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Dara Gibson of Optiv and the Phoenix, Arizona, branch of Women in Cybersecurity has developed and managed cybersecurity services for five years. After years of being an educator, Gibson felt the pull of cybersecurity and tech. For those of you who are thinking of making a later-in-life, life-changing career shift into cybersecurity and feeling a bit overwhelmed, do not miss this episode! Gibson strikes the perfect balance between pushing you out of the nest without pushing you off a cliff! – Get your FREE cybersecurity training resources: https://www.infosecinstitute.com/free– View Cyber Work Podcast transcripts and additional episodes: https://www.infosecinstitute.com/podcast0:00 - Changing to a cybersecurity role from another profession2:56 - Dara Gibson's start in cybersecurity7:28 - Guidance in cybersecurity 10:00 - Working as a cyber insurance specialist 15:00 - Phoenix Women in Cybersecurity17:06 - Where Women in Cybersecurity members come from21:00 - How to get past the HR barrier in cybersecurity 24:20 - Applying to cybersecurity jobs26:52 - Common paths in cybersecurity for job changers29:00 - Tips for cybersecurity job posting34:40 - Advice to attract women to cybersecurity36:35 - Get involved in Women in Cybersecurity 38:35 - Barriers to getting women in cybersecurity40:42 - Learn more about Dara Gibson41:15 - OutroAbout InfosecInfosec's mission is to put people at the center of cybersecurity. We help IT and security professionals advance their careers with skills development and certifications while empowering all employees with security awareness and phishing training to stay cyber-safe at work and home. More than 70% of the Fortune 500 have relied on Infosec Skills to develop their security talent, and more than 5 million learners worldwide are more cyber-resilient from Infosec IQ's security awareness training. Learn more at infosecinstitute.com.

In this episode, Andy and Nic discuss sin nature, devils, demons, and what is responsible for our own sin. To join Optiv email Andy at andy@optivnetwork.comFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/optivnetworkFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OptivNetworkEmail us at questions@optivnetwork.com with your questions!Music: "nesting" by Birocratic (http://birocratic.lnk.to/allYL)

In this episode Nic and Andy discuss the tragic Nashville, TN shooting that happened on March 27th. They discuss how christians should respond to this event and others like it. To join Optiv email Andy at andy@optivnetwork.comFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/optivnetworkFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OptivNetworkEmail us at questions@optivnetwork.com with your questions!Music: "nesting" by Birocratic (http://birocratic.lnk.to/allYL)

Nic and Andy talks about speech and language as it relates to Christian life and obedience to Christ. To join Optiv email Andy at andy@optivnetwork.comFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/optivnetworkFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OptivNetworkEmail us at questions@optivnetwork.com with your questions!Music: "nesting" by Birocratic (http://birocratic.lnk.to/allYL)

Pete: CSO and co-founder at Phylum, securing software supply chains beyond just known CVEs Previously founded and led Clever Security, a security focused R&D shop and consultancy Ex-VP at Optiv and Accuvant Check out the episode for our conversation on the range of vulnerabilities in the software supply chain and how major events like the Ukraine war can impact the public trust of open-source packages. Phylum.io

General David H. Petraeus (US Army, Ret.) is a Partner in the global investment firm KKR and Chairman of the KKR Global Institute, which he established in mid-2013. He is also a member of the boards of Optiv and OneStream, a Strategic Advisor for Semperis, the Chairman of the International Advisory Board for Advanced Navigation, a personal venture investor, engaged in various academic endeavors, and co-author with British historian and biographer Andrew Roberts of the forthcoming book, Conflict: The Evolution of Warfare from 1945 to Ukraine.Prior to joining KKR, General Petraeus served over 37 years in the U.S. military, culminating his career with six consecutive commands as a general officer, five of which were in combat, including command of the Surge in Iraq, command of U.S. Central Command, and command of Coalition Forces in Afghanistan. Following retirement from the military, and after confirmation by the Senate in a vote of 94-0, he served as the Director of the CIA during a period of significant achievements in the war on terror. General Petraeus graduated with distinction from the US Military Academy and later earned a Ph.D. from Princeton University. He is the only individual to have been the top graduate of both the year-long Command and General Staff College Course and the demanding US Army Ranger School. He has held academic appointments with the US Military Academy, the University of Southern California, Harvard, Georgetown, and the City University of New York Honors College, and he is currently a Senior Fellow and Lecturer at Yale, an Honorary Professor at the University of Birmingham (UK), a member of the Trilateral Commission and the Aspen Strategy Group, Co-Chairman of the Global Advisory Council of the Woodrow Wilson Center, Senior Vice President of the Royal United Services Institute, and an Executive Advisory Board Member of World.Minds.Over the past two decades, General Petraeus has been named one of America's 25 Best Leaders by U.S. News and World Report, a runner-up for Time magazine's Person of the Year, the Daily Telegraph Man of the Year, twice a Time 100 selectee, Princeton University's Madison Medalist, Prospect Magazine's Public Intellectual of the Year, three times one of Foreign Policy magazine's top 100 public intellectuals, and a LinkedIn Top Voice. General Petraeus has earned numerous awards and decorations, including four Defense Distinguished Service Medals, the Secretary of State's Distinguished Service Award, the Bronze Star Medal for Valor, two NATO Meritorious Service Medals, the Combat Action Badge, Master Parachutist Wings, and the Ranger Tab. He has also been decorated by 14 foreign countries and sanctioned by Russia, and he is believed to be the only person who, while in uniform, threw out the first pitch of a baseball World Series Game and did the coin toss at a Super Bowl. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Cybersecurity CMO is a Cybercrime Magazine podcast series where we are joined by some of the top Chief Marketing Officers in cyber to discuss how they got to where they are, how they help differentiate the companies they work for, how they help those organizations grow, and more. Joining host Hillarie McClure on today's episode is Heather Rim, Chief Marketing Officer at Optiv. • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at https://cybersecurityventures.com/

General David H. Petraeus (US Army, Ret.) joins Patrick this week to discuss a framework that leaders at every level can use to develop, refine, and improve. In addition, they discuss how to effectively develop leaders by combining academic and hands-on experiences with role models and inspiration. Patrick reflects on a time some twenty years when then Colonel Petraeus had a direct impact on a young Captain Leddin. Learn more about the leadership framework discussed in this episode at  Harvard's Belfer Center https://www.belfercenter.org/publication/david-petraeus-strategic-leadership General Petraeus Bio General Petraeus is a Partner at KKR and Chairman of the KKR Global Institute, which he established in May 2013. He is also a member of the boards of directors of Optiv and OneStream, a Strategic Advisor for Sempra, a venture investor in more than 25 startups, and engaged in a variety of academic endeavors. Prior to joining KKR, General Petraeus served over 37 years in the U.S. military, culminating his career with six consecutive commands as a general officer, five of which were in combat, including command of the Surge in Iraq, command of U.S. Central Command, and command of coalition forces in Afghanistan. Following retirement from the military and after Senate confirmation by a vote of 94-0, he served as Director of the CIA during a period of significant achievements in the global war on terror, the establishment of important Agency digital initiatives, and substantial investments in the Agency's most important asset, its human capital. General Petraeus graduated with distinction from the U.S. Military Academy and is the only person in Army history to be the top graduate of both the demanding U.S. Army Ranger School and the U.S. Army's Command and General Staff College. He also earned a Ph.D. from Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs. General Petraeus taught international relations and economics at the U.S. Military Academy in the mid-1980s, he was a Visiting Professor of Public Policy at the Honors College of the City University of New York from 2013 through 2016, and he was for 6 years a Judge Widney Professor at the University of Southern California and a Senior Fellow at Harvard University's Belfer Center. He is currently a Visiting Fellow and Lecturer at Yale University's Jackson Institute, Co-Chairman of the Global Advisory Council of the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars, Senior Vice President of the Royal United Services Institute, and a Member of the Trilateral Commission, Council on Foreign Relations, and the Aspen Strategy Group, as well as a member of the boards of the Atlantic Council, the Institute for the Study of War, and over a dozen veterans service organizations. He is also (to his amazement) a LinkedIn Top Voice. Over the past 20 years, General Petraeus was named one of America's 25 Best Leaders by U.S. News and World Report, a runner-up for Time magazine's Person of the Year, the Daily Telegraph man of the year, a Time 100 selectee, Princeton University's Madison Medalist, and one of Foreign Policy magazine's top 100 public intellectuals in three different years. General Petraeus has earned numerous honors, awards, and decorations, including four Defense Distinguished Service Medals, the Bronze Star Medal for Valor, two NATO Meritorious Service Medals, the Combat Action Badge, the Ranger Tab, and Master Parachutist and Air Assault Badges. He has also been decorated by 14 foreign countries and he is believed to be the only person who, while in uniform, threw out the first pitch of a World Series game and did the coin toss for a Super Bowl.

