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Rinki Sethi is vice president and chief information security officer (CISO) at BILL (NYSE: BILL), a publicly traded leader in financial automation software for small and midsize businesses. In this episode, she joins host Steve Morgan to discuss women in cybersecurity and more. This episode is brought to you by our partner, Evolution Equity Partners, an international venture capital investor partnering with exceptional entrepreneurs to develop market leading cybersecurity and enterprise software companies. To learn more, visit https://evolutionequity.com/

Rinki Sethit, CISO at BILL, discusses her journey in cybersecurity from roles at early cloud adopters like Intuit and Twitter to security vendors like Palo Alto Networks and ultimately to board roles at companies like ForgeRock.ABOUT RINKI: VP & CISO (CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER) Rinki is currently the Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer at BILL, where she will be leading the global information technology functions and is also responsible for leading efforts to protect BILL's information and technology assets and advice the company's continued innovations in the security space. Rinki Sethi brings decades of security and technology leadership expertise and was recently VP & CISO at Twitter and Rubrik Inc. Rinki has been at the forefront of developing cutting edge online security infrastructure at several Fortune 500 companies such as IBM, Palo Alto Networks, Intuit, eBay, Walmart.com, and PG&E. Rinki also serves on the board of ForgeRock, a public company in the identity and access management space and Vaultree, a data encryption company. Rinki holds several recognized security certifications and has a B.S. in Computer Science Engineering from UC Davis and a M.S. in Information Security from Capella University. Rinki has served on the development team for the ISACA book, “Creating a Culture of Security” by Stephen Ross and was the recipient of the “One to Watch” Award with CSO Magazine & Executive Women's Forum in 2014 and more recently the Senior Information Security Practitioner Award with ISC2 in 2018. Most recently, in 2023, she was recognized in Lacework's top 50 CISOs list. She led an initiative to develop the first set of national cybersecurity badges and curriculum for the Girl Scouts of USA. Rinki serves as a mentor for many students and professionals.SPONSER NOTE: Support for Cloud Ace podcast comes from SANS Institute. If you like the topics covered in this podcast and would like to learn more about cloud security, SANS Cloud Security curriculum is here to support your journey into building, deploying, and managing secure cloud infrastructure, platforms, and applications. Whether you are on a technical flight plan, or a leadership one, SANS Cloud Security curriculum has resources, training, and certifications to fit your needs. Focus on where the cloud is going, not where it is today. Your organization is going to need someone with hands-on technical experience and cloud security-specific knowledge. You will be prepared not only for your current role, but also for a cutting-edge future in cloud security. Review and Download Cloud Security Resources: sans.org/cloud-security/ Join our growing and diverse community of cloud security professionals on your platform of choice: Discord | Twitter | LinkedIn | YouTube

Rinki Sethi is the VP & CISO at BILL. Rinki was formerly the VP & CISO at Twitter, the VP of Information Security at IBM, and the VP of Information Security at Palo Alto Networks. This microcast is a short version of our full interview with Sethi, which you can listen to at https://soundcloud.com/cybercrimemagazine/cybersecurity-challenging-the-norm-rinki-sethi-twitter

Rinki Sharma is a positive change-maker who believes in change and living life with a purpose.In this episode, Rinki discusses her passion as a change-maker and her belief that we can all inspire and act for change in our communities… the importance of a positive mindset and of believing in yourself… the need for flexibility in a fast-changing world, and understanding how to engage others in making needed change… agency and having the courage to speak out, and the turning point in her life when she joined the “She Creates Change” community of change.org which motivated her to use Twitter for good, connecting her with more purpose-driven communities including #ThePowerOfStories, #SpiritChat, and #SayftyChat… reframing a harsh criticism by understanding “the power of zero”… learning from the people around us, even those who do not treat us well… the importance of saying “no” and of claiming responsibility for our life, for our decisions, and for setting our boundaries… choosing to encourage and inspire others by empowering them, and by not judging them. (India)

