Podcast appearances and mentions of Sean Frazier

Northern Illinois athletic director Sean Frazier talks historic win over Notre Dame full 752 Tue, 10 Sep 2024 20:33:23 +0000 0agQmSXux03eUJ4IClJORHNbI929e1c3 northern illinois huskies,sports Bernstein & Holmes Show northern illinois huskies,sports Northern Illinois athletic director Sean Frazier talks historic win over Notre Dame Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes bring you fun, smart and compelling Chicago sports talk with great listener interaction. On Wednesdays, Leila Rahimi joins as a guest co-host. The show features discussion of the Bears, Blackhawks, Bulls, Cubs and White Sox as well as the biggest sports news making waves beyond Chicago. Recurring guests include Bears safety Jaquan Brisker, Pro Football Talk founder Mike Florio, Cubs outfielder Ian Happ and Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer.Catch the Bernstein & Holmes Show live Monday through Friday (10 a.m.- 2 p.m. CT) on 670 The Score, the exclusive audio home of the Cubs and the Bulls, or on the Audacy app. For more, follow the show on X @BernsyHolmes. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes were joined by Jenkins Elite founder Tim Jenkins, who provided a deep dive into Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams' performance in his NFL debut Sunday. Northern Illinois athletic director Sean Frazier then joined the show to discuss the school's big 16-14 win over No. 5 Notre Dame on Saturday. Later, Bernstein and Holmes listened and reacted to Bears tight end Cole Kmet tell veteran tight end Marcedes Lewis that he has been holding onto his rookie card for the past 19 years.

On Episode 56 of Winners Win, Leaders Lead with Van Malone is Part 2 of Best of Winners Win, Leaders lead featuring some of the best leaders Van has spoken with including Jon Gordon, David Shaw, Todd Bowles, Sean Frazier, Cori Close, Jen Cohen, DeLaina Jordan, Deidre Merritt, Sean Frazier & Erin Mykleby. __ Winners Win, Leaders Lead, was started by Coach Van Malone. He talks to leaders in coaching, athletic departments, business leaders and CEOs. In his over 20 years of coaching, he's been around some of the greatest leaders in his field and had the opportunity to coach thousands of young men and women himself. And now he wants to share that leadership knowledge with you!

@1QLeadership Question: Would an 'NIT type' event make sense considering the new College Football Playoff structure? Sean Frazier, VP & Director of Athletics at NIU, stops by 1Q to discuss a few items on his mind as college athletics continues to evolve.  Clandestine Transfer Portal activities Value of bowl games 'NIT type' event tied to the College Football Playoff Antitrust thoughts Positive outlook in college athletics Frazier has led NIU athletics for over a decade and continues to provide insight, mentorship, and leadership in the industry. - One Question Leadership Podcast - Tai M. Brown

Sean Frazier is the Federal CSO at Okta. In this episode, he joins host Charlie Osborne to discuss the reality of identity, including how organizations approach cybersecurity, takeaways from Okta's 2022 State of Zero Trust Security Survey, and more. A trusted partner to businesses around the world, Okta powers identity for the internet by creating great user experiences, increasing customer engagement, improving employee productivity, and getting apps to market faster. To learn more about our sponsor, visit https://okta.com.

There's a new book captivating audiences across the federal technology space and getting rave reviews. "Recoding America – Why Government Is Failing in the Digital Age and How We Can Do Better". Former U.S. Deputy CTO and founder of Code for America Jen Pahlka wrote the book based on her intimate firsthand knowledge of working in and with government agencies for most of the last two decades to improve digital service delivery. And in it, she concludes that there are much deeper issues that are leading to the failure of the U.S. government in the digital age …Or as the book's synopsis puts it: “we must stop trying to move the government we have today onto new technology and instead consider what it would mean to truly recode American government.” In web application security, compromised credentials are responsible for 80% of breaches. This has highlighted the need to replace passwords with more effective security methods. Passwordless authentication methods offer a faster, more secure, hassle free way to protect our digital lives. In a new interview, Sean Frazier, federal chief security officer at Okta, discusses the advances and their use cases. The Daily Scoop Podcast is available every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. If you want to hear more of the latest from Washington, subscribe to The Daily Scoop Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher.

On the question of NCAA activism, Northern Illinois VP of Intercollegiate Athletics, Sean Frazier returns to @1QLeadership to ponder what the collective group of institutions that make up the governing body of college athletics is doing to counteract the trend of states banning DEI positions, banning books, and other actions that seem to violate the social agreement. Frazier mentions past activism actions in the Carolinas among other places as a standard that should continue. - One question Leadership Podcast - Tai M. Brown

Sean Frazier, VP & Director of Athletics at NIU, visits @1QLeadership to discuss his idea for mitigating the potential educational impact of entering the transfer portal. Frazier proposes a solution that finances the remaining degree requirements for those who enter but don't sign on with a new school. He also gives his insight on why ADs went from silence to actively promoting NIL collectives on their respective campuses. Also joining the conversation is Lauren Bullock of Stretch.