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The following is a bonus replay of one of 2022's popular episodes. When Herald Chen was growing up in a town not far from Pittsburg, he dreamed of someday running the small town's steel mill. Years later when he was graduating from the University of Pennsylvania, the steel mill no longer occupied Chen's maturing career aspirations. “My two job offers were to either go make soap for Procter & Gamble at a manufacturing plant in Baltimore or go to Wall Street,“ remembers Chen, who adds that the offers for the seemingly different jobs came as a result of having graduated from UPenn's Management and Technology program—a curriculum that offered a dual degree in engineering and finance. Chen chose Wall Street and in 1995 landed at KKR, the private equity firm that had feasted on leveraged buyouts in 1970s and 1980s. Recalls Chen: “I had a front row seat for meeting many CEOs and CFOs and invested behind a couple dozen of them, so I learned a lot about what the good, the bad, and the ugly look like in these companies.”   Twenty-seven years later, KKR can arguably be seen to have been the mother ship of Chen's finance career, a place that over time he would leave and then return to as the investment house provided him with the wherewithal to open new professional chapters—the longest being from 2007 to 2019, when he headed KKR's Technology, Media, and Telecom practice. Along the way, Chen demonstrated a rapport with C-suite members and company boards that distinguished him from other investors, a trait that led to a growing number of invitations to sit on different company boards. “I had figured out that I wanted to be building businesses, but I also knew that I wasn't the smartest or brightest or most charismatic person in the room, so maybe the best way for me wasn't actually sitting in the CEO seat but instead was investing and sitting on boards and helping CEOs,” comments Chen, who has held a number of board seats, as well as served as board chair for such companies as Internet Brands/WebMD, Optiv, Epicor, BMC Software, and Mitchell International.  With a boardroom track record that few of his CFO peers can match, Chen attributes his success in part to being a good listener.  “I would invest behind CEOs and CFOs whom others just didn't understand—they just didn't comprehend what these people were trying to do—because I would find that I could create a lot of value with them just by taking a little extra time to hear them through,” remarks Chen. When asked to offer advice for CFOs seeking to lower the temperature of certain boardroom discussions, Chen shares a story involving notable KKR financier Henry Kravis: “When I was at KKR, I made a mistake in some of the numbers one time. It was late in the transaction, at the point where on Wall Street you'd expect to get yelled at and there would be this big blowup—but I remember Henry Kravis just getting very calm and saying, ‘Hey, we'll get through this and come out the other side.'” –Jack Sweeney

Director of Client Solutions at Optiv, Phillip Solakov, is today's guest on the Cyber Security Matters podcast, hosted by Dominic Vogel and Christian Redshaw.   Phillip is a seasoned Product Manager in IT Managed Services and Telecommunications, with a consistent track record of increasing revenues and profit for clients.   Optiv Canada works with organizations of all sizes to develop, optimize, implement, and run their cybersecurity programs. Based in Toronto, Optiv Canada is the Canadian subsidiary of Optiv Security — a U.S. cybersecurity solutions integrator founded over 20 years ago and headquartered in Denver, Colorado. Globally, Optiv Security provides cybersecurity consulting, assessments, products, and services to over 7,000 business and government clients, has over 2,200 employees, and partners with over 400 vendors.   In this episode, we will cover: - What makes cyber security important to your organization - What are the types of supply chain attacks that can occur - How to properly vet the cyber security of your vendors - What action steps you can take today to start protecting your data - How cyber security is no longer just an IT issue     #cybersec #technology #business ep: 157

Senior VP of Cyber Defense at Optiv, Jason Lewkowicz, is today's guest on the Cyber Security Matters podcast, hosted by Dominic Vogel and Christian Redshaw.   Jason is an experienced senior executive with over two decades in various aspects of business, specializing in; information security, risk governance, crisis management, technology consulting, outsourcing and operations.    Jason holds certifications from ISACA, ISC2 and Open Text/Guidance Software. He has presented at industry-recognized conferences and local law enforcement information sessions over the past ten years. He has served on advisory boards for; Symantec, McAfee, Digital Shadows and FireEye/Mandiant. Jason received his undergraduate degree from DePaul University in Chicago.   In this episode, we will cover the following: - What “applied security” means  - Why business leaders and cyber security need to have a collaborative relationship - How cyber security can support your company's goals - What key milestones organizations should be hitting in their cyber security journey     #cybersec #technology #business ep: 157

Vice President at Optiv, James Turgal, is today's guest on the Cyber Security Matters podcast, hosted by Dominic Vogel and Christian Redshaw.   James is a visionary leader with proven skill in developing a culture of leadership, driving solutions to global problems, while using intelligence and strategy to drive operations. He is a 20 year Senior Executive federal law enforcement official with expertise in directing and managing worldwide national security, cyber and criminal operations and investigations. Called upon by FBI and Intelligence Community officials to create solutions and implement change that is tangible and sustainable.    Previously, James was designated as the FBI's Chief Human Capital Officer, recently selected as the Executive Assistant Director for the Information Technology Branch, responsible for all Enterprise Information Technology for the FBI's global operations.   In this episode, we will cover: - How cyber criminals organize their “business”  - What cyber criminals are looking for when they target an organization - The three areas business leaders need to understand about the cyber world - What questions executives need to be able to answer about their data     #cybersec #technology #business ep: 155

Nick Popovich, Hacker in Residence at PlexTrac, drops by to say hi to the Hacker Valley crew and give some insight into PlexTrac's purple teaming services. Starting his career in offensive security as a pen tester, Nick gained great insight into purple teaming at companies like Optiv before he joined PLexTrac's team of hackers. This week, Nick talks about PlexTrac's unique software integrations, practical purple team collaboration, and differentiating between his experiences in red teaming and pen testing in offensive cyber.   Timecoded Guide: [00:00] Getting involved in tech through the Army & continuing as a civilian  [07:02] Transitioning from security analyst into pen testing & offensive security [14:41] Explaining the difference between red teaming & pen testing [36:11] Collaborating red & blue to make the perfect purple team [43:16] Using PlexTrac for purple team engagements  [50:07] Avoiding burnout & disengaging from hacking after work   Sponsor Links: Thank you to our friends at Axonius and PlexTrac for sponsoring this episode! The Axonius solution correlates asset data from existing solutions to provide an always up-to-date inventory, uncover gaps, and automate action — giving IT and security teams the confidence to control complexity. Learn more at axonius.com/hackervalley PlexTrac, the Proactive Cybersecurity Management Platform, brings red and blue teams together for better collaboration and communication. Check them out at plextrac.com/hackervalley   What was that transition like for you from security analyst to pen tester? Nick describes his transition from being a security analyst who looked at pen testing reports to becoming a pen tester as nothing short of fascinating. After struggling to re-engineer the reports he was seeing at work as an analyst, Nick took his chances on becoming a practitioner through getting certified, expanding his education, and working for a small pen testing consulting company. Working in that boutique environment gave him an overall appreciation for the nuance and knowledge needed to be a successful pen tester.  “I've gotten lucky to see both sides of the coin, meaning that raw boutique with six folks where you're the entire pen testing practice. And also, I've been in a pen testing practice with dozens upon dozens of team members supporting me.”   People misunderstand purple teaming. Can you talk about what purple team collaboration really looks like? Many perceive purple teaming as the red team and the blue team just working together. In reality, Nick explains that an actual purple team requires a lot more than occasional proximity and communication— it requires strategy, established procedures, and set goals and outcomes. Instead of forcing proximity without the proper leadership or planning, a program like PlexTrac needs to be in place to further facilitate and create that complete purple team integration.   “Folks still have their day job. During a purple team engagement, the blue team still has to protect the fidelity of the environment, they have a day job they're doing. So, establish rules, establish a procedure, and then, really come up with outcomes that you want to see.”   How does red vs blue team collaboration translate into PlexTac's application? Purple team collaboration starts with having a clear plan and communication strategy. Enter PlexTrac, a program designed to be a place for collaboration. The best part of PlexTrac in Nick's opinion? They're the pane of glass to look through, not the replacement for other programs. Being able to integrate programs like SCYTHE into PlexTrac not only maximizes collaboration opportunities, but also avoids issues of conflicting technology.  “It's a place for collaboration. It's a place where the data lives and you work on it together. Whether you're starting your purple team journey, or you have an established purple team and you want to derive more value, a platform like PlexTrac can go a long way.”   What do you do outside of cybersecurity to avoid burnout? In his years of working with pen testers and practitioners, Nick has seen a lot of burnout and a lot of overworked cyber professionals. To avoid the burnout that feels all too common during the industry's current labor shortage, Nick hikes, plays pool, and tries to keep his screen time down. No matter what your hobby is, be it the media you consume, the content you create, or the games you enjoy, having an outlet outside of the industry will save you from burning out. “I'm not saying screens are bad. I'm just saying to find something that can disengage your mind from the hacks and the cracks, from the tech debt that your brain is incurring, is absolutely important. If you don't find a way to have balance, your brain is going to fry.” --------------- Links: Keep up with our guest Nick Popovich on LinkedIn and Twitter Learn more about PlexTrac on LinkedIn and the PlexTrac website Connect with Davin Jackson on LinkedIn and Twitter Watch the live recording of this show on our YouTube Continue the conversation by joining our Discord Hear more from Hacker Valley Media and Hacker Valley Blue

Cyber Strategy and Resilience Leader at Optiv, Jessica Hetrick, is today's guest on the Cyber Security Matters podcast, hosted by Dominic Vogel and Christian Redshaw.   Jessica is a senior cyber security leader with more than a decade of experience in crisis management, incident response, and security operations. As a strategic leader, she has created, managed, and led cyber security operations programs for global organizations, including in the financial, industrial, logistics, and real estate industries, and more. She effectively integrates strategy, program design, governance, and operations to implement resilient enterprise solutions.   Prior to joining Optiv, Jessica directed global incident response teams at Cisco during crises and provided strategic leadership to reduce risk and improve processes and procedures for global organizations. Jessica has also worked for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and a Fortune 200 company, to create and direct security operations, enhance technical awareness, and improve overall national security.   In this episode, we will cover: - Why cyber criminals are a threat to your business - What cyber criminals are actually after - How cyber criminals are getting what they are looking for - Where Optiv fits into an organization's cyber security journey   Connect with Jessica on LinkedIn at: @JessicaHetrick     #cybersec #technology #business ep: 153

This episode tackles the essential topic of how to build and mature a risk program aligned with business objectives. Andy Ruse, LogicGate's president of field operations, recently caught up with James Bundy, practice director at cybersecurity consulting firm Optiv, to explore how businesses across all industries can create a holistic GRC program that contributes to real business growth. How can compliance requirements become business enablers? Listen to find out.