Coop Pank emiteerib 15-20 miljoni euro eest uusi aktsiaid ja neid saab märkida kuni 29. novembrini. Aktsia hinnaks on 2 eurot, ehk vähem, kui küsitakse täna Tallinna börsil. Ettevõtte juht Margus Rink selgitab, kuidas hind kujunes ning avab tulevikuplaane. Rink meenutas, et need, kes märkisid Coop Panka IPO-st 1,15 euroga, on tänaseks oma investeeringu kahekordistanud. Samas avas ta igale investorile praktilist valemit, kuidas börsiettevõte oma väärtust ja turupotentsiaali hindab. Rinki jutu põhjal on võimalik tuletada Coop Panga aktsia tõusupotentsiaal nii tänaselt märkimis- kui börsihinnalt. Samuti tuleb juttu sellest, kuidas Coop Pank kavatseb konkurentidelt turuosa haarata ning milliseid ärivõimalusi Rink tänases tõusvate intresside keskkonnas näeb.  Saadet juhib Geeniuse investeerimisportaali vastutav toimetaja Indrek Mäe.  

Rinki wants you to know that your “one thing” may constantly change - as you, your interests, skills, and practices evolve with time. You can work towards finding and achieving your one thing with S.M.A.R.T. goal setting, focusing on one project at a time, pursuing things that feel authentic to you and align with your values, trusting your gut, and doing everything you do with grit and a growth mindset. Discovering and refining your one thing could be a lifelong process. It's okay for everyone's journey to look different. Success is not linear. It is sequential and exponential. Let's continue to work towards it, one thing at a time! Dig deeper in resources provided at https://www.speechuncensored.com/podcastepisodes/147

Tutkinta paljasti, että riistanhoidon luottamustoimissa hyväksyttiin myrkyttäminen. ”Mieluummin istun käräjillä suden taposta kuin menetän uuden koiran”, myönsi metsästyksenvalvoja.

Today's interview is with Rinki and Michael Etheridge are an extraordinary team. Michael needs a kidney donor as his current transplanted kidney is in danger of failure. Rinki has taken on the daunting task of finding that donor. Rinki talks about how difficult it is to be a caregiver. She gives valuable insight into what it is like to watch the love of her life struggle. Listen in as this tough young caregiver tells her story. Michael is registered on the Kidney Transplant Waiting List at  UCSF Health in San Francisco, CA. For more information, call 415-353-1551. If you would like to give the gift of life to Michael, get started today, click here to visit UCSF's Living Kidney Donor webpage and complete an online health history questionnaire. If you have questions regarding items discussed during this episode or would like more information about Kidney Solutions weekly Support Group, contact Kent at kent.bressler@kidneysolutions.org For more information about Kidney Solutions, visit them at www.kidneysolutions.org Join in the conversation, on the Clubhouse app! Host: Kent Bressler Producer: Jason Nunez

Maybe #twinsies isn't always a good thing? Join us in this exciting episode where we talk about some famous and some not so famous doppleganger encounters. P.S. DM us on Instagram @thosedumbghouls if you want the timestamp for where I think I hear a voice say "hush" and it does not belong to me or Rinki

Rinki Sethi; Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer for Twitter joins Ann Johnson for this conversation focused on the recent rise in cybercrime. Rinki was an Information Security Executive at IBM from 2018 to 2019 before joining Twitter in September 2020. She is responsible for protecting Twitter's information and technology assets and managing the company's continued product innovations in the security space. Rinki talks with Ann about the significant uptick in ransomware attacks, what she enjoys most about her career in cybersecurity, best practices when raising consumer awareness, and Twitter's approach to cybersecurity.     In This Episode You Will Learn:    Rinki's cybersecurity philosophy   Best practices to apply when trying to keep your company and customers safe  The challenges when readjusting data into a functional and quick risk management strategy  Some Questions We Ask:    What are some best practices when raising consumer awareness?   Do you believe ransomware attacks are rising or just becoming more high-profile?  What guidance would you provide to organizations that lack sufficient protection against cyberattacks?     Resources:  View Rinki Sethi on LinkedIn  View Ann Johnson on LinkedIn    Related:  Listen to: Security Unlocked: CISO Series with Bret Arsenault    Listen to: Security Unlocked  Afternoon Cyber Tea with Ann Johnson is produced by Microsoft and distributed as part of The CyberWire Network. 