0:00 - Rod Blagojevich fills in for Dan Proft    12:57 - Is Pres Trump becoming unhinged? His Truth Social postings  demanding a NEW election NOW   29:02 - An about face for Pres Biden and the Democratic “talking points.” NOW they want to FUND the Police   47:58 - Dan Brady, Illinois State Representative for the 105th District shares the improvements he will make if elected Secretary of State. For more on Dan's run for Secretary of State visit votedanbrady.com    01:01:21 - Kevin R. Brock, former assistant director of intelligence for the FBI and former principal deputy director of the National Counterterrorism Center: Unsealed Mar-a-Lago search warrant affidavit reveals the government has no case against Trump   01:13:55 - Noted economist Stephen Moore has noticed a lot of anger over student loan forgiveness. Steve has a new book out too  Govzilla: How the Relentless Growth of Government Is Devouring Our Economy—And Our Freedom   01:29:09 - Sean Frazier, Associate Vice-President and Director of Athletics at Northern Illinois University, previews the 2022 Husky Football Season which you can listen to live on WIND AM 560 The Answer. season opener is Thursday, September 1st at home against Eastern Illinois University, WIND will have pre-game starting at 6:30pm and the kickoff at 7:00pm   01:40:32 - ASK ROD!!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Gaspar, formerly of Moonspell, stops by the show to talk all about his new band Seventh Storm. Mike has a lot to say, so make sure you check this one out. Also, we spend sometime with the author of a killer book titled Rock n Roll Children - An 80s Hair Metal Garage Band Story, Sean Frazier. Sean's story sounds so familiar to anyone who dreamed of making it as rock star back in the day. Plus, we have music by the following bands:The Retaliators, Michael Schenker Group, King Bull, Owls & Aliens, Seventh Storm, Glazer Girl, Lovesick Radio, The KillerHertz & Last in Line Join Randy and Troy, for this and every episode of Ouch, You're on my Hair and subscribe to the show on ApplePodcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Podomatic, Podbean, and more. You can find them on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook as well. 

Join us as we welcome Sean Frazier to Behind the Broom. Sean has spent the last 30 years of his career with Environment Control, from working as a part-time cleaner in college to successfully operating his own franchise for the last 14 years. Click the play button to hear a true testimony of what "It's About Lives" really means. 

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency recently highlighted the five pillars of a maturity model when it comes to Zero Trust:  Identity, Device, Network, Workload, and Data. There is no accident that the first pilar is identity. Sean Frazier is a well-known expert in identity management. During this interview, he provides a perspective about this topic that ranges from compliance to assistance in proposal writing. One can argue that this is an isolated emphasis until you realize that the OMB Memo 22-09 talks about centralized identification, multifactor identification, and device signaling, It would seem reasonable to conclude that an effective identity management system is a key component in making sure today's dynamic federal hybrid cloud is safe.

As organizations begin to transition out of pandemic response, many will use the zero-trust architecture adopted during remote work to continue bolstering their security posture. According to one chief security officer, this means prioritizing endpoint protection. “If you think about the core pillars and constructs of zero trust, one of the more important ones is the endpoint,” says Sean Frazier, federal CSO at Okta. “Almost everything these days with regard to endpoint is mobility.” Guest: Sean Frazier, Federal Chief Security Officer, Okta Host: Francis Rose, Host, The Daily Scoop Podcast This podcast was produced by Scoop News Group for The Daily Scoop Podcast and underwritten by Okta.

Joining this week's episode of "From the Chair" is NIU AD Sean Frazier. Sean and I dive in on his work nationally around DEI over the last two years and his insights on growth in this area - both in the student athlete arena and well as in administrative leadership roles. We also talk about his personal growth as a leader during the pandemic and with a major change in his football program. We discuss his candid and insightful thoughts on the portal, NIL and the D1 Transformation Committee and then end with a personal anecdote about our shared connection with having a child on the spectrum. This a good one...listen in. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this week's episode, we sat down with NIU coaches Thomas Hammock, Connie Teaberry and Athletic Director Sean Frazier to discuss Black History Month, race in college athletics and furthering the conversation within the community.

Andy Katz talks with the 2022 NCAA/MOAA Award for Diversity and Inclusion winners – Northern Illinois University representatives Sean Frazier, vice president and director of athletics and recreation and Courtney Vinson, senior associate athletics director.

The latest on mid-major realignment with Belmont reportedly departing the OVC, contract details for Northern Illinois' Sean Frazier and more. Be sure to check your inbox to see more of today's news and notes from around the nation. We would love to know what you think of the show and you can let us know on social media @D1ticker. If you are not subscribed to D1.ticker, you can and should subscribe at www.d1ticker.com/.

This week, host Bob Wallace is joined by Sean Frazier, Athletic Director at Northern Illinois University. Sean reflects on the current state of diversity in sports, both on the administration and coaching side.