01 - 00:00:00 - Science Of Man - Dark Times 02 - 00:01:52 - Sweetpea - Brewdog 03 - 00:04:59 - Rockwell, Novelist - Peak 04 - 00:06:51 - DJ SS, Azpect - Feeling Blessed (Fabric8 Remix) 05 - 00:09:35 - S.P.Y - Night Fury 06 - 00:11:41 - Kravitz - Jungle 07 - 00:14:03 - Dropset - Dark Tower 08 - 00:16:05 - The Upbeats, Halogenix - Earache 09 - 00:17:53 - Hoax - Error Code 10 - 00:19:47 - Paige Julia - Ease Your Mind 11 - 00:22:01 - Dub Phizix - Slush Puppeh 12 - 00:24:27 - Sub Focus & Brookes Brothers - Late Run 13 - 00:27:10 - Friction - Supersonic 14 - 00:29:29 - Gmorozov - From A Distance 15 - 00:31:49 - Freeland - We Want Your Soul (Ed Rush & Optical Remix) 16 - 00:34:46 - Drumsound & Simon Bassline Smith - Harder 17 - 00:36:36 - ShockOne - Follow Me 18 - 00:38:31 - Mind Vortex - Gravity 19 - 00:40:29 - Sub Focus - Druggy 20 - 00:41:28 - Maduk - Come Back To Me 21 - 00:44:16 - Cern, Dauntless - No Quarter 22 - 00:46:05 - Riko Dan, Riddim Punks, King Ali Baba - London's Burning (T>I Remix) 23 - 00:48:27 - Dauntless, Ewol - Dragon 24 - 00:51:49 - CAUSE4CONCERN - Seawolf 25 - 00:54:01 - Hoax - Nebula 26 - 00:58:13 - Unkoded - Inna Jungle 27 - 01:00:39 - Workforce - Observer 28 - 01:02:44 - The Upbeats, Ivy Lab - Pharaoh 29 - 01:06:13 - Cyantific - 90 30 - 01:07:51 - Ed Rush, Fierce, Optical - Alien Girl 31 - 01:09:21 - Pressure Rise - Stranger (Bad Company remix) 32 - 01:11:43 - DJ Andy - The Movement 33 - 01:13:50 - Cause 4 Concern - Something Else 34 - 01:15:26 - SKC And Safair - Free My Soul 35 - 01:19:21 - Gydra, TNTKLZ - Everybody's Talking 36 - 01:20:54 - UFO! - LEVEL UP 37 - 01:22:34 - CHIMPO - Bedspring Riddim 38 - 01:24:47 - Acuna - Hope 39 - 01:26:41 - Stray - Akina 40 - 01:28:52 - ZERO METHOD - Bitter Pill (with Optiv) 41 - 01:32:19 - Friction, Fourward - Battlescars Ft. Jakes (Alix Perez Remix) 42 - 01:33:57 - Sub:liminal & Humanature - Around The World (Phaction Remix) 43 - 01:35:22 - Alix Perez, DLR - Blips 44 - 01:38:51 - Bad Company - Numbers 45 - 01:41:09 - The Upbeats, Sylvee - Divide feat. Sylvee (Rohaan Remix) 46 - 01:42:57 - Total Science & S.P.Y. - Gangsta 47 - 01:46:15 - Stimpy - Falls Down 48 - 01:49:05 - Random Movement - Drone Encampment 49 - 01:52:02 - Subwave, Bop - Wait For Me 50 - 01:55:03 - Hybrid - Sky Full Of Diamonds (Metrik Remix)

In today's Cyber Security Matters episode, Dominic Vogel and Christian Redshaw are joined by Cheryl McGrath, Area VP & Country General Manager - Canada, ICD.D at Optiv Security. Cheryl has 20+ years of extensive executive leadership experience in client-focused positions with high-profile businesses in Canada. She is responsible for the holistic Canadian operation, which includes accelerating growth in Optiv's presence across Canada and deepening its local cybersecurity capabilities to meet the specific needs of Canadian-based organizations. Cheryl and her team lead Optiv globally in terms of growth trajectory and market expansion. Additionally, she recently oversaw a Canadian acquisition, doubling the size of the Canadian organization. Prior to joining Optiv, McGrath led the enterprise division in Canada for Dell (formerly EMC/RSA). She was previously a senior vice president at Canada Post where she had P&L responsibility for a $3 billion line of business, which included responsibility for architecting e-business service offerings. Prior to that, McGrath was vice president of sales and client operations for Xerox Global Services in Canada, which included management of the 1,200-person delivery arm of the company's outsourcing division. During our conversation, we will discuss: - What it's like to be a female in the cyber security industry - Some practical areas that cyber security leaders need to nurture to improve hiring and retaining females within the industry - How a shift from STEM to STEAM is beneficial to the cyber security industry - How Optiv is committed to diversity through supporting the next generation with their annual scholarship Want to connect with Cheryl? Here are a couple of ways that you can do exactly that: LinkedIn: @CherylMcGrath Website: www.optiv.com #cybersec #technology #business ep. 151

01 - 00:00:00 - Sevin - Somethin' 02 - 00:02:24 - EVRNLO - Changes 03 - 00:05:35 - Ruth Royall - Appletree 04 - 00:07:55 - SCAR - Count It Off (ft. 2Nick8) 05 - 00:10:28 - Joey iLLah - Blessings 06 - 00:13:29 - Hoax - Nebula 07 - 00:15:52 - Maduk, Technimatic, Lachi - Go (Technimatic Remix) 08 - 00:19:08 - Healian - Concentrate 09 - 00:20:57 - Enei - Flat Iron 10 - 00:22:53 - Conrad Subs - Losing Control 11 - 00:25:13 - Roni Size - Repazent (Out Of The Game) 12 - 00:27:31 - Q Project - Skeeza 13 - 00:30:22 - Jam Thieves, TENNIN - Shapes in Motion 14 - 00:32:30 - Bad Company - Brain-Scan 15 - 00:34:49 - Tryst Temps - Dysthymie 16 - 00:37:31 - Foreign Beggars, PAV4N, Justin Hawkes - Arbiter 17 - 00:39:00 - DJ Fresh, Vegas - Exorcist (Extended Mix) 18 - 00:42:33 - Break - The Flux 19 - 00:44:19 - Gydra, TNTKLZ - Everybody's Talking 20 - 00:46:13 - Waeys - Unfinished Business 21 - 00:47:12 - Optiv & Bulletproof - Camouflage 22 - 00:48:49 - Ed Rush & Optical - The Medicine 23 - 00:51:25 - Nu:Tone - System (Matrix & Futurebound Remix) 24 - 00:54:40 - Fierce, Optiv - Surface Noise 25 - 00:57:40 - Kargo - Mute (Myth Remix) 26 - 00:59:33 - Ed Rush & Optical - Lifecrisis (Origin Unknown Remix) 27 - 01:01:32 - DJ Andy - The Movement 28 - 01:03:12 - Ed Rush, Fierce, Optical - Alien Girl 29 - 01:04:52 - L Plus - Wave Maker 30 - 01:06:57 - Friction, Pola & Bryson, SHELLS - Into The Night 31 - 01:10:00 - Subrix - Get Me Thinking 32 - 01:12:12 - Sevin - Jaded 33 - 01:12:56 - Particle - Drivin' Me Crazy 34 - 01:15:08 - Halflight - All I Need (VIP Mix) 35 - 01:16:17 - Visages - Love Conspiration 36 - 01:20:02 - Friction - Supersonic 37 - 01:21:29 - Engineers Without Fear - Spiritual Aura 38 - 01:24:35 - Workforce - Back Up 39 - 01:25:50 - Drs - Count to Ten (VIP) feat. Enei (VIP) 40 - 01:27:35 - Moving Fusion - Turbulence 41 - 01:30:13 - Sub Focus - X-Ray (Metrik Remix) 42 - 01:32:49 - Kraken - Side Effects VIP 43 - 01:36:19 - MACHINEDRUM/HOLLY - Berry Patch 44 - 01:37:43 - Bungle - Arcadia 45 - 01:39:09 - DJ Fresh - Heavyweight 46 - 01:40:38 - Mind Vortex - Now It's Time 47 - 01:41:35 - Alix Perez - Blips 48 - 01:43:23 - Conrad Subs - Dance (VIP) 49 - 01:46:37 - JONNY L - Viper 50 - 01:48:02 - Total Science - It's Not Over (Zero T Remix) 51 - 01:49:34 - L-Side & Acuna - Rave Tune 52 - 01:51:59 - The UNDERWOLVES - Under Your Sky (Origin Unknown remix) 53 - 01:54:23 - Optical - The Shining (Ed Rush & Optical Remix)

Increased digital dependency means that ransomware is the next global pandemic, and this time there is no vaccine that can act as a silver bullet to prevent it. The last twelve months have witnessed an explosion of ransomware incidents across the world. These incidents have also started to have real life consequences, with the attacks on both the Colonial Pipeline and Ireland's Health Service Executive highlighting that ransomware can impact the public's everyday life. As society becomes more reliant upon technology and digital systems, driven by the pandemic and the advent of remote working, Andrzej Kawalec Head of Security at Vodafone Business, believes ransomware is set to become the next global pandemic. Much like the COVID-19 pandemic, ransomware is a global problem, and we even see different variants of ransom across the world. The nature of modern cybercrime means that these attacks are now targeted, with cybercriminals undertaking research to understand exactly how much money to demand as ransom. In the future, Andrzej believes we will see misinformation used as a ransom. With an individual or organisation's brand more important than ever, cybercriminals will look to hijack social media profiles in exchange for a ransom payment. This is the future of extortion. Ronan talks to Andrzej about this and why the focus should be to minimise the impact of an attack and ensure that those businesses that are hit are able to survive without too much damage. More about Andrzej Kawalec: Andrzej Kawalec is the Head of Security Portfolio at Vodafone Business. Andrzej manages Vodafone Business' global portfolio of security offerings. He is widely recognised for his expertise in cyber security and digital change. A former CTO himself, he has a vast amount of experience working at the board-level across public and private sectors, helping to define and promote cyber security strategy. He believes that Security is the enabling layer for innovation. From autonomous driving to digital healthcare, the technologies and societies of the future will not reach their full potential without secure digital foundations. Prior to joining Vodafone, Andrzej was Global CTO for security and Director of Security Research at HP, as well as head of Strategy and CTO at Optiv the world's largest security Systems integrator.

