Podcasts about cybric

Our guest  this week is Mike D. Kail,  CTO of Everest, a decentralized platform incorporating a massively scalable payment solution, Executive Technologist at Palo Alto Strategy Group,  Strategic Advisor at Cloud Remedy, Strategic Advisor at SMV Data, and other. Mike has been CYBRIC's Chief Technology Officer, Yahoo's CIO and SVP of Infrastructure, where he led the IT and Data Center functions for the company, and Mike also formerly served as VP of IT Operations at Netflix, where he was responsible for Employee Technology and various Engineering components. Mike has been widely recognized for his insightful industry commentary on social media, and was recently named by the Huffington Post as one of the “Top 100 Most Social CIOs on Twitter.”

Joining us this week is Mike D. Kail, previously the CTO of Cybric and Yahoo’s CIO and SVP of Infrastructure. Highlights • RANT Cast on Cybersecurity Regulations from Governments o Security is Important but NOT a Priority • Culture around Security is Lacking • Time for Security Tech to Include UI Testing and Consider User Experience • Confusing on Not-Working Security Settings and Profit Motives o Security thru Transparency • Accountability of Provider in Turning off Security based on Requests • Definition on Distributed Ledgers / Blockchain & Scalability Challenges • Promise of Blockchain and Good Application for It / Digital Identity • Zero Trust Security Overview • Equifax Example and Regulations

The sun is finally out in Boston, the weather is getting warmer, and the scent of burgers can be detected around the neighborhood. Summer is officially here! Today's conversation with true tickets Co-Founder and CEO Matt Zarracina gives us insight into running with a strong early application of a burgeoning technology, in this case blockchain. The idea for leading the ticketing world onto the blockchain came when white-boarding blockchain applications with a subject-matter expert and later getting a call from his friend on exactly the same concept. Once the product vision and a friends-and-family round came together, Matt and his Co-Founders Steven Dobesh and David Piskovich jumped in full-time to make trackable and verifiable event ticketing a reality. Let's catch up with Matt to check in on true tickets's progress to-date. ----- And, while things may be slowing down a bit in the office, the startups of Early Stage have been achieving incredible milestones. - Digital health startup Wellist from Episode 7 just closed a $10M Series A funding round, led by Summation Health, Cedars-Sinai Health System, and .406 Ventures. - Night Shift Brewing from Episode 31 just announced Night Shift Lovejoy, a brand spanking new brewpub on the first floor of Converse's HQ near Boston's TD Garden. Anna Jobe, called out in the podcast by Co-Founder Michael Oxton as an unsung hero, will manage the new location. - An SEC filing from May 10 shows cybersecurity startup CYBRIC from episode 32 receiving almost $500,000 in follow-on funding. - Vesper, the startup building miniature microphone technology from Episode 15, just picked up $23M in Series B funding, led by American Family Ventures, to help them scale the mass production of their microphones and support R&D and sales. Congratulations to all on these incredible milestones and achievements!

Today's guest, Ernesto DiGiambattista, Founder and CEO of CYBRIC, is helping define a new industry term: DevSecOps. Ernesto and Co-Founder & CTO Mike Kail have been obsessed with figuring out how to bring the security process into development without slowing it down, and CYRBIC is their answer. CYBRIC's security orchestration platform helps developers, DevOps, and security teams apply commercial security testing tools throughout the software development lifecycle. Their platform automatically scans each line of code as it's entered, each build as it's completed, and each push to production -- without any layer of friction. If you're a cybersecurity novice like myself, don't worry, I made sure Ernesto explained some of the tougher concepts a couple times. Oh, and if you like pasta, you'll like our little culinary digression. Enjoy today's conversation with Ernesto.

DevSecOps, it's a thing. While some say absolutely, others say pleee-ase. I speak with Mike Kail, CTO founder of Cybric about how some of the biggest pushback on DevSecOps comes not from the Dev or Ops crowd, but from the security teams. Whats up with that? Are the security team too territorial? Do they relish their otherness? Mike who has a long history including executive stints at Netflix and Yahoo gives us his reasoning.

Mike Kail is the Co-Founder and CIO of Cybric. Prior to founding Cybric, Mike was Yahoo’s CIO and SVP of Infrastructure and VP of IT Operations at Netflix. He has more than 24 years of IT operations experience with a focus on highly-scalable architectures. Full Show Notes: http://wiki.securityweekly.com/wiki/index.php/SSW_Episode28 Visit http://securityweekly.com/category/ssw/ for all the latest episodes!

Mike Kail of Cybric join us. In the news, Verizon closes in on Yahoo, 8 key ingredients to a profitable consulting business, building a repeatable sales process, and when should you fire yourself? Stay tuned!

Mike Kail is the Co-Founder and CIO of Cybric. Prior to founding Cybric, Mike was Yahoo’s CIO and SVP of Infrastructure and VP of IT Operations at Netflix. He has more than 24 years of IT operations experience with a focus on highly-scalable architectures. Full Show Notes: http://wiki.securityweekly.com/wiki/index.php/SSW_Episode28 Visit http://securityweekly.com/category/ssw/ for all the latest episodes!

Mike Kail of Cybric join us. In the news, Verizon closes in on Yahoo, 8 key ingredients to a profitable consulting business, building a repeatable sales process, and when should you fire yourself? Stay tuned!