Podcasts about rajat bhargava

With identity management fast becoming the new frontier of digital transformation, it could not be more timely to discuss 'the how' of reinventing just how modern IT teams get work done! Joined by Rajat Bhargava, CEO of JumpCloud we discuss his founder's journey, the IAM imperative and share advice across startup skills and all things ESG. Look out for a special book reveal moment too! ☁️About JumpCloud! ☁️'' Our mission is to build a world-class cloud directory. Not just the evolution of Active Directory to the cloud, but a reinvention of how modern IT teams get work done. The JumpCloud Directory Platform is a directory for your users, their IT resources, your fleet of devices, and the secure connections between them with full control, security, and visibility '' - Rajat Bhargava, CEO, JumpCloud

Did you know that 42% of data breaches were due to stolen credentials in 2022 alone? No wonder perhaps, that the market for 'Identity as a Service' is poised to reach 16.38 Billion USD by 2028, with identity transformation now overtaking its Digital and Cloud cousins in terms of business prioritisation. Additionally, as the use of deep-fakes and weaponizing Generative AI to steal identities expands in levels of concern and application, if Identity Access Management is not already a board-level conversation, then we believe it absolutely should be! To explore exactly this, Tomorrow's Tech Today is delighted to present this special live feature on Identity Transformation with Rajat Bhargava, CEO of JumpCloud, Pedro Martins, Co-founder & Technical Director of Totality Services, and Charlie Acfield, Technical Account Director, also from Totality ServicesAnd we would love your thoughts on the show too - thanks for listening! Sally, Raj, Pedro, Charlie and the #TTT TeamPlus please join us on Twitter to continue the conversation! @techradiotttToday's guests on LinkedIn:Raj: http://www.linkedin.com/in/rajat-bhargava-8190a723Pedro: http://www.linkedin.com/in/pedrojmartins Charlie: http://www.linkedin.com/in/charlie-acfield-2a932b1a/And our host Prof. Sally Eaves on Twitter @sallyeavesAnd LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/in/sally-eavesThanks for listening,Sally and the TTT Team!

Tate Talks with…. Rajat Bhargava Join me on a chat with the co-founder and CEO of JumpCloud Rajat Bhargava. Raj has a fascinating story as a serial entrepreneur. About Rajat Rajat Bhargava is an entrepreneur, investor, author, and a co-founder of JumpCloud. An MIT graduate with over two decades of high-tech experience, Rajat is a ten-time entrepreneur with six exits including two IPOs and four trade sales. He is also the co-author of The Startup Playbook - Check it out here Contact Raj https://www.linkedin.com/in/rajat-bhargava-8190a723/ Credits: Music - https://www.purple-planet.com Tate Talks is kindly sponsored by JumpCloud for MSPs

Stripe is the most valuable private startup in the United States with a market valuation of more than $95 billion. With more than 2 million customers spread across 46 countries and nearly 10,000 employees, the scale of Stripe is hard to fathom. To retain its position as the market leader, Stripe must continue to rapidly ship new products while at the same time ensuring those products are secure.    To learn more about how Stripe has scaled their AppSec Program to keep up with the pace of development, in today's episode, Harshil speaks with Stripe's Application Security Manager, Rajat Bhargav. Prior to joining Stripe in 2021, Rajat worked as a software engineer at Citi and Monsanto before transitioning to security where he has worked on AppSec teams at companies like eBay, Walmart, Netflix, and Twitter.  Topics Discussed:    How to get developers engaged and interested in security (based on Rajat's experience as a developer).  How Stripe uses context to help developers prioritize the vulnerabilities that actually matter.  How secure-by-default/security guardrails makes it easier for developers to not have to think too much about security.  Three pieces of advice for up-and-coming AppSec professionals and leaders.  Resources mentioned:  Scaling Appsec at Netflix  Locomocosec.com