Rinki joins Leigh Ann to chat about education vs expertise, advocacy, and impact. Check out https://www.speechuncensored.com/podcastepisodes/139 for more info!

Alissa Knight interviews Rinki Sethi, CISO of Twitter, discussing her 90-day plan, being hired as a CISO following a major breach, API hacking, security and privacy, and what keeps her up at night.Rinki offers a "day in the life" of being a CISO for a company like Twitter, the importance of Twitter as a platform for freedom of speech while also maintaining user privacy, Twitter as a critical infrastructure for the world, and her journey from starting as a security engineer to becoming the CISO for a publicly traded company with a $55 Bn market cap and a daily active user base of 206 million.________________________________GuestRinki SethiOn Linkedin

In this cracking episode, we host Rinki Sethi, CISO Twitter. We have a no holds barred conversation on taking stock of your career,  CISO's priorites, how to get CISO's attention and finally importance of health and mental wellbeing in and after COVID times. 

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Having worked at large and small companies, Rinki Sethi has a range of product security perspectives. She was the VP and CISO at Rubrik, has been at the forefront of developing cutting-edge online security infrastructure at companies like IBM, Palo Alto Networks, Intuit, and eBay, and she is currently the Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer at Twitter. In today's episode, Rinki shares her journey into cybersecurity and what piqued her interest at a young age. We then gain insights into some of the work that she has done and what she has learned about security champions in the different organizations she has worked at. While there is not a universal approach to embedding security within a company, Rinki shares some of the core principles. We talk about Twitter, what it has been like there for her, and the direction she sees the company going. Rounding off the conversation, we touch on another one of Rinki's passions: inclusivity and diversity in cybersecurity. She talks about the work that leaders have to do to move the needle to make spaces more representative. Be sure to tune in today to hear more!

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Rinki Sethi joins us for the second time on the show, and this time she is with a new company. Just a few months ago, Rinki became the CISO at Twitter. In this episode, we talk about what made Rinki want to take the jump to a new company and how you can adjust to working for a new company when you’re completely remote.Background Rinki joined Twitter in September of 2020. Before that, she was the CISO at Rubrik. Rinki has also served in cyber security positions for IBM, Intuit, Walmart and eBay.Taking the LeapYour job is so much more than day-to-day tasks. It’s also about the relationships you form with your team and your interactions with them. When COVID-19 had her office go remote, Rinki was left in her house with a lot of free time. And that free time led her to do some deep thinking about who she was and who she wanted to be, realizing that she was no longer feeling challenged at her job. Rinki talks about looking at it from the perspective of the larger impact. Virtual InterviewsRinki’s hiring process was 100% virtual. For those who are used to traveling to another city for a few days to go through the interview process, this concept is hard to grasp. Rinki goes into detail on forming connections with the interviewers through a screen, and what questions you can ask the company to see if the environment is a good fit.Mental Health in the WorkplaceMental health is extremely important to Rinki, and she tries to implement that with her team as much as possible. However, she has yet to meet anyone from Twitter in-person due to the pandemic. That poses some challenges; instead of interpreting body language and the physical environment of your team, you have to interpret video calls and chat messages. Rinki shares some tips on how to ensure your team is prioritizing their mental health while reiterating one message: we are all still humans. The New CISOWhen asked what the new CISO means to her, Rinki emphasizes building and strengthening a security culture while continuing to be thought leaders for the company.LinksRinki Sethi - TwitterRinki Sethi - LinkedIn

