episode: -Banking -Startups in Switzerland -Open Banking vs Banking in Switzerland -Cryptocurrencies and banking in Switzerland

Joining us today we have Alice “MaliceDaFirenze” Ruppert. A game developer for Airconsole, book writer and horse rider. I met Alice a few months ago via Martin Splitt in a developer conference. By following her on twitter I learned more about her super interesting hobby of “attempting to write a novel” and since then I learned more and more about this as she regularly tweets about it!

Episode 3 - Martin Splitt by GoingDigital

On this weeks episode we touch on the following topics: -Cloud computing and it’s evolution -Information security and privacy -Cyberinsurance and the grievances I currently have when explaining to insurance companies how it needs to evolve -Digital assistants and voice assisted computing -Brexit

GoingDigital is something I’ve been thinking about for a while. While my life tends to be pretty boring (if I can have books, a whisky and cigar I’m a happy guy) I tend to meet some really interesting people.  This is my attempt at asking interesting questions to interesting people. Our first episode is an interview with Marco Silva.