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Hello Bright Minds, my guest today is Lianne Baker, Head of People & Culture at Enfuse who had surprise baby number three last year and we caught up at the end of her five month maternity leave. Lianne is an award-winning People professional with over 15 years' experience working within TV for Endemol, publishing for Condé Nast, recruitment, hospitality and now for Enfuse, a digital transformation management consultancy. Since joining Enfuse Group, she has been focused on culture and engagement, bringing in forward thinking and inclusive policies. Enfuse Group is recognised as a Great Place to Work, Top 5 Best Companies and best new Management Consultancy at the MCA Awards. Lianne has previously spoken up about the importance of flexible working to enable parents to parent as well as have a career in addition to writing various articles of managing IVF and Fertility treatment alongside work. You're going to hear about:How to have smooth harmonious relationships with family members who care for your children.Wanting to work during maternity leave and how to communicate that to your team.Tips for returning to a new role and/or a new organisation after a period of extended leave.Owning your decisions and tuning into what's right for you and your family.Knowing your worth and feeling good at work.And as always the wobbliest moment and peak moment of my guest's return to work experience.MORE FOR YOU DM Jessica on instagram @comebackcommuk Join a free expert 'Comeback Conversation' Q&A event Read Mothers Work! How to Get a Grip on Guilt and Make a Smooth Return to Work by Jessica Chivers. Watch five coachees talk about working with us Tell your HR team about Comeback Community with this 1 minute explainer film

In the latest episode of Climb in Consulting, we had the huge pleasure of talking to Graeme Curwen, Co-Founder and CEO of Enfuse Group, an award-winning Digital Transformation consultancy that delivers high-performance transformations and solutions, through a deep understanding of people and technology. As an experienced career consultant, Graeme always had an aspirations to forge his own path. This journey began when he stepped out into the world of contracting, a move that set the stage for his entrepreneurial venture. But his pivotal moment came when he reconnected with a former colleague, Harry Vazanias. This reunion was the catalyst that ultimately led them to establish Enfuse Group. The partners spent the first 3 years learning the ropes, and then one New Year's Eve, they met to discuss their vision for the future – a 150-strong consultancy within 10 years. Fast forward 5 years and Enfuse Group are well on their way to achieving that target. They are now a firm of over 50 consultants, and they've recently been recognised by Best Companies as the No. 2 Best Consultancy to work for in the UK and No. 3 Best Small Company. In this episode, Nick and Graeme have an in-depth conversation about the phenomenal growth of Enfuse Group, and the shared vision and values that have driven the firm's success. They discuss a huge range of topics, including: - The three core principles Enfuse Group was founded upon - How Graeme and Harry built a roadmap to help them achieve their ten-year plan - Why business development is a lot like managing a football team – and why everyone has their own position to play - Why doubling the firm's monthly revenue in the space of 3 months ended up being one of the most stressful times at Enfuse Group - And the 5 key growth areas Enfuse Group are focusing on to get to the next level If you're looking to start 2024 off on the right foot and get your consultancy set up for success, then this is a must listen! Whether you're just starting out, already established in your consulting career, or you're planning to start your own firm, this interview is packed full of valuable advice and insights that will help you along the way. We hope you enjoy the show! Reach out to Graeme: https://www.linkedin.com/in/graemecurwen/ Learn more about Enfuse Group: https://www.enfusegroup.com/ Books, magazines, and websites mentioned in the show: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Growth-Building-Successful-Consultancy-Digital/dp/0367710846/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=R4ULS&content-id=amzn1.sym.3413293e-3815-4359-96ba-1ec5110e0b30&pf_rd_p=3413293e-3815-4359-96ba-1ec5110e0b30&pf_rd_r=262-1895527-3140948&pd_rd_wg=6M5ng&pd_rd_r=70608808-7a2e-46fb-a383-9740bc6e1de0&ref_=aufs_ap_sc_dsk