All links and images for this episode can be found on CISO Series https://cisoseries.com/would-you-look-at-that-unrealistic-licensing-deal/  CISOs know that salespeople want to make the best licensing deal they can possibly get. But unpredictability in the world of cybersecurity makes one-year licensing deals tough, and three-year licensing deals impossible. This episode is hosted by David Spark (@dspark), producer of CISO Series and Mike Johnson. Our guest this week is Mark Eggleston, (@meggleston) CISO, Health Partners Plans. This recording was recorded live in front of a virtual audience at the "SecTalks - Leading with grit in security" virtual conference brought to you by our sponsor, Cobalt. Thanks to our podcast sponsor, Cobalt Cobalt offers a faster more effective pentesting solution through its Pentest as a Service (PtaaS) platform. With it, you can schedule a pentest in as little as 24 hours for all kinds of assets. The platform also connects you with a global pool of pentesters called the Cobalt Core, whose skills can match what you need. And instead of sending you a huge PDF that raises more questions you can’t answer, they engage with your team throughout the pentest. Findings can land straight into Jira and GitHub, helping you fix vulnerabilities as soon as they’re discovered. Cobalt makes pentesting easy, quick to deploy, scalable, and simple to remediate. On this week's episode Why is everybody talking about this now? A redditor is struggling and overwhelmed! The person is in school studying, working, and loving cybersecurity, but has completely and utterly failed the foundations course and is on academic probation. The person told their story to the cybersecurity subreddit community, and the support came out in droves. We've seen this before. People hit a major wall professionally and they just reach out to the anonymous masses for support. The story hits a nerve and the community is eager to show encouragement. In fact, just this past week, the New York Times had an article about the unemployment subreddit offering advice and information to those struggling. We'll take a look at this tactic of reaching out for support and guidance through discussion boards. What do you think of this vendor marketing tactic? "Pro tip to vendors: don’t claim that you can’t do a one-year licensing deal. You might end up with a zero-year license deal", said Ian Amit, CSO, Cimpress on LinkedIn. We'll look at the art of negotiating a contract with a vendor: What is it ultimately you want? What are you willing to concede on and what must you have? And what are the situations that cause this to change? It's time to play, "What's Worse?!" Jason Dance of Greenwich Associates suggests two scenarios that others believe is security, but actually isn't. If you haven’t made this mistake, you’re not in security On Twitter, the CISO of Twitter, Rinki Sethi, said, "A career mistake I made, I rolled out a phishing testing program before the company was ready for it. The HR team said it was against the company culture and if I tried a trick like that again, I would be fired. Lesson - communication is important in #cybersecurity." Rinki asked for others' stories of failure. Let's explore a few. What Is It and Why Do I Care? For this week's game, the topic is vulnerability management. We look at four pitches from four different vendors. Contestants must first answer what "vulnerability management" is in 25 words or less, and secondly must explain what's unique about their vulnerability management solution. These are based on actual pitches - company names and individual identities are hidden. The winners will be revealed at the end.  

Simi opens the season with Rinki Sethi, the Chief Information Security Officer at Twitter. Rinki's hiring at Twitter was a watershed moment. Not only because she's trailblazer as a South Asian women holding traditionally male-dominated position, but also because she  joined the team after the platform suffered a major hack in July 2020. The Twitter crypto scam compromised the accounts of figures from President Joe Biden to Elon Musk. Previously, Rinki served as the CISO at cloud data management company Rubrik, and also held senior cybersecurity roles at IBM, Palo Alto Networks and Intuit. She began her career at the PG&E, Walmart, and Ebay. On the side, Rinki serves as an advisor to several startups, including LevelOps, Authomize, and organizations like Women in Cybersecurity. In this episode, we catch up on everything from the moment that unlocked her passion for cybersecurity to what it's like to fend off threats on a platform used by 330 million people across the globe.Visit our website southasiantrailblazers.com to subscribe to our newsletter. Follow us @southasiantrailblazers on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

Rinki Sethi is the VP & CISO at Twitter. Rinki was formerly the VP & CISO at Rubrik, Inc., the VP of Information Security at IBM, and the VP of Information Security at Palo Alto Networks. Rinki was featured in the book Women Know Cyber: 100 Fascinating Females Fighting Cybercrime available on Amazon @ www.amazon.com/Women-Know-Cyber-…ime/dp/1733015701 • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at cybersecurityventures.com/