01 - 00:00:00 - Jam Thieves - Blue House 02 - 00:02:10 - Exile DJ Hybrid - Be Mine 03 - 00:03:59 - Alter Ego - Feel so Good 04 - 00:04:55 - Disaszt - Mirror 05 - 00:07:40 - Pendulum - Vault VIP 06 - 00:09:44 - Seba - The Colour of Space 07 - 00:12:26 - Enei - The Hammer 08 - 00:15:25 - Mandidextrous, Bish - Techno On My Mind 09 - 00:16:38 - SCAR - Conductor 10 - 00:19:00 - Total Science - It's Not Over (Zero T Remix) 11 - 00:22:28 - L-Side x Parly B - Galang 12 - 00:25:11 - Noisia - Oh Oh (Futurebound Remix) 13 - 00:26:41 - Sub Focus, Cherish, ACRAZE - Do It To It (Sub Focus Extended Remix) 14 - 00:28:13 - Bad Company - The Pulse 15 - 00:30:46 - Bad Company UK - Oxygen (Prolix Remix) 16 - 00:33:54 - Sub:liminal & Humanature - Around The World (Phaction Remix) 17 - 00:35:52 - Mage - Urban Style 18 - 00:38:37 - Exile NC-17 - Pain 19 - 00:41:23 - Alibi - Flawless 20 - 00:43:37 - Friction - Supersonic 21 - 00:45:18 - Fierce, Cause4Concern - Carrier 22 - 00:48:16 - Waeys - Unfinished Business 23 - 00:50:29 - Noisia - Stigma (Burr Oak Remix) 24 - 00:53:09 - Jam Thieves & NC-17 - In My Soul 25 - 00:54:12 - Tengu & OHKAY - Feel It (Extended Mix) 26 - 00:55:04 - John B - Up All Night 27 - 00:58:21 - Usual Suspects - Calimist 28 - 00:59:19 - Pressure Rise - Stranger (Bad Company remix) 29 - 01:02:00 - Ulterior Motive - Hey Judas feat. DRS 30 - 01:03:00 - Hoax - Nebula 31 - 01:05:47 - Hatiras vs J Majik - Spaced Invader 32 - 01:07:51 - Phace - Downgrade 33 - 01:09:17 - Gremlinz, BTK - Oi 34 - 01:10:23 - Kemal - Bleed 35 - 01:15:09 - Optical - Can U Read 36 - 01:17:55 - Hive - Surreal Killer 37 - 01:21:15 - Noisia & Ed Rush & Optical - Brain Bucket 38 - 01:24:52 - TNTKLZ - The Opposing 39 - 01:27:01 - Hoax - Error Code 40 - 01:28:03 - Optiv & Bulletproof - Camouflage 41 - 01:29:07 - Break - The Truth 42 - 01:31:16 - Silence Groove - Cheeky Growler (Pola & Bryson Remix) 43 - 01:33:38 - Hyroglifics & AC13 - Mercy & Misery 44 - 01:35:18 - Digital - Gateman 45 - 01:38:18 - Dub Phizix - Game Over 46 - 01:40:16 - Krust - Warhead 47 - 01:41:34 - Workforce - Back Up 48 - 01:44:13 - Optical - To Shape the Future (Remix) 49 - 01:46:52 - Stakka And Skynet - Bios Fear (feat. Konflict)

Executive Director, Office of the CISO at Optiv, Michael Doucet is today's guest on the Cyber Security Matters podcast, hosted by Dominic Vogel and Christian Redshaw. Michael is an experienced leader with a background in public safety and technology. At Optiv Michael provides strategic advice to the executive level on cyber programs, technology, and risk mitigation, with an emphasis on large organizations in various sectors. In addition to working at Optiv, Michael serves as a director on various boards, including the Ottawa Police Services Board, a large federal crown corporation, and smaller technology startups. Optiv Security is a cyber advisory and solutions leader, delivering strategic and technical expertise to nearly 6,000 companies across every major industry. Optiv Security partners with organizations to advise, deploy and operate cybersecurity programs from strategy and managed security services to risk, integration, and technology solutions. With clients at the center of their unmatched ecosystem of people, products, partners, and programs, they accelerate business progress as no other company can. In this episode, we will cover: - What kind of cyber threats organizations are facing in 2022 - How to rationalize cyber security at the executive and board levels - Why it's important for cyber security, IT, and executive leadership to work together - How cyber risk fits into the bigger enterprise risk picture Click here to watch the full episode: https://loom.ly/V6l0hzQ Want to connect with Michael? Here are a couple of ways that you can do exactly that: LinkedIn: @MichaelDoucet Website: www.optiv.com

01 - 00:00:00 - GLXY - Something Good w/Unglued & Javeon 02 - 00:02:49 - Champagne - The Players Club 03 - 00:06:10 - Quadrant, Iris - Sour Rip 04 - 00:09:54 - Will Miles - No Cover 05 - 00:11:49 - Hoax - Big Up 06 - 00:15:21 - Conrad Subs - Dance (VIP) 07 - 00:17:55 - Maykors and Electro Soul System - Untitled 08 - 00:20:15 - UFO! - BIG UP ALL 09 - 00:22:34 - Forum & Cecil Hotel - The Wegger 10 - 00:24:37 - Icicle - Don't Blink 11 - 00:26:08 - Trex & Philth - Cloud Riddim 12 - 00:29:03 - Dub Elements & Optiv & CZA - Switchback 13 - 00:32:20 - Break - The Truth 14 - 00:35:13 - Dub Elements - On A Mission 15 - 00:38:11 - DJ Andy - The Movement 16 - 00:40:39 - NEONLIGHT - Gouvernante 17 - 00:43:22 - Ezor - Take Off 18 - 00:45:22 - Mylo, Claptone - Drop The Pressure (1991 Remix Extended Version) 19 - 00:48:06 - Hoax - Nebula 20 - 00:49:45 - Noisia - Tentacles 21 - 00:51:47 - UFO! - LEVEL UP 22 - 00:54:23 - CHIMPO - Bedspring Riddim 23 - 00:56:35 - Bad Company UK - Oxygen (Prolix Remix) 24 - 00:58:37 - Philth, Volatile Cycle - Headsplit 25 - 01:00:46 - Dillinja - Hard Noise (Break Remix) 26 - 01:02:56 - Bungle - Arcadia 27 - 01:06:20 - nCamargo - Place To Be 28 - 01:08:42 - Trex, T>I - Only 29 - 01:11:44 - Healian - Concentrate 30 - 01:14:19 - Break - Better Be Sure 31 - 01:16:35 - Ezor - Stay Easy 32 - 01:20:04 - Conrad Subs - Nasty Shit 33 - 01:21:49 - Break & Silent Witness - Rain Man 34 - 01:24:33 - Bad Company - Sentient 35 - 01:27:53 - Dropset - Eye Opener 36 - 01:30:10 - The Prototypes, Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Quantum (Drumsound & Bassline Smith Remix) 37 - 01:31:59 - Sub Focus - Frozen Solid 38 - 01:34:38 - Forum - Medicine Device 39 - 01:36:48 - Noisia, Mefjus - Foundations 40 - 01:38:04 - ED RUSH/OPTICAL - Long Stay (feat Ryme Tyme) 41 - 01:42:27 - CZA - Future Past 42 - 01:46:16 - Bad Company UK - Dogs on the Moon (Remix) 43 - 01:47:13 - Ils & Solo - Frozen (Dom & Roland Remix) 44 - 01:49:29 - UFO! - Thing Into My Brain 45 - 01:52:09 - Sin - Fool Me 46 - 01:53:24 - Levela - Wavelength 47 - 01:56:17 - Spor, Ewun, Apex & Evol Intent - Dirge