In this week’s episode of The Breakout Growth Podcast, brought to you by SAP, the world’s leading ERP provider, Sean Ellis, and Ethan Garr chat with Tim Flaherty, Chief Financial Officer at Enable Injections. MedTech is an area we hadn’t explored before, but we often find that going outside of what you know can offer new inspiration and insights for all of us working to drive breakout growth success. Enable Injections is developing enFuse®, an innovative device designed to improve the lives of patients who depend on medical infusions. This less disruptive system for delivering life-sustaining medications has the potential to drive step-change quality of life improvements for people living with a variety of conditions. Tim is leading the company as CFO, and believes this technology can have dramatic consequences for people who sometimes have to give up their ambitions just to live life around their infusion schedules. But what does a CFO really do? Are they administrators who simply ensure that money flows in and out of the business efficiently? Or are they the strategic thinkers working to ensure the financial needs of the business support the mission? Tim certainly ascribes to the latter, and in this discussion, we learn how he brings a passion for patients into his work, and how he must constantly think about the future to ensure the long-term health of the business. Medtech has its own unique challenges, and everything from fundraising to regulation comes into the growth equation, but ultimately, many of the themes we discuss are applicable across industries and markets. Before you jump in, learn more about SAP's cloud solutions for mid-size enterprises at sap.com/sme. If you have ambitious goals, SAP is the technology partner you need to scale and drive innovation. Instead of relying on stitched-together solutions to manage business finances, operations, HR, suppliers, and customer relationships, leverage the flexibility of SAP's cloud-based ERP solution to gain the insights that will help drive your breakout growth success. Achieve breakout growth success now with SAP at bit.ly/3UUPDxJ We discussed: * Real patients: the hardships of living with in-clinic infusions (04:42) * Big Tech/Big Pharma – The impact of big budgets for CFOs (07:39) * Fundraising over $400 million to support a long-term strategy (11:01) * Once approved, we have to take off like a rocketship! 16:28) * When companies should hire a CFO (35:03) And much, much, more . . . The Breakout Growth Podcast is also on YouTube:

In this week’s episode of The Breakout Growth Podcast, brought to you by SAP, the world’s leading ERP provider, Sean Ellis, and Ethan Garr chat with Tim Flaherty, Chief Financial Officer at Enable Injections. MedTech is an area we hadn’t explored before, but we often find that going outside of what you know can offer new inspiration and insights for all of us working to drive breakout growth success. Enable Injections is developing enFuse®, an innovative device designed to improve the lives of patients who depend on medical infusions. This less disruptive system for delivering life-sustaining medications has the potential to drive step-change quality of life improvements for people living with a variety of conditions. Tim is leading the company as CFO, and believes this technology can have dramatic consequences for people who sometimes have to give up their ambitions just to live life around their infusion schedules. But what does a CFO really do? Are they administrators who simply ensure that money flows in and out of the business efficiently? Or are they the strategic thinkers working to ensure the financial needs of the business support the mission? Tim certainly ascribes to the latter, and in this discussion, we learn how he brings a passion for patients into his work, and how he must constantly think about the future to ensure the long-term health of the business. Medtech has its own unique challenges, and everything from fundraising to regulation comes into the growth equation, but ultimately, many of the themes we discuss are applicable across industries and markets. Before you jump in, learn more about SAP's cloud solutions for mid-size enterprises at sap.com/sme. If you have ambitious goals, SAP is the technology partner you need to scale and drive innovation. Instead of relying on stitched-together solutions to manage business finances, operations, HR, suppliers, and customer relationships, leverage the flexibility of SAP's cloud-based ERP solution to gain the insights that will help drive your breakout growth success. Achieve breakout growth success now with SAP at sap.com/sme. We discussed: * Real patients: the hardships of living with in-clinic infusions (04:42) * Big Tech/Big Pharma – The impact of big budgets for CFOs (07:39) * Fundraising over $400 million to support a long-term strategy (11:01) * Once approved, we have to take off like a rocketship! 16:28) * When companies should hire a CFO (35:03) And much, much, more . . . The Breakout Growth Podcast is also