Editointi: Mikael Mustonen Lukija: Jutta Saanila Tämä on Minun näköinen mieli -podcast ja minä olen Jutta Saanila. Tällä kertaa puhun suoraan puhelinrinkiläisille ja ennen kaikkea niiden kokoonkutsujille. Kokoonkutsuja. Kokoonkutsuja. Kokoonkutsuja. (Mietiskellen) Kuinka mielenkiintoinen sana se onkaan! Joku, joka kutsuu toiset kokoon. Joku, jolla on halu saada kuulla toisten ääni ja joka tietää, mistä tällä kertaa oli idea puhua. Koronakeväänä, kun itse toimin viiden puhelinringin kokoonkutsujana sain kokea koko tuon työn autuuden ja kauneuden. Mutta myös sen, ettei se ole aina ihan helppoa. Nyt meillä on tänä syksynä ollut viisi puhelinrinkiä pyörimässä viisi viikkoa ja on tullut aika kiittää teitä, niin rinkiläisiä kuin kokoonkutsujia työstä, jonka olette yhdessä tehneet. Olen saanut seurata sitä vain sivusta. Ihmetellä ja uteliaana ounastella, välillä herkällä korvalla teitä kuunnellen, yhdessä ja erikseen. Emme voi puhua puhelinringeistä kuin verhotusti, koska siellä olevilla on oikeus olla luottamuksen turvissa mutta teille kokoonkutsujille voin kirjoittaa nyt ihailijapostia, koska tiedän teidän tehneen todellisen uroteon! Ette ehkä sitä minulle myöntäisi, jos sanoisin sen pokkana tavatessamme, mutta nyt kun siitä tulee podcastillinen sanoja, niin aion sen teille tuoda, ihan päin pläsiä kaikkien kuuntelijoiden edessä. Uskon, että te nykyiset ja tulevatkin rinkiläiset yhdytte tämän kirjeen sanomaan. Miten niin uroteko? On aina hyvin jännittävää hypätä täysin uusien ihmisten eteen. Voi olla, että se on vielä jännempää, kun he esiintyvät pelkkänä äänenä. Ensimmäinen puhelu on kaikille aina ERITTÄIN jännittävä. Sillä ihminen ei voi koskaan olla varma, onko toinen ihminen hänelle susi vai ystävä. Meillä jokaisella on kokemuksia ryhmien ensi kohtaamisista ja vaikka koskaan ei ole ollut vastassa susia, joku nakertaja eli sisäinen kriitikko saattaa kuiskutella korvaan, että tällä kertaa siellä on susi! Siitä te selvisitte, ensimmäisen kerran kauhun paikasta ja hyppäsitte rohkeasti kylmään veteen. Seuraava vaihe oli oppia juuri tämän ringin tapa olla rinki. Puhuuko joku mielellään pitkään? Käyttääkö joku tuskin koskaan puheenvuoroa? Onko teema, josta päätimme puhua riittävän hyvä, jotta juttua riittää? Mitä jos ei ole? Mitä sanon, jos kukaan ei puhu mitään? Kävitte läpi tämänkin kysymysviidakon päässänne ja opitte luottamaan ringin tapaan olla rinki ja siihen, että osaatte olla heille oikeudenmukainen ajan tasaaja. Huomasitte, että jokainen rinkiläinenkin haluaa tämän session onnistumista ja tekee monia hyviä aloitteita auttaakseen puhelun muodostumista vielä antoisammaksi. Te kaikki kannatte vastuuta ringistä, jolloin se ei muodostu kellekään liian painavaksi. Siinä sitten olitte ja kaikki suostuitte oppimaan jotain myös niistä juuri tämän ringin muodostamista haasteista. Ehkä rinkiläiset itse eivät niitä sinun haasteitasi edes huomanneet, mutta jokainen rinki tarjoa jäsenilleen ja varsinkin kokoonkutsujilleen joitain oppitunteja, jos vain pysähtyy niitä vähän miettimään. Joskus rinki voi toimia niin rehellisenä peilinä, että joutuu jollekin parkaisemaan: auts! Tuo sattui ja sitten katsotaan, mihin sattui, miten ja miksi. Näin me kasvetaan, näin te kasvatte ja näin he kasvavat ihmisinä ja jokainen kokemus tekee meistä vahvempia. Nämä oppitunnit tulevat kaupan päälle. Rinki toimii turvallisena laboratoriona, jossa niitä voi rinkiläisille myös valaista, jos oma luottamuksen kyky siihen jo riittää. Te olitte tämän maan ihka ensimmäiset tällaisten puhelinrinkien näkövammaiset vetäjät. Olette pioneereja ja tiennäyttäjiä seuraaville. Koko tekstivastineen voi lukea Näkövammaisten liiton verkkosivuilta: www.nkl.fi/fi/kokoonkutsujat-osaavat-sudetkin-kesyttaa

