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Want a quick estimate of how much your business is worth? With our free valuation calculator, answer a few questions about your business and you'll get an immediate estimate of the value of your business. You might be surprised by how much you can get for it: https://flippa.com/exit -- This week on The Exit: Roy Zur, former founder and current CEO of ThriveDX's Enterprise Division, shares insights from his journey as a serial entrepreneur with multiple successful exits in the cybersecurity space. Roy discusses his background in Israel's Cyber Intelligence Unit and briefly working in law at the Israeli Supreme Court, and how these experiences influenced his entrepreneurial path. Despite his first venture being acquired after two years, it felt more like luck to him as it was a business built by focusing more on a solution than a customer problem. With his second business, Cybint, Roy's growth and exit was more intentional, and he decided to sell at a time when market conditions for acquisitions were particularly favorable. Throughout it all, Roy stresses the importance of approaching problems with humility and continuous learning. For more details and insights from his entrepreneurial journey, listen to the latest episode of The Exit. -- Roy Zur is a serial entrepreneur and Founder and CEO of ThriveDX's Enterprise Division, the global education company committed to transforming lives through digital skills training and solutions. In August of 2021, ThriveDX acquired Cybint Solutions where he also served as CEO since founding the company in 2014. In addition to steering the vision of ThriveDX's Enterprise Division, Roy serves as adjunct professor of risk management in cybersecurity at IDC Herzliya in Israel. He is also Founder and Chairman of the non-profit Israeli Institute for Policy and Legislation, and a member of the Forbes Business Council. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/royzur/ Check Out Flippa's Data Insights Tool: https://flippa.com/data-insights -- The Exit—Presented By Flippa: A 30-minute podcast featuring expert entrepreneurs who have been there and done it. The Exit talks to operators who have bought and sold a business. You'll learn how they did it, why they did it, and get exposure to the world of exits, a world occupied by a small few, but accessible to many. To listen to the podcast or get daily listing updates, click on flippa.com/the-exit-podcast/

In this latest episode of the Tech Talks Daily Podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Roy Zur, CEO of ThriveDX Enterprise, a company at the forefront of cybersecurity training and education. Our discussion centered around ThriveDX's innovative approach to addressing the critical cybersecurity skills gap, its unique training model, and its groundbreaking Cybersecurity Apprenticeship program. The conversation started by exploring the current cybersecurity landscape and its growing importance in a tight economy. Roy then shared his insights on how cybersecurity offers vast opportunities for individuals looking to reskill or upskill, especially in today's digital age, where security threats are ever-evolving. We then delved into what sets ThriveDX's training model apart. Roy elucidated on their hands-on, practical approach to cybersecurity education, which equips candidates with the necessary skills and prepares them for the real-world challenges they will face in the field. This focus on practical training is a cornerstone of ThriveDX's success in producing highly competent cybersecurity professionals. Much of our discussion was dedicated to ThriveDX's new Cybersecurity Apprenticeship program. Roy explained how this program offers companies a risk-free way to bring in new cybersecurity talent and reskill their current employees. This initiative, aimed at closing the cyber skills gap and building diversity across the industry, partners with nonprofits to provide employers with the opportunity to train and hire cyber professionals from diverse communities. The program stands out for its zero training costs and reduced hiring fees, making it a win-win for employers and aspiring cybersecurity professionals. Roy and I also discussed the value of hiring individuals from non-tech backgrounds, such as veterans or analysts, for cybersecurity positions. He highlighted how ThriveDX identifies potential candidates, provides them with comprehensive hands-on training, and boasts a high employment rate in the field. We further discussed the significant cybersecurity skills gap and the challenges businesses face in filling these positions. Roy emphasized the importance of apprenticeship programs in addressing this shortage and the long-term benefits and loyalty apprentices bring to organizations. Roy also shed light on the Apprenti program, which provides government grants for training individuals in the United States and has partnerships in other countries. He spoke about ThriveDX's continuous learning approach through 'last mile training,' collaborating with tech companies to stay updated with industry advancements.

Roy Zur, the CEO of the ThriveDX Enterprise Division, the number one global leader in cybersecurity education providing cybersecurity training to up-skill and re-skill lifelong learners joins Enterprise Radi0. The post Taking a People-Focused Approach to Cybersecurity to Protect Your Business appeared first on Enterprise Podcast Network - EPN.