"Every project needs to start with inspiration" - Hussain Almsosawi.In this episode, we had the pleasure to chat with Hussain Almsosawi.Hailing from Bahrain, 3D motion designer Hussain Almsosawi has since moved to Brooklyn, New York, and started his own studio – Mossawi Studios.Across his exciting career, which is equally striking as it is satisfying, Hussain has worked for huge brands, including Adidas Football, Adidas Basketball and EA. The strength of Hussain's work lies in its confident simplicity, flourishing in intelligently reserved aesthetics and concept.Aside from some of these projects with the big brands in the industry, a massive part of his self-initiated projects has led him to gain a large following on social media, with followers captivated by his gratifying and eye-catching outcomes.In the episode, we jump into:What are common challenges in CGI projects?At what part of the process to bring in advanced visualization? (Early-phase vs final renderings)How will “designing in real-time rendering” change the design process?How will digital and physical be coming together in the world of design?What will the metaverse and "instant real-time visualization" mean for the future of design?and many more!Thanks a lot for your time and for your learning Hussain!*************The GuestHussain Almossawi is an international designer based in New York City who has worked on various products across different industries worldwide.Hussain began his career designing official websites and logos for NBA players such as Derrick Rose, Allen Iverson and Tracy McGrady. He also designed official websites for Adidas Basketball.Almossawi created Type Fluid, a 3-D typography experiment. He was named one of Fast Company'sCompany's ""10 Inspiring Type Designers From A New Generation"".In 2016 he designed a pair of sneakers based on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with footwear designer Quintin Williams. That same year, Almossawi created Enfuse, a custom tea maker.A significant part of his work has been working with world-famous companies such as Nike, Adidas, EA Sports, Ogilvy & Mather, and other world-known brands.He currently works out of his Mossawi Studios in New York.Mossawi Studios is a multi-disciplinary studio specialized in creating memorable, iconic, and bold experiences, blurring the lines between CGI, VFX, and Product Design.From 2018 to 2019, Hussain Almossawi was an adjunct professor at The New School. He taught Human factors and ergonomics and now serves as a member of the advisory panel for Pace University'sUniversity's Lubin School of Business in New York, Design Thinking Program.He is a frequent public speaker and has presented workshops and designs at Bike to the Future, Solidworks Conference in Bologna, Saudi Design Week, and -ING Creative Festival in Dubai.He frequently publishes design tutorials and articles in magazines and trade publications. His designs have been featured in publications such as Wired UK, Motor1.com, Mashable, Auto Motor und Sport, Highsnobiety, Fast Company, Yanko Design, SoccerBible, Hypebeast, Gizmodo, and Adobe'sAdobe's Substance 3D Magazine.