Rinki Suri is a growth marketing manager and knows the ropes of running Facebook ads through her job. Major brands spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on commercials and advertisements across social media platforms. If that's the case then how can small business owners even compete with that?Rinki Suri goes over:How to find prime examples of ad creatives that you can also use without having to come up with something entirely from scratch The importance of getting data from your ads with Facebook PixelFinding your target audience for your businessIf you want to check out Rinki Suri, you can find her here:Tik TokInstagramTwitterLinkedInCheck out Get The Bag Life and Hit us up!InstagramTik TokLinkedInTwitterFacebookBlogPinterest

Join us while we discuss all things Dysphagia with Rinki Varindani Desai, M.S., CCC-SLP, CBIS, CDP. Learn more about the clinical swallow examination, treatment protocols in degenerative diseases, and how to advocate for yourself as an SLP and your patients. More importantly, how dysphagia management will change in the new COVID era. Two take-aways from this episode - "Standardization starts small" and "Teamwork is Dreamwork"!

I am delighted to have Rinki Varindani Desai as my first guest for the new COVID Conversations series. In response to the significant impact this public health crisis is having on our work, our lives, and our healthcare system, I've teamed up with my fellow SLPs to share insights into how the pandemic has changed their practice and what they're doing to adapt. Today's episode highlights the impact of COVID-19 on our outpatient setting. Show notes with resources: https://www.speechuncensored.com/podcastepisodes/covidconvorinki

I am delighted to have Rinki Varindani Desai as my first guest for the new COVID Conversations series. In response to the significant impact this public health crisis is having on our work, our lives, and our healthcare system, I’ve teamed up with my fellow SLPs to share insights into how the pandemic has changed their practice and what they’re doing to adapt. Today’s episode highlights the impact of COVID-19 on our outpatient setting. Show notes with resources: https://www.speechuncensored.com/podcastepisodes/covidconvorinki --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/speech-uncensored/message

In our thirteenth and final episode for this season, we talk about some urban legends from around the globe. Rinki discusses the alleged prevalence of Skinwalkers in Utah, USA while Karishma talks about the Bandage Man of Cannon Beach in Oregan and about Nale Ba in Karnataka. Thank you for listening! Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you listen to us! Email us your relevant or irrelevant stories at: thosedumbghouls@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @thosedumbghouls Join our facebook group: Those Dumb Ghouls-the podcast

This episode Rinki looks at the conspiracy behind Denver International Airport (featuring cult favorites: the Illuminati, Freemasons, and Reptoids), and Karishma explores the alleged cannibalistic tendencies of Queen Elizabeth. Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you listen to us! Email us your relevant or irrelevant stories at: thosedumbghouls@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @thosedumbghouls Join our facebook group: Those Dumb Ghouls-the podcast

In this episode, both Karishma and Rinki cover the murder of Elizabeth Short- The Black Dahlia. Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you listen to us! Email us your relevant or irrelevant stories at: thosedumbghouls@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @thosedumbghouls Join our facebook group: Those Dumb Ghouls-the podcast