Rajat has been an entrepreneur for a while now. He started his first company in college with the help of angel investor (and mutual friend/previous Panic guest) Brad Feld. The pair have now launched around eight companies together. Rajat mainly builds and invests in software companies, with his latest venture being Jump Cloud – a cybersecurity startup building a next-generation cloud directory platform. One of the things I love about Rajat’s company is that they foresaw remote work being the future before COVID-19 even hit. In this episode, Rajat and I talked about his company Jump Cloud, e-commerce, remote work, software, building a zero-trust network, SPACs, what companies he’s got an eye on, content marketing and more.  Guest - Rajat Bhargava, CEO & Co-Founder at JumpCloud  howardlindzon.com, JumpCloud.com  Twitter: @howardlindzon, @rajatabhargava, @knutjensen  linkedin.com/in/rajat-bhargava-8190a723  #fintech #invest #investment #venturecapital #stockmarket #finance 

Why does Rajat Bhargava, Co-founder and CEO of JumpCloud, keep starting businesses? How does JumpCloud, a B2B company, Give First? What does their 30 years of friendship mean to Rajat and Give First co-host Brad Feld? Listen for answers to these questions—and more.

JumpCloud is an OpenView portfolio company that's focused on building the next generation of directory services. Rajat Bhargava, Co-founder and CEO, shares what they value most as a company and the two things he looks for when building a new business.

Author, serial entrepreneur, angel investor and mentor Will Herman shares his best startup stories, lessons, insights and advice to help founders build a successful and sustainable business.Will co-authored The Startup Playbook, based on his and co-author Rajat Bhargava's entrepreneurial journeys. They have started over a dozen high-tech software companies, raised over $500 million in investment capital, acquired over thirty-five companies, had three of their startups go public, sold six of them, and made billions of dollars for shareholders. They’ve also advised and mentored over two hundred companies.You will find so much valuable and actionable advice in this episode - I'm excited to hear how Will's insights helped you and your startup!You can grab a copy of The Startup Playbook here: https://startup-playbook.com/ and follow Will on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/FounderBook.Here's the link to CB Insights: https://www.cbinsights.com/.You can purchase my Pitch Deck Template here: http://andelyons.com/powerful-pitch-deck-investors/Be sure to use STARTUPLIFE at checkout to receive a 20% discount.Until next time dear Listeners - stay strong, stay focused – and remember - you’ve got this – Cheers!Will Herman is an entrepreneur, active angel investor, corporate director, startup mentor and author of The Startup Playbook. He was previously a serial entrepreneur, having started and managed five venture-backed companies, resulting in two IPOs and two corporate sales. In a series of transactions, including multiple IPOs, acquisitions and management buyouts, Will created almost $4B in value for his investors. Will is currently a fund advisor at the venture capital firm, Bolt, a mentor at TechStars and is a frequent speaker at startup accelerators.As an angel investor, Will has invested in over 70 startups and actively advises ten of those companies. He sits on the boards of Jumpcloud and Concrete Sensors. He lives and works mostly in the Boston area.

Welcome to episode #628 of Six Pixels of Separation.  Here it is: Six Pixels of Separation - Episode #628 - Host: Mitch Joel. He's had many exits as a startup founder (over five!). This includes two IPOs, two trade sales and more. He's been in the technology and services space for a long while (and he's seen it all). Maybe you have heard of some of his companies... but maybe you haven't. Rajat Bhargava doesn't care that much, because he likes to build companies (not, necessarily, sexy big brand name companies). It's hard to have a beautiful house without plumbing... the saying goes. This graduate of MIT (with a degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science) isn't just a successful entrepreneur, but he's also an investor. With over twenty years of experience (he's currently the CEO of JumpCloud), Rajat and his business partner, Will Herman, decided to distill their knowledge, wisdom and mentoring startegies into a book. The Startup Playbook is a great read from these two business veterans. If you're in a startup, thinking of launching one, or if you're trying to get your bigger company to think like a startup, this book is for you. Enjoy the conversation... Running time: 50:37. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on Twitter. Here is my conversation with Rajat Bhargava. The Startup Playbook. JumpCloud. Follow Rajat on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels of Separation - Episode #628 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising advertising podcast   brand business blog business book business conversation business podcast computer science digital marketing digital marketing blog digital marketing podcast disruption electrical engineering entrepreneur founder innovation investor ipo jumpcloud leadership book leadership podcast management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast mentor mentoring mentorship mit mitch joel mitchjoel non fiction book podcast rajat bhargava six pixels six pixels group six pixels of separation startup startup playbook technology will herman