When 9/11 happened, Jared Coseglia had to give up his career as a theatre director and landed an admin job in a recruitment company. Twenty years later, he's the CEO of an award-winning staffing business that not only survived but actually thrived during the pandemic.  In this interview, Jared shares his experience of building a highly successful recruiting and staffing company. One of the keys to growing your recruitment business is identifying, recruiting, mentoring and retaining the best people.  Jared gave specific suggestions on how to recruit recruiters and then create an environment where they can achieve their potential.  He also revealed his secrets to building a brand through thought-leadership and PR.  Jared is the founder and CEO of TRU Staffing Partners, an award-winning staffing company representing talent and opportunities in the data privacy, e-discovery, and cybersecurity verticals since 2010. Jared has successfully placed over 3000 professionals in full-time and temporary positions at the Fortune 1000, Am Law 200, and throughout the global consultancy, service and software provider community. His ability to identify, deliver, mentor, and help retain talent has given him the privilege of quickly becoming the globally recognized “go-to” individual for hiring managers and job seekers in need of staffing solutions or career guidance and management in legal technology and data protection. Episode Outline and Highlights [3:16] From being a theatre director to becoming a recruiter. [7:54] Two valuable tips on candidate preparation - Jared shared how he preps his candidates from a director's perspective. [12:13] Growing a business from scratch and becoming a market leader [17:56] The benefits of the contract staffing business model. [22:00] Temporary staffing and retained executive search - how to do both! [29:20] Leadership advice: painting a picture and being a visionary. [31:10] Hear two pointers in successfully recruiting recruiters.  [38:00] How sincerity and caring for people have contributed to TRU Staffing Partners' success. [41:03] Mentoring your staff - making yourself available to your employees [46:30] How to respond when people in your organization make mistakes. [50:11] The importance of hiring agents and experts. Transferring Skills as a Theatre Director to Talent Representation and Interview Preparation Jared started his career in the theatre industry - which sadly became difficult when 9/11 happened. He then shifted to the recruitment and staffing business, which he started as a temp doing admin tasks. He eventually learned to source and successfully applied the skills he developed in the theatre. As Jared said, “I likened it to casting. Because when you're a director you're always casting shows. I do think there are quite a lot of similarities to being a theatre director where at the end of the day your mission is to harmonize the human capital of all the different disciplines that go into making the work of art.”  Aside from the comparison of sourcing to casting, he also believes that clarity and articulation of thoughts, as well as appreciation and access of the human condition from the inside, contributed greatly to his success, which he gives credit to his theatre background. Prepping Your Candidates How do you prep your candidates to set them up for success? Jared shared a lot of commonalities with his previous career in the theatre. Some key pointers are: Know the audience Help the candidate shape his performance for that audience It is not just a knowledge transfer, but also creating a safe space for people to make mistakes.  Jared explained, “Think of it this way, when you're an actor, you have ideas. But mainly you don't share those ideas or you don't try those ideas out on stage without permission. So a good rehearsal process, when you're a theatre director, is giving actors permission and creating a safe space for people to make mistakes, say the wrong things, try things that don't work so that you could guide them to the ones that do.” How to Successfully Recruit Recruiters When Jared was scaling his business, he recognized the challenge in hiring skilled recruiters. He actually hired around one-third of his people through an agency. He also revealed some of his secrets to acquiring great talents. In his words, “You have to find great people to invest in at a young point in their career, not age, but a young point in their career in this space.” He backed up his advice by sharing amazing real-life examples of people he's hired. Jared argued that recruiting for your team is somewhat similar to doing improv. “You know there is a saying in theatre, that when you're doing improvisation, you have to say yes.” He then elaborated on how saying “yes” applies to recruiting good recruiters. Jared Coseglia  Bio and Contact Info Jared Michael Coseglia is the founder and CEO of TRU Staffing Partners, an award-winning staffing company representing talent and opportunities in the data privacy, e-discovery, and cybersecurity verticals since 2010.  Jared's unique style of representation, a vast network of relationships, and subject matter expertise have helped earn him and TRU a host of awards including the Inc. 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America rankings two years in a row, #1043 in 2016 and #1189 in 2017. TRU has been voted a top three legal and/or litigation support staffing agency for seven consecutive years in both the National Law Journal and the New York Law Journal, winning first place for National Law Journal's 2018 Legal Outplacement/Career Transition Coaching and Corporate Counsel Magazine's Best Legal Outplacement/Career Transition Coaching in 2016. TRU was also recognized in 2019 as a Hall of Fame recipient in NLJ's Best Legal Recruiter category. Jared is an active member of the legal and cybersecurity community and, in addition to his role on the Board of Editors for Cybersecurity Law & Strategy (an ALM Law Journal Newsletter), he has authored over ninety articles, regularly appeared on a dozen podcasts and webinars, and spoken at over fifty conferences. Coseglia was awarded Best Reviewed e-Discovery Session at Enfuse 2017 for his lecture and Q&A on “Transitioning Your Career from ESI to Cybersecurity” and was the recipient of a 2017 ILTA (International Legal Technology Association) Publication Award for Outstanding Magazine Article by a Business Partner for the article “Moving into Management: What You Need To Get From Here to There.” Coseglia is currently writing a regular series on cybersecurity, e-discovery, and privacy certifications for Legaltech News as well as a bi-monthly column about Chief Privacy Officers for CPO Magazine which can be read, along with all his original content, at www.trustaffingpartners.com. Jared on LinkedIn TRU Staffing Partners website link TRU Staffing Partners on LinkedIn TRU Staffing Partners on Twitter @trustaffingpart People and Resources Mentioned Amanda Brandenburg on LinkedIn Connect with Mark Whitby Get your FREE 30-minute strategy call Mark on LinkedIn Mark on Twitter: @MarkWhitby Mark on Facebook Mark on Instagram: @RecruitmentCoach Subscribe to The Resilient Recruiter  