News from Casa Bonita, The Last Gameboard, NCC, Ping Identity, Optiv, ThreatX, Red Canary and a lot more. Support us on Patreon! Fun swag available - all proceeds will directly support the Colorado = Security infrastructure. Come join us on the new Colorado = Security Slack channel to meet old and new friends. Sign up for our mailing list on the main site to receive weekly updates - https://www.colorado-security.com/. If you have any questions or comments, or any organizations or events we should highlight, contact Alex and Robb at info@colorado-security.com This week's news: Join the Colorado = Security Slack channel Casa Bonita renovation: Photos, documents reveal $12 million plans Why People Are Coming to and Leaving Colorado Casa Bonita's 'South Park' owners spending 4 times more than purchase price on renovations Denver startup prepares for public launch of tabletop gaming consoles Metro Denver's 29-month streak of monthly home price gains comes to an end Revealed: DBJ's 2022 C-Suite Awards winners, Part 1 Inaugural Colorado Cyber Games - National Cybersecurity Center Denver-based Ping Identity to sell for $2.8B Optiv's Annual $40K Scholarship for Black, African-American-Identifying STEM Students Now Open for Applicants ThreatX raises a fresh round of capital to protect APIs and web apps MDR Integration Update for Network, Cloud & Identity - Red Canary Building Business-relevant Application Threat Models with FAIR STRIDE Job Openings: CoBank - Senior Cloud Security Analyst Alterra Mountain Company - IT Security & Compliance Analyst Richey May - Offensive Security Lead Western Union - Information Security Senior Manager Denver Water - Information Security Analyst Zvelo - Senior Cyber Security Analyst Salesforce - Security GRC, Senior Analyst/ Manager T-mobile - Senior Engineer, Cybersecurity Evercommerce - Senior Security Engineer ULA - Cybersecurity Analyst 5 Upcoming Events: This Week and Next: HOME | Peak Cyber Symposium - 9/14-16 Let's Talk Software Security - Building a Successful Security Champion Program 9/16 RMISC - 9/21-23 ISC2 Pikes Peak - September Meeting - 9/28 ISACA CommunITy Day - 10/1 View our events page for a full list of upcoming events * Thanks to CJ Adams for our intro and exit! If you need any voiceover work, you can contact him here at carrrladams@gmail.com. Check out his other voice work here. * Intro and exit song: "The Language of Blame" by The Agrarians is licensed under CC BY 2.0

The majority of breaches today no longer come through delivered malware as our systems have become very strong with detecting and blocking these resulting in more effort than value for the attacker. Instead, it's easier, faster and more economical to just try and steal your password, or better yet have you provide it yourself. This podcast takes a look at the security risks that are actually derived from one of our more important security controls… passwords; and look at what we can do to minimize those risks moving forward. Questions Dave will ask the speakers: A recent study by Verizon found that more than 80 percent of breaches through hacking involve brute force or the use of lost or stolen credentials. Microsoft estimates that there are 921 password attacks per second. We've been educated for years by the security industry and our awareness programs that passwords are the most crucial component to protecting our environments and our information. How is it that this sacred key to our kingdom is actually resulting in opening so many doors for attackers? NIST has taken steps to try and reduce the bleeding with their new Password guidelines and best practices which encourage passphrases of more characters, less complexity and less changes. Are these steps in the right direction to actually keeping us secure? Many security tools are now providing artificial intelligence around login requests that look to see if the member is coming from a known device and location prior to providing access. Would implementing these types of risk based controls with MFA and a passphrase by the answer to our problems? Biometrics for authentication always seemed to be the next logical step for passwords. We have our basic biometrics on devices however, those are all back supported by a password or PIN. Will we ever get to a place where we're truly only using biometrics for all authentication? I understand that Apple, Google and Microsoft are working on a solution together that will get rid of passwords. Instead, they will just leverage the biometrics on your phone as your access code to everything. With this in mind do we just need to sit tight and all our troubles will soon be fixed? Moderator: @David Whale - Director Information Security, Fasken Martineau Dumoulin LLP Speakers: Sohail Iqbal - CISO, Veracode Eldon Sprickerhoff - Founder and Chief Innovation Officer, eSentire Phillip Solakov - Director, Client Solutions, Optiv, Inc. Recorded on 09-09-2022​

Recorded 2022-09-05 19:00:55 DnB Radio Tracklisting: * Nomad - Diverge* Sili - Ay Swetch (Ozoh Remix) [Master by TRS] V2 - 2A* Annix feat Madrush MC - Ignite (Enei remix)* Forbidden Society - Overthinking (original)* IN:MOST - Do You (Kasra remix)* Optiv and BTK - Menace Part 2* QUADRANT/IRIS - AeroPress (feat Klippee & Combine)* Nomad & Dedman - Begging* PH42E - Hivemind* Samath - Tea Leaf - 9A* Beat Assassins_Pull Up On The Block - 9A* Rift - Step To This (Vocal Mix)* D'CYPHER - Dancing* Alix Perez - Dark Star* Dramatic - Centiminute* Duoscience - Hold* BREDREN - Line Art* PH42E - Zen* MC Fats, Command Strange - Brand New Style* Amoss/Visages - Long Island* Violent Cuts - Mental Lash* PH42E - GunRun* DJ Komatose - Poison Pill* UKS Apollo - Stinger* Arxiva - Worm* BRK - Rock x Roller* Hystatus - Anode * Forbidden Society - Spectral (Original)* BTK - The Deep* Kidsonic - Burnout (Original Mix)* missledz - Unjust * MACCA & MELINKI - Ok* Melinki & D Cypher - Rip Ya Torsoe* Data 3 - Sorrow (feat. Blake)* BLACK BARREL - Submarine (feat Thematic)* INVADHERTZ/TEPHRA/ARKOZE - When In Rome* NEOH - How Da Funky Beats (Original Mix) - 4A* KLAX - Phased Out* Kiril & Was A Be - This!* Sl8r - Asterix (Nymfo remix)* Frame & Base - The Octopus* Hystatus x Glyph - Reflected Void * Dedman - Revolution* QUADRANT/IRIS - Cold Brew* DUSHI - Butterfly* DATA 3 - Covalence* Melinki & HLZ - Nemea* DJ MARKY/POLA/BRYSON - Into The Blue* Minos, Bert H & Sub:liminal - Motions (Bert H remix)* Sam Binga, Particle & Redders - Stand Tall* JUBEI - Slipstream* MADCAP - Pablo* Sili feat Sofia - Playing In The Dark* Jenna G, Murdock, Submatik - Good Luv* Octo Pi - Auxillary (Original Mix)* Ha-Zb & High Hertz - Serious V2* Skari - Real Ganjaman (Kopious [Flat T & Ha-Zb] Remix )* InTake - Should HaveTracklisting:* Nomad - Diverge* Sili - Ay Swetch (Ozoh Remix) [Master by TRS] V2 - 2A* Annix feat Madrush MC - Ignite (Enei remix)* Forbidden Society - Overthinking (original)* IN:MOST - Do You (Kasra remix)* Optiv and BTK - Menace Part 2* QUADRANT/IRIS - AeroPress (feat Klippee & Combine)* Nomad & Dedman - Begging* PH42E - Hivemind* Samath - Tea Leaf - 9A* Beat Assassins_Pull Up On The Block - 9A* Rift - Step To This (Vocal Mix)* D'CYPHER - Dancing* Alix Perez - Dark Star* Dramatic - Centiminute* Duoscience - Hold* BREDREN - Line Art* PH42E - Zen* MC Fats, Command Strange - Brand New Style* Amoss/Visages - Long Island* Violent Cuts - Mental Lash* PH42E - GunRun* DJ Komatose - Poison Pill* UKS Apollo - Stinger* Arxiva - Worm* BRK - Rock x Roller* Hystatus - Anode * Forbidden Society - Spectral (Original)* BTK - The Deep* Kidsonic - Burnout (Original Mix)* missledz - Unjust * MACCA & MELINKI - Ok* Melinki & D Cypher - Rip Ya Torsoe* Data 3 - Sorrow (feat. Blake)* BLACK BARREL - Submarine (feat Thematic)* INVADHERTZ/TEPHRA/ARKOZE - When In Rome* NEOH - How Da Funky Beats (Original Mix) - 4A* KLAX - Phased Out* Kiril & Was A Be - This!* Sl8r - Asterix (Nymfo remix)* Frame & Base - The Octopus* Hystatus x Glyph - Reflected Void * Dedman - Revolution* QUADRANT/IRIS - Cold Brew* DUSHI - Butterfly* DATA 3 - Covalence* Melinki & HLZ - Nemea* DJ MARKY/POLA/BRYSON - Into The Blue* Minos, Bert H & Sub:liminal - Motions (Bert H remix)* Sam Binga, Particle & Redders - Stand Tall* JUBEI - Slipstream* MADCAP - Pablo* Sili feat Sofia - Playing In The Dark* Jenna G, Murdock, Submatik - Good Luv* Octo Pi - Auxillary (Original Mix)* Ha-Zb & High Hertz - Serious V2* Skari - Real Ganjaman (Kopious [Flat T & Ha-Zb] Remix )* InTake - Should Have Download, Distribute, and Donate!