Many believe that cybersecurity is for high tech professionals only. It's important to know that employees at every level can accidentally open the door to your network. Today's guest is Roy Zur. Roy is the founder and CEO of Thrive DX for Enterprise which is a global education company committed to transforming lives through digital skills training and solutions as well as addressing the human factor of cybersecurity training. Roy is a 15 year veteran of the Israeli Defense Force where he served as a major. Roy also serves as the adjunct professor in Risk Management and Cybersecurity. He is the founder and chairman of the non-profit Israeli Institute for Policy and Legislation and a member of the Forbes Business Council. Show Notes: [1:05] - Roy shares his background in cybersecurity and the different responsibilities he's had. [2:27] - Roy describes the challenges experienced in the Israeli Defense Force. [3:55] - It's not just about the training, it's also about the screening. [6:30] - The rapid changes in cyber security makes maintaining the curriculum a challenge. [9:13] - When finding people that qualify as candidates for this learning, there is a lot to learn. Roy describes parts of the program. [11:47] - Many people are afraid of cyber security because it seems so complicated, but it is more of a human factor issue. [13:08] - There are different groups within an organization that have access to data. [14:34] - Roy defines the groups or levels of an organization. [16:11] - Software developers and engineers have a huge responsibility. [17:08] - Each group has to have an education about security and the type of skills they need will vary. [18:47] - The method of learning is also different per level. [20:21] - Giving employees the information they need and nothing more is crucial so they can spend their time working on their responsibilities. [22:12] - Training for awareness which usually includes everyone in an organization takes about 2 hours a year but people don't always take it seriously. [24:11] - Phishing simulations are very effective. Roy describes the most effective methods of training. [26:15] - Full bootcamps can be up to 500 or more hours. [27:25] - In Education, Bloom's Taxonomy plays a big role. [29:11] - When you create new knowledge, you've completed the full cycle of truly learning something. [30:58] - For most people, the motivation to complete cybersecurity training is simply for compliance. [33:12] - These trainings have to be tied into the human factor of cybersecurity. [36:36] - Small businesses are actually at more risk of being impacted more greatly by a data breach. [39:10] - On Thrive DX's website, there are a lot of great resources available. Thanks for joining us on Easy Prey. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review.  Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page whatismyipaddress.com Easy Prey on Instagram Easy Prey on Twitter Easy Prey on LinkedIn Easy Prey on YouTube Easy Prey on Pinterest Thrive DX Website

Mr Roy Zur, retired major from the Israeli Defence Force – Unit 8200 – discusses the future of cyber warfare and cyber intelligence. This podcast series is presented by Dr Alessandro Arduino, Principal Research Fellow at the Middle East Institute, National University of Singapore.

In this episode of Cybercrime Radio, Roy Zur, CEO, ThriveDX SaaS, joins host Steve Morgan to discuss his background, the history of ThriveDX, how ThriveDX is upskilling the cyber workforce, and more. Sponsored by https://thrivedx.com/ • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at https://cybersecurityventures.com/

In today’s podcast, we hear that OceanLotus, a.k.a. Cobalt Kitty, a.k.a. APT32, is out and about and using a steganographic vector to deliver its loader. Georgia Tech suffers a major data breach, with access to student, staff, and faculty records by parties unknown. Research universities remain attractive targets. Reflections on dual-use technologies. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have raided offices connected with the production of the Orcus RAT, which is either a legitimate tool or a commodity Trojan, depending on whom you believe. David Dufour from Webroot with results from their most recent threat report. Guest is Roy Zur from Cybint Solutions on the essentials of hunting and fishing for information online. For links to all of today's stories check our our CyberWire daily news brief: https://thecyberwire.com/issues/issues2019/April/CyberWire_2019_04_03.html  Support our show

As the Encryption debate starts to heat up again, law enforcement officers and privacy advocates are looking for a solution. In this episode we get the unique views of Roy Zur, the CEO of Cybint Solutions on how the Encryption debate is viewed in Israel and we get his unique insights of the issue from an international perspective.

As technology is becoming more and more ingrained in the legal practice, security has become more important and challenging. In this report from On The Road, host Laurence Colletti talks to Roy Zur about cybersecurity and cyber intelligence, including why cyber is relevant to attorneys and scams to look out for. They also discuss how cyber includes more than security; it can also be used to collect and organize data. Roy Zur is a cyber and intelligence expert, the CEO of Cybint, an Israeli cyber company. Roy has over 10 years of experience in cyber and intelligence operations from the Israeli security forces

I spoke with Roy Zur, a cyberintelligence expert, who is a retired major from the Israeli security forces, and the CEO of Cybint, an Israeli cyberintelligence company. Zur has developed cyber training programs for financial institutions, law firms, and government agencies. We discussed the genesis of Cybint, why legal professionals need to be concerned about cyber matters, what distinguishes his cyber-centric training, and four of the most common cybersecurity mistakes that law firms make, among other topics. Zur also announced an upcoming partnership with Barbri to offer his unique programming on a broader scale.

I spoke with Roy Zur, a cyberintelligence expert, who is a retired major from the Israeli security forces, and the CEO of Cybint, an Israeli cyberintelligence company. Zur has developed cyber training programs for financial institutions, law firms, and government agencies. We discussed the genesis of Cybint, why legal professionals need to be concerned about cyber matters, what distinguishes his cyber-centric training, and four of the most common cybersecurity mistakes that law firms make, among other topics. Zur also announced an upcoming partnership with Barbri to offer his unique programming on a broader scale.

I spoke with Roy Zur, a cyberintelligence expert, who is a retired major from the Israeli security forces, and the CEO of Cybint, an Israeli cyberintelligence company. Zur has developed cyber training programs for financial institutions, law firms, and government agencies. We discussed the genesis of Cybint, why legal professionals need to be concerned about cyber matters, what distinguishes his cyber-centric training, and four of the most common cybersecurity mistakes that law firms make, among other topics. Zur also announced an upcoming partnership with Barbri to offer his unique programming on a broader scale.

I spoke with Roy Zur, a cyberintelligence expert, who is a retired major from the Israeli security forces, and the CEO of Cybint, an Israeli cyberintelligence company. Zur has developed cyber training programs for financial institutions, law firms, and government agencies. We discussed the genesis of Cybint, why legal professionals need to be concerned about cyber matters, what distinguishes his cyber-centric training, and four of the most common cybersecurity mistakes that law firms make, among other topics. Zur also announced an upcoming partnership with Barbri to offer his unique programming on a broader scale.