Prologue This week on DtSR Anthony Di Bello from OpenText drops by the show to talk about Enfuse, and the future of forensics, eDiscovery, and cyber security - and happens to let out a few details of the Enfuse 2020 conference kicking off this week. Anthony's always a great interview and of course we talk about my favorite topic lately - "convergence" of security disciplines. Join us - and if you're so inclined, virtually attend Enfuse 2020 by clicking over here: REGISTER FOR ENFUSE 2020. Guest Anthony Di Bello LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-di-bello-29b419b/

In our final "Live from Enfuse 2019" episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Paul Shomo to talk about some of the things he's talked to CISOs about as he travels and advises on behalf of OpenText. It's a pretty interesting conversation... Once again, thanks to OpenText for having the DtSR Podcast in Vegas! Highlights from this week's episode include... Paul and Rafal disagree on whether the cloud transformation is "almost over" or "just begun" Paul brings up the challenge of API security Rafal and Paul tackle security budgets - how much you spend vs how you spend it Rafal asks Paul what's going on with security, and the challenge of identity A link to Paul's article he mentions: https://www.darkreading.com/cloud/5-cybersecurity-ciso-priorities-for-the-future--/a/d-id/1336325 Guest Paul Shomo - https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulshomo/

Welcome back for another great episode. This week we have a boomerang guest, Amber Schroader, recorded live in Las Vegas at Enfuse 2019. Highlights from this week's episode include... Amber wants a rockstar moment, but no confetti canons Amber dissects Apple, Android, and "other" mobile OSes We discuss machine-to-machine interactions ...so much more to discuss here! Guest: Amber Schroader ( @GingerWonderMom ) - https://www.linkedin.com/in/amberschroader/

This week on #DtSR (live from Las Vegas, Enfuse 2019 Conference) Rafal chats with Nick Patience of 451 Group. Nick has some expertise in ML and provides context and content that is badly needed to dispel the crazy marketing hype out there. Highlights from this week's episode include... Nick answers the "What is ML/AI, and what is it not?" We think Nick insulted machines by calling their learning potentially "shallow" (haha) Nick gives us the retail applications of machine learning - grocery stores and similar things Nick talks about "automating the mundane vs automating the complex" as problem spaces where ML is applicable Nick explains ML is just software - but it's different from other software Guest Nick Patience ( @NickPatience ) - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickpatience/

First, and foremost, thank you to OpenText for having the #DtSR Podcast live and in-person in Las Vegas. Enfuse is a fantastic conference bringing together security operations professionals (forensics, threat hunters, SOC analysts), privacy, and legal professionals under one banner. It's a fantastic opportunity to hear some very involved talks, hear about the state-of-the-art, and join the conversation. Also ... the people you will meet there are amazing - guests and staff. Highlights from this week's episode include... Kevin gives us an educated, experience-based opinion on threat intelligence, threat hunting, and other various key terms Rafal make some snarky comments about "your mess for less" MSSPs Rafal and Kevin attempt to discuss the analyst shortage - do we solve it with tech or people? Guest Kevin Golas, Director of Worldwide Security Services at OpenText - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-golas-cism-cisa-cissp-1126b01/

From insider threats, to Internet of Things (IoT) medical device security, ENFUSE 2019 broke down the top privacy and security issues that consumers are seeing today - and which regulatory efforts are being developed to address them.