01 - 00:00:00 - Pola & Bryson - Flat Jam 02 - 00:03:03 - Hannah Eve and GLXY - Running Away 03 - 00:07:00 - Bcee, Charlotte Haining, Emba - Before You (Extended Mix) 04 - 00:08:21 - Jolliffe - Etymology Of A Naked Stand 05 - 00:11:11 - DLR & Signal - Human Behaviour VIP 06 - 00:13:10 - Will Miles - No Cover 07 - 00:15:33 - Hoax - Promise Me 08 - 00:17:54 - Bad Company - Planet Dust 09 - 00:20:26 - Unknown Artist - Request Line 11 10 - 00:22:56 - nCamargo - Conceived 11 - 00:25:23 - John B - Up All Night (Data 3 Remix) 12 - 00:29:34 - Octane, DLR & Script - Set Up The Set (DLR's 'Clash' VIP) 13 - 00:31:32 - Splash - Babylon (Dillinja Remix) 14 - 00:33:31 - Dimension - Offender (Dimension & Grafix Remix) 15 - 00:35:24 - Maduk - Go Back To The Jungle (Mandidextrous Remix) 16 - 00:38:18 - Conrad Subs - Causing Danger 17 - 00:41:38 - Dr Meaker x Fizzy Gillespie x Celestine - Drift Away (Extended Mix) 18 - 00:43:34 - Dub Elements & IHR - Phosphorescence (Save The Rave Remix) 19 - 00:45:19 - L-Side & Acuna - Rave Tune 20 - 00:47:58 - Carlito - Heart in Her Hands 21 - 00:49:48 - ALIX PEREZ - Under Pressure W/ T-Man 22 - 00:52:21 - Trex, T>I - Only 23 - 00:54:32 - Bad Company - Brain-Scan 24 - 00:56:37 - Random Movement - Ditty Bitty 25 - 00:59:43 - Rainline featuring Theoretical - Time Files 26 - 01:03:11 - L 33 - If You 27 - 01:04:27 - YAANO - Like This 28 - 01:07:07 - Bad Company UK - Dogs on the Moon (Remix) 29 - 01:09:10 - Malux, Hijak MC - Ghost Train 30 - 01:10:55 - 1991 - Thinking About You 31 - 01:12:44 - Digital - Phantom Force 32 - 01:14:38 - Workforce - Back Up 33 - 01:16:22 - Bad Company UK - Oxygen (Prolix Remix) 34 - 01:18:09 - ZERO METHOD - Bitter Pill (with Optiv) 35 - 01:19:34 - Matrix - Temperament 36 - 01:21:31 - Stakka And Skynet - Altitude (feat. DJ Friction) 37 - 01:23:02 - Konflict - The Beckoning 38 - 01:25:59 - Usual Suspects - Calimist 39 - 01:28:35 - Dylan - Chicago Sound 40 - 01:30:25 - Hoax - Nebula 41 - 01:35:03 - Prolix & Biometrix - Addicted To The Game 42 - 01:36:34 - Alix Perez, DLR - Blips 43 - 01:39:21 - Optical - The Shining (Ed Rush & Optical Remix) 44 - 01:42:35 - Sin - Fool Me 45 - 01:47:05 - Jon Tho - Sundials (Audio Remix) 46 - 01:50:10 - Dead Dred - Dred Bass (Bladerunner Remix) 47 - 01:53:38 - Uncle 22 - 6 Million Ways To Die 48 - 01:55:49 - Adam F - Circles

01 - 00:00:00 - Alex Barton Dan Guidance - Morning Dew 02 - 00:02:33 - Bensley - Slow Motion 03 - 00:04:07 - Will Miles - Gimme Ur Lovin' 04 - 00:05:38 - Molecular - Figure It Out 05 - 00:09:22 - Octane, DLR & Script - Set Up The Set (DLR's 'Clash' VIP) 06 - 00:11:56 - Conrad Subs - Pharos (Audiomission Remix) 07 - 00:13:28 - Trex, T>I - Only 08 - 00:17:01 - Ill Truth - Get Rollin' 09 - 00:20:04 - RYME TYME & OPTICAL - Ghostbuster 10 - 00:22:44 - PHACE X GREY CODE - Ë 11 - 00:24:14 - Rend - Altered Flow (EastColors Remix) 12 - 00:26:38 - XHL - Infinite Impulse 13 - 00:29:04 - Smooth - Scorpion 14 - 00:31:41 - Dub Elements, Quite Hype - Piledriver 15 - 00:33:54 - Chromatic - The Machine 16 - 00:36:51 - Will Miles - No Cover 17 - 00:39:08 - DLR, Ulterior Motive - Modules 18 - 00:41:24 - Sustance - Snakes + Villains ft. T-Man 19 - 00:43:41 - ALIX PEREZ - Back To Basics W/ Bou & Trigga 20 - 00:45:33 - Ink - Phase Rock 21 - 00:47:53 - Bad Company UK - Oxygen (Prolix Remix) 22 - 00:51:35 - Hoax - Nebula 23 - 00:54:44 - DLR, EBK & Gusto - The Author VIP 24 - 00:56:14 - PHACE X EMPEROR - IMPASSE 25 - 00:59:53 - TC - Shut Down 26 - 01:02:17 - Dimension - Offender (Dimension & Grafix Remix) 27 - 01:04:05 - Hoax - Crowd Control 28 - 01:05:37 - Friske - Cross Zone 29 - 01:07:39 - DJ Andy & D-Sign - Trouble Make 30 - 01:09:31 - Ed Rush & Optical - Socom 31 - 01:13:15 - Fred V & Grafix - Recognise 32 - 01:16:52 - Drs, Tyler Daley, Dogger - Summer 33 - 01:20:36 - The Force - Rockin & Shockin 34 - 01:22:57 - DLR - Do I know what I'm doing VIP 35 - 01:24:31 - Bladerunner, DR S Gachet - Remember The Roller (Bladerunner Remix) 36 - 01:28:46 - Deekline, Navigator, Specimen A, Trigga, David Boomah - Duppy Destroyers (Sound Boy Killer) (L-Side Remix) 37 - 01:30:22 - Jolliffe & Molecular - Cuts And Communication 38 - 01:31:46 - Silent Witness - Safeway 39 - 01:34:45 - Sub:liminal and HumaNature - Around The World (Phaction Remix) 40 - 01:35:46 - Teej & Medic MC - Blackout 41 - 01:39:30 - Malux, Hijak MC - Ghost Train 42 - 01:40:56 - Philth, Volatile Cycle - Headsplit 43 - 01:42:25 - Hoax - Error Code 44 - 01:43:43 - Optiv & Bulletproof - Camouflage 45 - 01:45:37 - DJ Andy - Fog Fog 46 - 01:47:22 - Trace & Optical - Mercury Switch 47 - 01:51:12 - MACHINEDRUM/HOLLY - Berry Patch 48 - 01:53:33 - Maduk - Come Back To Me

01 - 00:00:00 - Soul Intent - Eyes Open 02 - 00:02:46 - Skoel - Shine 03 - 00:03:56 - Nelver - I Can't Wait 04 - 00:07:09 - Culture Shock - ReWork 05 - 00:09:20 - TC - Shut Down 06 - 00:11:51 - Trex, T>I - Run The Sketch 07 - 00:14:49 - Unglued, Degs - Nothing To Lose 08 - 00:17:42 - Maykors - 166.5 09 - 00:19:59 - Lynx - Good Times 10 - 00:21:06 - Chromatic - The Machine 11 - 00:26:10 - Ink - Drop Heavy 12 - 00:28:36 - Bad Company UK - Oxygen (Prolix Remix) 13 - 00:30:51 - DJ Andy - The Movement 14 - 00:32:43 - Optiv & Bulletproof - Camouflage 15 - 00:36:06 - L Plus - Wave Maker 16 - 00:37:33 - Dub Elements, Optiv & CZA - Switchback 17 - 00:39:29 - M/FX & IAMDOOMED - 40hz Funk 18 - 00:41:14 - Noisia & Prolix - Asteroids (Noisia remix) 19 - 00:43:15 - Roni Size, Rockwell - Easy 20 - 00:44:28 - Metrik - Resonate feat. ShockOne 21 - 00:45:53 - Metrik - Resonate feat. ShockOne 22 - 00:47:45 - Kill The Noise, Seven Lions, Julia Ross - Without You (Quannum Logic Remix) 23 - 00:51:00 - Optical - The Shining (Ed Rush & Optical Remix) 24 - 00:52:01 - Pressure Rise - Stranger (Bad Company remix) 25 - 00:55:00 - Dub Elements, Quite Hype - Piledriver 26 - 00:56:21 - Alibi & Acuna - System Report 27 - 00:59:28 - Phibes - Running To You 28 - 01:01:48 - Maduk - Fire Away (Fred V Remix) 29 - 01:03:23 - Dreazz - It's Love 2000 30 - 01:05:33 - Hydro, Helium - Open Up 31 - 01:07:36 - Disrupta - Empty Promises 32 - 01:10:00 - Will Miles - Gimme Ur Lovin' 33 - 01:12:57 - Enea featuring Vavunettha - Crystal Star 34 - 01:14:59 - DJ Limited - Sun (T>I Remix) 35 - 01:16:19 - Ruth Royall - New Love (feat. Makoto) (Logistics Remix) 36 - 01:17:47 - Matrix & Fierce - Tightrope 37 - 01:20:27 - Champagne - Trip Tease (Peshay remix) 38 - 01:23:53 - Maduk - Come Back To Me 39 - 01:26:54 - Hatiras vs J Majik - Spaced Invader 40 - 01:28:31 - Enei - No Man 41 - 01:32:07 - Mountain - I'm Free (feat. Kojo) (Hugh Hardie Remix) 42 - 01:35:26 - Dan Guidance - Overdrive (Random Movement Remix) 43 - 01:38:26 - 1991 - Thinking About You 44 - 01:40:38 - Jon Tho - The Divide 45 - 01:42:03 - Trex Subten LaMeduza - Over It 46 - 01:45:41 - Bensley - Hit The Lights 47 - 01:47:23 - Sub Focus - X-Ray (Metrik Remix) 48 - 01:49:15 - Hoax - Nebula 49 - 01:52:08 - Baby D - Let Me Be Your Fantasy (Dope Ammo & DJ Hybrid Remix) 50 - 01:54:07 - Kill The Noise, Eda Lovelace - Higher