Will Herman is an entrepreneur, active angel investor, corporate director and startup mentor. He has started and managed five companies, resulting in two IPOs and two corporate sales. Will has also invested in over seventy startups, sat on the boards of twenty and has advised over a hundred more. Will Herman founded his first successful company, Viewlogic Systems, a few years after his first failed attempt. He has started and managed a total of five companies, resulting in two IPOs and two corporate sales. He has also invested in over 70 startups-including Rajat's first successful company, NetGenesis-sat on the boards of 20, and advised over 100 more. Will Herman and Rajat Bhargava both leaped into launching companies in the early days of the tech startup boom. Over their decades as entrepreneurs, investors, and startup advisors, they've learned, through numerous trials and a few painful failures, how to shift the odds of success into a startup's favor. In THE STARTUP PLAYBOOK: Founder-to-Founder Advice from Two Startup Veterans (Lioncrest Publishing; 2018), Will and Rajat let first-time entrepreneurs in on what to expect from the startup journey, how to prepare for the hurdles ahead, and how to make all that hard work pay off. Rajat Bhargava is currently co-founder and CEO of JumpCloud. An MIT graduate with over two decades of high-tech experience, he is a 10-time entrepreneur with six exits including two IPOs and four trade sales. In the face of daunting odds against success-nearly 90 percent of new businesses fail-THE STARTUP PLAYBOOK (http://startup-playbook.com/) offers first-time founders the edge of experience and a comprehensive guide to laying the groundwork for success. I look forward to discussing interview opportunities.

“I think (messaging) is one of the most important things that startups can focus on, and it gets glossed over all the time. “It’s just messaging. It’s just positioning. It’s marketing, it’s sort of spin.” And I just think that’s wrong. It’s the core of how you’re going to communicate your business to potential customers. You need to activate them…the words you choose, or the graphics you show, or the demo, or whatever it is that you’re conveying—you have to figure out how you’ve tapped into a part of their brain that lights up, so you’re communicating your message in a way that resonates with them…It’s got to really make sense to them, and that is so hard to do. I think most companies fail at it, and that’s probably why a lot of them actually fail because they’ve sort of got a mismatch of what they’re trying to convey to how that customer wants to receive that information.”-Rajat Bhargava, serial entrepreneur, JumpCloud CEO, and Co-Author of The Startup PlaybookFull show notes available at www.discoveryourinnerawesome.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you ever thought you had a great idea for a business, but weren't sure what comes next? Think you can do better than those people you work for now? Just had the dream of starting your own company? If so there is a new playbook for you. My friends Rajat Bhargava and Will Herman have written the Startup Playbook to help. We sit down with serial founder, Bhargava to discuss the new book, what is the best advice in there and 3 tips that every founder should know. A bit off of our usual DevOps, but a great chat. Enjoy! Also, you can download a kindle version of the book for 99 cents! Here is the link: https://www.amazon.com/Startup-Playbook-Founder-Founder-Veterans-ebook/dp/B078QCRYWJ/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding Finally a few times at the end I referred to the book as the Founders Playbook. I tried to dub in Starters Playbook, but frankly my interviewing skills are better than my sound engineer skills. Apologies.

JumpCloud leader describes a cloud pivot toward directory as a service, Microsoft Active Directory migrations to the cloud, plus startup funding guidance.