Welcome back to another episode ... this one sets up DtSRs appearance at the Enfuse Conference 2019 in Las Vegas in November. Give this topic a listen, as it doesn't matter whether you're in legal, compliance, or security - you need to understand this topic well. We want to thank Opentext for sponsoring DtSR's trip out to Las Vegas for the conference, and of course we encourage you to join us out in the desert for another really well-done conference on the intersection of law, compliance, privacy, and security.   Highlights from this week's show include... Anthony uses the phrase "data exhaust" We get a peek into the intersection of big data, and big forensics Anthony, James, and Rafal discuss 'real time identification' that's way beyond what your IPS can do Anthony gives an insider peek into Enfuse 2019 including a keynote by James Clapper Guest Anthony Di Bello - Vice President, Strategic Development at Opentext: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-di-bello-29b419b/

SC Magazine as one of its "2016 Women to Watch." (https://www.scmagazine.com/home/security-news/features/women-to-watch/) and a recipient of the Enfuse 2018 Difference Makers Award for her efforts in educational outreach. She has more than 15 years of experience in computer and network security that spans government, academic, and corporate environments. Her current role as Founder and Senior Consultant at SANS FOR526 Advanced Memory Forensics and Threat Detection (https://www.sans.org/course/memory-forensics-in-depth) course, she is passionate about memory management and forensic artifact hunting. In this episode we discuss, being confused with Heather Mahalik (https://www.linkedin.com/in/heather-mahalik-gasf-gcfe-cfce-ence-mfce-3615535/) , running a helpdesk, file system forensics, memory forensics, balancing blue teams and red teams, when to add threat hunting to your program, the value of certifications, balancing work and life, keeping skills current, and so much more. Where you can find Alissa: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alissatorres) Twitter (https://twitter.com/sibertor) SANS (https://www.sans.org/instructors/alissa-torres)

Rendition Infosec (https://www.renditioninfosec.com/) . Jake started his information security career doing classified work with the U.S. government and was awarded the National Security Agency (NSA) Exceptional Civilian Service Award, which is given to fewer than 20 people annually. He's been involved in high-profile public sector cases including the malware analysis for the 2015 cyber attack on the Ukraine power grid. He's also tackled a variety of cases in the private sector. Jake is a certified SANS instructor and co-author of FOR578: Cyber Threat Intelligence (https://www.sans.org/course/cyber-threat-intelligence) teaches a variety of other classes for SANS (SEC503, SEC504, SEC660, SEC760, FOR508, FOR526, FOR578, FOR610). Given his accomplishments, it should come as no surprise that Jake lives, sleeps, and breathes Infosec. He's a regular speaker at industry conferences including DC3, BSides (including BSides Las Vegas), DEFCON, Blackhat, Shmoocon, EnFuse, ISSA Summits, ISACA Summits, SANS Summits, and Distributech. He has also presented security topics to a number of Fortune 100 executives. Jake is also a two-time victor at the annual DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge. In this episode we discuss his passion for cyber security, changes in the industry, threat hunting vs. incident response, development of soft skills, AI and machine learning, holding back vulnerability disclosure, and so much more. Where you can find Jake: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-williams-77938a16/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/MalwareJake) Rendition InfoSec (https://www.renditioninfosec.com/) SANS (https://www.sans.org/instructors/jake-williams)

Live From Enfuse Day 3! This week with Lesley Carhart, @hacks4pancakes talking about being the very first Women in Technology solving for X award presented by Guidance Software, hacks4kids and her dfir research interests Dr. Bradley Shatz, @wirespeed4n6, talking about DFRWS evimetry, aff4 and his new advanced imager Ashley Hernandez, @ashleyatencase, talking about all the new things coming from guidance regarding Encase Forensic, Endpoint investigator and mobile acquisition/examiner

Steve Whalen from Sumuri, Jake Williams from Rendition Infosec and Dmitry Sumin from Passware

Live with Amber Shroader of Paraben, Matt Bromiley from SANS, Matt Mcfadden Director of training from Opentext/Guidance

In this smasher of an episode James and I are joined by Lesley Carhart live from Enfuse Conference in Las Vegas to talk about the DFIR (Digital Forensics and Incident Response) as a broad field. There is SO much to talk about here, you'll want to listen twice. Make sure that if you missed Enfuse this past year, you don't miss 2018. It's a great conference where you get to meet and talk with folks like Lesley and many others in this field.