01 - 00:00:00 - SOLR - Exonerate 02 - 00:04:26 - Prestige - Truncheons & Muscles 03 - 00:05:45 - DLR - Staying Up Late Making Music 04 - 00:09:54 - Conrad Subs - Revival 05 - 00:11:52 - Cybin - Dub Siren 06 - 00:15:05 - Bop - Don't Wake Me Up (Pola & Bryson Remix) 07 - 00:17:49 - Noisia - Leopard Slug (Halogenix Remix) 08 - 00:20:50 - Bad Company UK - Oxygen (Prolix Remix) 09 - 00:22:57 - Will Miles - No Cover 10 - 00:26:33 - Vektah - Request (Whiney Remix) 11 - 00:29:47 - Hoax - Nebula 12 - 00:31:12 - Enei - No Man 13 - 00:34:20 - Traced, Lifesize Mc & Sigmus - Eye Of The Storm 14 - 00:37:08 - The Upbeats - We Don't Lie 15 - 00:39:30 - SaintVII - All Dat Money 16 - 00:42:02 - Document One - Cheap Shot 17 - 00:44:02 - Judda - Endor 18 - 00:47:51 - Chords - Reverse Hyper 19 - 00:50:32 - ULTERIOR MOTIVE - Jungle Jam 20 - 00:52:38 - Trei - Nows the Time 21 - 00:57:07 - DJ Andy - The Movement 22 - 00:58:46 - Optiv & Bulletproof - Camouflage 23 - 01:02:34 - Concept One - Axos 24 - 01:04:48 - L 33 - If You 25 - 01:06:48 - Spectrasoul - Organiser 26 - 01:09:36 - Makoto & Danny Wheeler - Sunshine 27 - 01:13:39 - Will Miles - Gimme Ur Lovin' 28 - 01:18:03 - T>I - Changes (DJ Limited Remix) 29 - 01:20:55 - Seba - Shades Of Me You 30 - 01:25:16 - Enea featuring Vavunettha - Crystal Star 31 - 01:28:42 - BMotion - Reflections (Fred V Remix) 32 - 01:32:13 - 1991 - Thinking About You 33 - 01:34:42 - L Plus - Wave Maker 34 - 01:38:19 - Dose - Free Again 35 - 01:40:54 - DLR - Don't Come Too Close 36 - 01:43:45 - DJ Hybrid, Trex - Comback (Trex Remix) 37 - 01:45:34 - Doc Scott - Drumz 2000

General David H. Petraeus, US Army (Ret.), is a Partner with the global investment firm KKR and the Chairman of the KKR Global Institute, which he established in June 2013. He is also a personal venture capitalist and serves on the boards of KKR companies OneStream and Optiv.  Before joining KKR, he served in government for 38-1/2 years, culminating his 37-year military career with six consecutive commands as a general officer, five of which were in combat – including the Surge in Iraq, US Central Command, and US/Coalition Forces in Afghanistan – and then serving as Director of the CIA, following Senate confirmation by a vote of 94-0.  General Petraeus graduated with distinction from the US Military Academy in 1974 and later earned a Ph.D. at Princeton University.  He has held academic appointments at USMA, the City University of New York's Macaulay Honors College, Harvard's Belfer Center, and the University of Southern California.  He is currently a Senior Fellow and Lecturer at Yale's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs, Co-Chairman of the Woodrow Wilson Center's Global Advisory Council, Senior Vice President of the Royal United Services Institute, and a member of the Trilateral Commission, Council on Foreign Relations, and Aspen Strategy Group.  His many awards include four Defense Distinguished Service Medals, the Secretary of State's Distinguished Service Award, the Bronze Star Medal for Valor, two NATO Meritorious Service Medals, the Combat Action Badge, the Ranger tab, and master parachutist wings. He has also been decorated by 13 foreign countries and is believed to be the only person who, while in uniform, threw out the first pitch of a World Series game and did the coin toss for a Super Bowl. He was also runner-up for Time Person of the Year in 2007, when Russia's President Vladimir Putin garnered that honor. On this episode, General Petraeus shares his journey to the late 19th century for a dinner at the Lotus Club in New York City with then former President and retired General Ulysses S. Grant. He puts forward why and how the conversation would unfold. During our interview, General Petraeus also provides perspective on cybersecurity, why Iran may be the next big crisis, managing China, the war in Ukraine, and our commitment to Afghan partners and refugees. Plus, he offers what he never travels without, why exercise and reading are critical diversions during grinding experiences, and why social media is another war zone. General Petraeus is just one of the exceptional individuals featured on the podcast where Host Steven Shalowitz explores with his guests where they would go if given a one way ticket, no coming back. Their destinations may be in the past, present, future, real, imaginary or a state of mind. Steven's guests have included: Nobel Peace Prize Winner, President Jose Ramos-Horta; Legendary Talk Show Host, Dick Cavett; Law Professor, Alan Dershowitz; Fashion Expert, Tim Gunn; Broadcast Legend, Charles Osgood; International Rescue Committee President & CEO, David Miliband; Former United States Senator, Joseph I. Lieberman; Playwright, David Henry Hwang; Journalist-Humorist-Actor, Mo Rocca; SkyBridge Capital Founder & Co-Managing Partner, Anthony Scaramucci; Abercrombie & Kent Founder, Geoffrey Kent; Travel Expert, Pauline Frommer, as well as leading photographers, artists, chefs, writers, intellectuals, etc.

01 - 00:00:00 - Bachelors Of Science - Far Away feat. Marianna Ray 02 - 00:02:04 - Simon V feat. No Authority - One More Song 03 - 00:05:55 - Subrix - Anymore 04 - 00:07:24 - SaintVII - All Dat Money 05 - 00:09:31 - Dan Structure - Ruga Mega 06 - 00:10:58 - Monty - SVP w/ Icicle 07 - 00:13:13 - Noisia - Program (Sleepnet Remix) 08 - 00:15:24 - DJ Hybrid, Trex - Comback (Trex Remix) 09 - 00:17:27 - Chimpo, Slay - Badman MC feat. Chimpo 10 - 00:19:56 - DJ Andy - The Movement 11 - 00:22:34 - Chords, Danny Wheeler - Park Street 12 - 00:25:50 - HLZ - Life Force (Trex Remix) 13 - 00:28:19 - The Upbeats - We Don't Lie 14 - 00:30:03 - L Plus - Wave Maker 15 - 00:31:56 - Dose - Free Again 16 - 00:35:13 - Matrix - Temperament 17 - 00:36:38 - 1991 - Thinking About You 18 - 00:38:47 - Ed Rush & Optical - Medicine (Matrix Remix) 19 - 00:41:14 - Workforce - Back Up 20 - 00:44:38 - SaintVII - Ganja Stomp 21 - 00:46:27 - Top Cat - Friend In Need (Serial Killaz Remix) 22 - 00:49:17 - Jamie Lewis, Chords - Under 23 - 00:52:23 - X Bar Theory - No Empty Words (ft. Fearetical) 24 - 00:54:57 - Covert Garden - Alpha 25 - 00:57:21 - Seba - Vanity 26 - 01:00:55 - Noisia - Voodoo (Waeys Remix) 27 - 01:02:52 - Moving Fusion - Black Hole 28 - 01:05:22 - Chords - Reverse Hyper 29 - 01:07:36 - Desired State - Mind Games 30 - 01:10:28 - Ils & Solo - Frozen (Dom & Roland Remix) 31 - 01:13:10 - ZERO METHOD - Bitter Pill (with Optiv) 32 - 01:15:14 - Turno, Ben Snow - Orca 33 - 01:18:34 - Dub Elements - Southern Heat 34 - 01:20:50 - L-Side & Acuna - Rave Tune 35 - 01:23:10 - LYNX - Jungle Side 36 - 01:24:22 - Known Unknown - Chaos Edit 37 - 01:27:29 - Optical - The Shining (Ed Rush & Optical Remix) 38 - 01:31:20 - Mist:i:cal - Mistical Dub 39 - 01:35:28 - Pendulum - Watercolour (Matrix & Futurebound Remix) 40 - 01:39:13 - LTJ Bukem - Horizons 41 - 01:42:26 - Fierce, Optiv - Surface Noise 42 - 01:45:09 - DJ Marky - Silly (DJ Marky VIP) 43 - 01:48:00 - Bad Company - Brain-Scan 44 - 01:50:58 - Shinichi Osawa - Star Guitar (Brookes Brothers remix) 45 - 01:53:44 - Glitch City - Nothing Stays The Same 46 - 01:54:22 - Doc Scott - NHS (Total Science Remix)

