Podcast appearances and mentions of pam cobb

Chit Chat Segment: I update on the goings on here, which means so much snow! Since the last episode, I made a quilt from start to finish in 9 days which is fast for me. The pattern I used is free from the Robert Kaufman website. It is called Pixelated Heart Quilt.My guest on this episode is Pam Cobb, known from the Hip to be a Square podcast, and The Stitch TV Show YouTube Channel. Pam is as much of an animal lover as I am, so we start off our chat with pet talk. Pam shares her cat(s) and dog rescue stories, and how Fred the dog and the three cats became close buddies.We talk about almost everything about quilting - from piecing tops, basting methods, frankenbatting, binding tips and more.Follow Pam on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/quiltyshenanigans/You can find links and photos to everything we talk about on my podcast blog at https://stephaniesochadesign.com/podcast-make-and-decorate My instagram: @stephanie.socha.designWebsite: http://stephaniesochadesign.com e-mail: info@makeanddecorate.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/makeanddecorate)

"It's work to put together and come up with a diverse panel," co-host Pam Cobb observes about her work in the cybersecurity industry. "And diversity here is not just male and female. It is backgrounds and ways of thinking, and all of the different ways that we think of diversity." Bestselling author and entrepreneur Jane Frankland, whose company Cyber Security Capital focuses on gender inclusion in science, joins the podcast for a discussion about diversity in cybersecurity, particularly recruiting and retaining women. Cobb and Frankland discuss the skills that are needed in the security industry, how professionals can raise awareness about the skills gap, what people can do to get a foot in the door, and the benefits of a more diverse workforce. "I'm obsessional about this," Frankland says, "to be that change agent, and to enable both women coming into it and women already in it so that they can progress through the industry at whatever level that they want to be at." For more security stories, visit SecurityIntelligence.com or follow IBM Security on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Lynn Rinehart and Pam Cobb of Stitch TV chat with us again as we get ready for the upcoming International Quilt Festival in Houston!

Lynn Rinehart and Pam Cobb of Stitch TV chat with us again as we get ready for the upcoming International Quilt Festival in Houston!

What does it take to be cyber resilient? In the words of Dr. Larry Ponemon, chairman and founder of the Ponemon Institute, a cyber resilient enterprise is "one that can prevent, detect, contain, and recover from a myriad of serious threats against data applications and IT infrastructure." Dr. Ponemon joins co-hosts Pam Cobb and David Moulton to discuss findings of the 2019 Study on the Cyber Resilient Organization. He explains why Germany stands out as a case study for cyber resilience and how automation and support from senior-level executives go hand-in-hand with high performance. Plus, our hosts get into the ins and outs of sports ball (as it relates to cybersecurity, naturally). For more security stories, visit SecurityIntelligence.com or follow IBM Security on Twitter and LinkedIn.

When you think of identity and access management (IAM), what comes to mind? For guest Bert Vanspauwen, it's the metaphor of a bar. Before ordering a drink, you need to prove to the bartender that you're of age. Rarely do you see someone walk up to the bar with their driver's license, social security, and passport in hand—why give your full identity when the only thing between you and a drink is your age?  In his experience working with a European team of IAM experts at IBM Security, Bert sees questions around distributed identity arising in tandem with digital transformation: "[The problem is] how can you as an identity stay in control of your data and only share the relevant pieces with the different service providers that you interact with." Bert joined co-hosts Pam Cobb and David Moulton to talk about addressing IAM challenges, the benefit of re-evaluating strategy around legacy identity programs and the cloud, and the impact on users and business goals. Pam and David wrap up the episode with their impressions of the temperature of the cybersecurity landscape after attending the industry conference RSA. For more security stories, visit SecurityIntelligence.com or follow IBM Security on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Pam and Lynn talk to us about all kinds of things! Houston Quilt Market, the Stitch TV, and so much more.

Pam and Lynn talk to us about all kinds of things! Houston Quilt Market, the Stitch TV, and so much more.

Pam Cobb talks about her quilting life, having both a podcast and a YouTube quilt talk show (Stitch TV). This is part 2. Lynn Rinhart's episode is part 1, the co-host of Stitch TV. http://www.thestitchtvshow.com.

Pam Cobb talks about her quilting life, having both a podcast and a YouTube quilt talk show (Stitch TV). This is part 2. Lynn Rinhart's episode is part 1, the co-host of Stitch TV. http://www.thestitchtvshow.com.

It’s once again National Teacher Appreciation Week in the United States! In celebration of all our most memorable teachers and mentors, we’re replaying a special podcast from last year. Listen now to hear IBM Security subject matter experts Limor Kessem, Pam Cobb and Neil Jones reflect on the teachers who shaped their young minds or guided them on the path to their current careers. Visit https://securityintelligence.com/ to read the latest security content from all the IBM experts.

Think, IBM’s new premier conference, will take place March 19-22 in Las Vegas, NV. In this podcast, Mitch Mayne and Pam Cobb discuss how Think differs from previous IBM events and preview what participants can expect to experience (innovation speakers, client stories, demos, technical deep dives, guided and open labs, user groups) and achieve (product certifications and more). Read Pam's blog [https://ibm.co/2B4ymZe] for even more event details, and don't forget to register to attend [https://ibm.co/2Drwdft].

In celebration of National Teacher Appreciation Week, currently underway in the U.S., four of IBM Security's top subject matter experts have come together for a special podcast honoring their most memorable teachers and mentors. Listen now to hear Limor Kessem, Pam Cobb, Diana Kelley and Neil Jones reflect on the teachers who shaped their young minds or guided them on the path to their current careers. Visit https://securityintelligence.com/ to read the latest security content from all the IBM experts, and download the brand new executive report entitled, "Addressing the Skills Gap with a New Collar Approach," at https://ibm.co/2pZmUw4.