Live once again from Enfuse Conference 2017 in Las Vegas, James and I interview Amber Schroader, the President and CEO of Paraben. This interview happened because you all voted and asked for it..ok and because she's a fantastic person to interview. Be prepared for a little humor and a lot of knowledge.   Special thanks again to Enfuse and the Guidance Software team for having us out and getting us access to some downright amazing guests!

As James and I continue to publish our Enfuse Conference 2017 series of episodes we are this week joined by Theresa Payton. Theresa is the former CIO of the George W. Bush White House Administration, and now on the show Hunted where she runs a team of cyber trackers.   Guest: Theresa Payton ( @TrackerPayton) - Theresa Payton is one of the nation’s leading experts in cybersecurity and IT strategy. As CEO of Fortalice Solutions, an industry-leading security consulting company, and co-founder of Dark Cubed, a cybersecurity product company, Theresa is a proven leader and influencer who works with clients and colleagues to uncover strategic opportunities and identify new and emerging threats. Theresa began her career in financial services, where she coupled her deep understanding of technology systems with visionary leadership, executing complex IT strategies and winning new business. Following executive roles Bank of America and Wachovia, Theresa served as the first female chief information officer at the White House, overseeing IT operations for President George W. Bush and his staff. In 2015 Theresa was named a William J. Clinton distinguished lecturer by the Clinton School of Public Service. She is the author of several publications on IT strategy and cybersecurity and a frequent speaker on IT risk. In 2014 she co-authored, with Ted Claypoole, the book Privacy in the Age of Big Data​: Recognizing Threats, Defending Your Rights, and Protecting Your Family, which was subsequently featured on the Daily Show with John Stewart. Among her numerous accolades and recognitions, Theresa was named one of the top 25 Most Influential People in Security by Security Magazine and One of Infosec’s Rising Stars and Hidden Gems by Tripwire. In 2005 she was honored as Charlotte, NC’s Woman of the Year.

Today, CEO Patrick Dennis joins the Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast right after his keynote to talk about the conference, what's going on at Guidance, and the state of defense. This is a FeatureCast so we get right to the point in an easy-to-listen format.   Thanks for listening!

Continuing our series recorded live at Enfuse Conference 2017 in Law Vegas, this episode features two USC students who are part of a large contingent here to learn and make connections. Tatiana and Ayman join us to talk about how they got here, what they are planning for their future along with some general thoughts on DFIR and our industry!   Guests: Tatiana Santos ( @tatitasantita ) Ayman Siraj ( @aymansiraj )

We kick off a week of on-the-scene podcasts live'ish from Enfuse Conference 2017, hosted by Guidance Software in Las Vegas, Nevada with Lori Chavez VP of Corporate Marketing. She is the brains responsible for the amazing conference including speakers, content and everything else. Lori gives YOU an insider preview of Enfuse 2017, and tells us a little about what we can expect and some history of the conference - and we can't wait to give you MORE! Stay tuned in all week as we bring you more fantastic content from Enfuse Conference 2017. And as always, use the hashtag #DtSR to talk back to James and I or #EnfuseCon17 to interact with speakers and attendees! Just for DtSR listeners - we will post a special coupon code for next year's registration... just for listening. Don't miss it later this week!

The Forensic Lunch!   This week we had: Cindy Murphy, @CindyMurph Matt Linton, @0xMatt Ryan Pittman no @ to be had   talking about how music and forensics goes together and the impact of listening to music on solving technical issues.   Also Matt and I talked about Enfuse as well as stupid shell item tricks.

This episode is live from Enfuse with   Jake Williams and Heather Mahalik Paul Shomo of Guidance Software Ashley Hernandez of Guidance Software Jeff Hedlesky of Guidance Software

Forensic Lunch live from EnFuse with Rob Batzloff talking about Encase 8, and James Wiebe talking about new advancements at CRU