In this episode, we talk about school hauntings (much to contempt of the Affiliated Demons). Rinki looks more into the legend behind two gargoyles at the University of Toronto, the mysteries of the Christie mansion and Lee Williams High School. Whereas, Karishma looks at the legend of the Red Priest and Blue Nun at St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you listen to us! Email us your relevant or irrelevant stories at: thosedumbghouls@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @thosedumbghouls Join our facebook group: Those Dumb Ghouls-the podcast

Rinki is an award-winning leader and executive in security innovation with experience leading and developing innovative online security infrastructure for Fortune 500 companies like PG&E, Walmart.com, and eBay as well as other large companies like Intuit Inc. and Palo Alto Networks. In this episode, she dives into how she has driven security culture transformation in her past roles.

Here's Rinki from Bangalore Revival Center sharing her testimony of how God saved her and transformed her life. Read Transcript: LifeTalk: Journey with God – Rinki Partho on PastorPriji.com Become a monthly partner towards revival in Africa: Donate Here

Oz - Kylmä rinki on raaka, kaunistelematon ja väkivaltainen tarina kuvitteellisesta amerikkalaisesta vankilayhteisöstä. Ozia julkaistiin vuosina 1997-2003 ja se on toiminut esikuvana mm. Sopranos- ja Game of Thrones -sarjoille. Ozia on myös väitetty yhteiskuntakritiikin esitaistelijaksi, mutta siitä emme ole samaa mieltä.

It's June and that can only mean one thing, it's National Dysphagia Awareness Month! Rinki Varindani Desai is today's contestant on SLP Trivia Fun. As a medical speech-language pathologist, she's a wizard when it comes to all things swallowing and she's also the co-founder of STEP, a subscription-based dysphagia education and training library STEP. How does Rinki stack up against all of the unique (and silly) dysphagia-related questions? Does Rinki speak Hindi during the episode? Does Erik crack a bunch of corny jokes? The only way to know the answers to these questions is to listen!​​

We interview Rinki Sethi, senior director of information security at Palo Alto Networks. Rinki began her career in cybersecurity almost by accident following a free pizza night. After roles at Walmart.com, eBay and Intuit, Rinki is now a senior leader at Palo Alto Networks. She credits her love of mathematics and an electronics class in which she was the only woman among 99 men with setting her on a path towards a computer science degree Cyber for Women", tackles the key issues facing women in the cybersecurity industry. With a significant skills shortage likely to result in an escalating demand for cybersecurity professionals, some experts predict there will be 9,000 vacant roles by 2020. Attracting more women to the industry is one key way to address this shortfall.

The researcher-clinician divide in dysphagia management is real. In this installment of DOWN THE HATCH (the swallowing podcast), clinician SLP Rinki Varindani Desai M.A., CCC-SLP and researcher Ianessa Humbert, Ph.D.,CCC-SLP (host of Down the Hatch) candidly discuss the problems and possible causes of the researcher-clinician divide among professionals involved in dysphagia management. As a solution to this divide, and in response to overwhelming clinician demand for a relatable and clinically relevant way to learn to read the research literature, Rinki and I introduce DYSPHAGIA GRAND ROUNDS (DGR)at the end of the podcast. DGR is an online journal club that focuses on swallowing and swallowing disorders. In DGR, Dr. Humbert will conduct monthly webinars discussing ways to critically appraise a research study on a specific topic related to dysphagia. Join the Dysphagia Grand Rounds mailing list at dysphagiagrandrounds.com

Medical trials depend on people being prepared to try new drugs or to take part in experimental procedures which may not help them now, but might help others in the future. There are many reason not to answer calls for help from researchers but without people willing to sign up for trials, better medication and other treatments with real potential to help out a raft of health issues can't get over a crucial hurdle. Dr Rinki Murphy from the University of Auckland is a specialist in diabetics who often puts out requests for volunteers to help in her research projects. Lynn Freeman also spoke to Rinki's colleague Brendan, who is diabetic and signed up for a genetic test.