01 - 00:00:00 - The Vanguard Project - What We Got 02 - 00:02:10 - Pola & Bryson - Flat Jam (FD Remix) 03 - 00:04:24 - Sl8r, Slay - Vibing On My Own feat. Sl8r 04 - 00:07:29 - Lynx - Hot City feat. Malibu 05 - 00:10:04 - L Plus - Taking Me Higher VIP 06 - 00:11:54 - David Guetta, Becky Hill, Ella Henderson - Crazy What Love Can Do (with Becky Hill) (Grafix Remix) 07 - 00:15:02 - Moving Fusion - Turbulence 08 - 00:17:26 - Vegas, Malux - Silo 09 - 00:19:47 - DLR - Back Track 10 - 00:21:59 - Matrix - Sleepwalk 11 - 00:24:09 - The UNDERWOLVES - Under Your Sky (Origin Unknown remix) 12 - 00:27:00 - Kasra & En:vy - Swinging Swords 13 - 00:29:27 - Chimpo, Sl8r, Slay - Dis One feat. Chimpo feat. Sl8r 14 - 00:31:56 - L-Side & Acuna - Rave Tune 15 - 00:33:42 - Dose - Don't Wanna Wake Up 16 - 00:35:04 - DJ Hybrid, Trex - Comback (Trex Remix) 17 - 00:37:51 - Taxman - Special Request 18 - 00:39:21 - Bad Company - Grunge 2 19 - 00:42:09 - DLR - Squeeks 20 - 00:44:36 - Break - Is This What You Want 21 - 00:46:38 - L-Side - Killer Transmissions (feat T.R.A.C.) 22 - 00:48:51 - M/FX & IAMDOOMED - 40hz Funk 23 - 00:50:13 - A Sides - Why 24 - 00:53:18 - X Bar Theory - Animated Verses (ft. AM94) 25 - 00:55:34 - Dub Phizix - Suia (Extended Mix) 26 - 00:59:15 - Bungle - Parallels 27 - 01:01:10 - Slam - Positive Education (Zero T Remix) 28 - 01:02:39 - Optiv & Bulletproof - Camouflage 29 - 01:04:49 - Konflict - The Beckoning 30 - 01:08:53 - DJ Fresh & Pendulum - Kingston Vampires 31 - 01:10:55 - Sub Focus - Frozen Solid 32 - 01:13:12 - Gydra - Secret Society 33 - 01:14:39 - Moving Fusion - Combat 34 - 01:16:51 - DJ Andy - Decapitator 35 - 01:20:04 - L Plus, Jimmy Danger - No Escape Feat. Jimmy Danger 36 - 01:21:39 - Neotech - Valves 37 - 01:24:27 - Dose - Free Again 38 - 01:26:56 - Kasra - Black Lemonade 39 - 01:29:59 - Oxide & Neutrino - Bring It Back ft. Jodie Alicia (Benny Page Remix) 40 - 01:31:51 - Dose - Dreamer feat. Chisel 41 - 01:33:22 - Audio, DJ Aki, Yellock - CODE TO OPTIMIZE 42 - 01:35:56 - Zero Method - Cold War (Optiv Remix) 43 - 01:36:57 - DJ Andy - The Movement 44 - 01:39:05 - Unkoded - Inna Jungle 45 - 01:42:34 - DJ Red and Earth People - Ride 46 - 01:45:36 - Fierce, Optiv - Surface Noise 47 - 01:48:34 - Bad Company - Brain-Scan 48 - 01:51:33 - Syncopix - Swollen 49 - 01:56:05 - Fierce & Fresh - Innocence

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All links and images for this episode can be found on CISO Series How are nefarious actors using our own data (and metadata) against us? And given that, in what way have we lost our way protecting data that needs to be course corrected? Check out this post for the discussions that are the basis of our conversation on this week's episode co-hosted by me, David Spark (@dspark), the producer of CISO Series, and Geoff Belknap (@geoffbelknap), CISO, LinkedIn. Our sponsored guest is John Ayers (@cyberjohn1747), vp of advanced detection and response office of the CTO, Optiv. Thanks to our podcast sponsor, Optiv The modern enterprise needs a solution as unique as its business.   Optiv's Advanced Detection and Response (ADR) works with your organization to comb through the D&R clutter and find the ideal security solutions for your business. ADR delivers tailored detection and response backed by technology, real-time intel and deep expertise applied at touch. Bottom line: ADR finds and neutralizes threats fast, so you can focus on what matters. In this episode: How are nefarious actors using our own data (and metadata) against us? In what way have we lost our way protecting data that needs to be corrected? We examine how our interconnectedness is both a blessing and a curse. Is there already far too much sensitive data in essentially open source intelligence?

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New phishing method bypasses MFA using Microsoft WebView2 apps Russian threat actors may be behind the explosion at Texas liquefied natural gas plant Google reveals sophisticated Italian spyware campaign targeting victims in Italy, Kazakhstan Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Optiv The modern enterprise needs a solution as unique as its business. Optiv's Advanced Detection and Response (ADR) works with your organization to comb through the D&R clutter and find the ideal security solutions for your business. ADR delivers tailored detection and response backed by technology, real-time intel and deep expertise applied at touch. Bottom line: ADR finds and neutralizes threats fast, so you can focus on what matters. If you'd like to learn more about Optiv ADR, please visit Optiv.com/adr For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Cloud email threats soar 101% in a year NHS warns of scam COVID-19 text messages Fancy Bear uses nuke threat lure to exploit 1-click bug Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Optiv Modernizing your identity control plane from AD to the cloud is complex. Ralph Martino, who is leading the identity and access management (IAM) group for Optiv, discusses what challenges CISOs are facing in today's ever-changing climate: • Increasing security • Decreasing risk • Lowering cost Learn more at www.optiv.com/IAM-Microsoft. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Daycare apps found insecure Encryption flaws found in Mega Microsoft retires cloud facial recognition Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Optiv Modernizing your identity control plane from AD to the cloud is complex. Ralph Martino, who is leading the identity and access management (IAM) group for Optiv, discusses what challenges CISOs are facing in today's ever-changing climate: • Increasing security • Decreasing risk • Lowering cost Learn more at www.optiv.com/IAM-Microsoft.

All links and images for this episode can be found on CISO Series Is it possible to position your security team as a profit center instead of the traditional cost center reporting to the CIO? Check out this post for the discussion that are the basis of our conversation on this week's episode co-hosted by me, David Spark (@dspark), the producer of CISO Series, and Steve Zalewski. Our guest is Michael Weiss, CISO, Human Interest. Thanks to our podcast sponsor, Optiv The modern enterprise needs a solution as unique as its business.   Optiv's Advanced Detection and Response (ADR) works with your organization to comb through the D&R clutter and find the ideal security solutions for your business. ADR delivers tailored detection and response backed by technology, real-time intel and deep expertise applied at touch. Bottom line: ADR finds and neutralizes threats fast, so you can focus on what matters. In this episode: Is it possible to position your security team as a profit center instead of the traditional cost center reporting to the CIO? Is security still primarily an efficiency conversation or has effectiveness now changed the dialogue on how success is measured? How to go about measuring the value cybersecurity provides the enterprise. We examine the problems that can arise when security is treated as a profit center.

Cloudflare outage impacts crypto exchanges Biden signs a pair of cybersecurity bills 7-zip now supports Windows ‘Mark-of-the-Web' security feature Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Optiv Modernizing your identity control plane from AD to the cloud is complex. Ralph Martino, who is leading the identity and access management (IAM) group for Optiv, discusses what challenges CISOs are facing in today's ever-changing climate: • Increasing security • Decreasing risk • Lowering cost Learn more at www.optiv.com/IAM-Microsoft. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com

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On this week's podcast, Rad interviews Mike Lamonica, Chief Master Sergeant who retired as Chief Enlisted Manager for the 720th Special Tactics Group at the Air Force and current Vice President of Architecture and Engineering for Optiv.    Mike recalls his missions as a combat controller and the extreme danger of his job and talks about the significance of the rock in building character and teamwork during the pipeline. Mike and Rad go through the jargon of combat controllers as they have a unique language.   Mike shares some advice for aspiring combat controllers. He also tells the story of his Bronze Medal and how the Combat Control Association takes care of their specific needs as veterans.    Reach out to Mike and the Combat Control Association through the following links:   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-lamonica-27273315/ Combat Control Association: https://combatcontrol.team/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All links and images for this episode can be found on CISO Series Zero trust is a hollow buzzword. In any form of security, there exist critical points where we have to trust. What we need is a move away from implicit trust to explicit trust, or identity that can be verified. Check out this post for the discussion that is the basis of our conversation on this week's episode co-hosted by me, David Spark (@dspark), the producer of CISO Series, and Geoff Belknap (@geoffbelknap), CISO, LinkedIn. Our guest is Yaron Levi (@0xL3v1), CISO, Dolby. Thanks to our podcast sponsor, Optiv Need a guide on your Zero Trust journey? Jerry Chapman, Engineering Fellow at Optiv and author of "Zero Trust Security: An Enterprise Guide" shares the following takeaways: - The key elements of Zero Trust - How to visualize your Zero Trust journey and place it in the proper context - Integrated technologies to drive adaptive processes and a mature security model Learn more at www.optiv.com/zerotrust. In this episode: We ask cyber professionals, where is the ‘trust' in zero-trust? What and who should we be trusting? How should we refer to zero trust since you can't run any kind of operation where you trust no one and nothing?

In this week's episode of Breaking Banks host Amber Buker speaks with James Turgal, VP Optiv. As a former Assistant Director of the FBI Information and Technology Branch he's worked it all. Cybersecurity and ransomware are top of mind, learn how collective defense and one act of collaboration can have an exponential effect on combating cyberthreats. Thereafter, we take a deep breath and connect with Lisa Warner, President, AMP Creative who from the Learning & Development space shares how mindfulness is the cornerstone of a human firewall. Combine the practice with full body decision-making and you will make it difficult for cybercriminals to hack your brain! https://youtu.be/dUhGuRD_8aw

In this CyberWire-X episode, host Dave Bittner chats with the judges of the Insider Risk Excellence Awards. The inaugural awards program, announced during last September's Insider Risk Summit, recognizes the best of the best in Insider Risk Management. They honor the work of individuals and organizations as they address Insider Risk in the most collaborative work environment we've ever seen. Judges Joe Payne, President and CEO, Code42 and Chairman, Insider Risk Summit and Wendy Overton, Director of Cyber Strategy and Insider Risk Leader, Optiv, talk about the growing Insider Risk problem, reveal the winners of each award category and pull back the curtain on how each of these Insider Risk trailblazers are making an impact.