Sean Frazier, federal CSO at Okta, discusses identity management, lifecycle management, and some of the challenges of identification for Robotic Process Automation.

Telework is here to stay for the foreseeable future and state and local agencies continue to build on their efforts to support the remote workforce. One of the security questions that should be top of mind for IT leaders is whether their employees are accessing critical applications from trusted devices. In this podcast, security experts discuss how the pandemic is testing the boundaries of IT security, including authentication. Sponsored by Duo Security. Guests: Sean Frazier, Advisory CISO, Federal and Bart Green, VP, State, Local and Education at Cisco’s Duo Security Host: Wyatt Kash, SVP, Content Strategy, Scoop News Group Look for more from the "Speed to Security" series on www.statescoop.com/listen

Duo's CISO Advisory team members are legends in their fields. They have seen it all, and they are ready to share their insights with you!If two crows make an attempted murder, then a group of Advisory CISOs surely make up a Murder Board. A Murder Board is a group of people pulled together to provide critical review. The idea is to prepare someone for a difficult situation such as a presentation, or for our meaning, your career in security.This month, the CISO Murder Board, comprising our Duo Advisory CISOs Dave Lewis, Richard Archdeacon, Sean Frazier and Wolf Goerlich) take on the topic of remote work and look to the future. You’ll hear:A lively around-the-horn of hot topics and current eventsA conversation on the state of remote workHow remote work requires a culture changeThe future of work and where we go from hereHow zero trust can lead to remote work cost savingsTune in now.Learn more at Duo.comTry Duo For FreeWith our free 30-day trial you can see how easy it is to get started with Duo and secure your workforce, from anywhere and on any device.

In the second hour, Mike Mulligan and David Haugh recapped a busy weekend in Chicago sports, discussing the White Sox's series loss to Cleveland and the Blackhawks' upset of the Oilers in their qualifying-round series. Score baseball insider Bruce Levine then joined the show to discuss the latest Cubs and White Sox storylines. Later, Northern Illinois athletic director Sean Frazier joined the program to discuss why the MAC chose to cancel its football season amid the pandemic this fall.

Original air date: July 14, 2020 Sports have frequently been recognized as a vehicle for bringing people together despite individual differences. As our country continues to navigate the social injustices in society, intercollegiate athletics plays an important part in the journey to educate and influence positive change through the younger generation student-athletes. While diversity and inclusion plans may have previously existed in athletics departments, putting those plans into action is more important than ever. In this session, panelists Mike Aresco, Commissioner, American Athletic Conference; Sean Frazier, Associate Vice President & Director of Athletics, Northern Illinois University; and Renae Myles Payne, Senior Associate AD for Administration, University of Miami, will discuss a few case studies within the industry highlighting D&I plans that departments have executed as intercollegiate athletics seeks to be a catalyst for change.

In the final hour, David Haugh and Zach Zaidman were joined by Northern Illinois athletic director Sean Frazier to discuss the problems that college sports are facing amid the coronavirus pandemic. Rich King then joined the show to discuss working White Sox webcasts. Later, 670 afternoon host Dan McNeil joined the program to remember the life and legacy of Seth Mason, who passed away at 71 on Saturday. Mason was one of the founders of Chicago radio stations WXRT and The Score, and McNeil explained how Mason was an instrumental part of developing flagship radio in Chicago.

With all the uncertainty in the world these days, Northern Illinois University athletic director Sean Frazier talks about the past, present and future as he attempts to maneuver the college sports world during a pandemic. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

With all the uncertainty in the world these days, Northern Illinois University athletic director Sean Frazier talks about the past, present and future as he attempts to maneuver the college sports world during a pandemic. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

I sit down with Brandon Hassell (@bhass23) and Sean Frazier (@mr_theoo) discussing current events regarding racism, the random hangings, and interracial dating. Also, to see if my wife listens, I pronounce the word subtle ‘sub-tle’ lets see if she catches on. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Joe Ostrowski was joined by Northern Illinois athletic director Sean Frazier to discuss how college athletics are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic and civil unrest and how that will shape them moving forward. Frazier also discussed some of the issues that current and future athletes face on and off the field.

State and local agencies can make it easier and safer for their employees to work remotely, with identity and access solutions that validate the security of devices connecting to the network. Increasing the degree of visibility on how remote devices are configured will go a long way to reduce network risks, especially for those who may need to use their own devices, say security experts. Sponsored by Duo Security. Guests: Bart Green, Vice President, State, Local and Education markets, Duo Security and Sean Frazier, Advisory CISO, Federal, Duo Security Look for more coverage of the “Speed to Security” series on www.statescoop.com/listen

It’s a particularly difficult time for state and local agencies, some of which have moved to almost 100% remote work over the course of days. The number of users accessing government networks and applications from outside the organization’s perimeter has created an urgent security problem. As CIOs respond to this new surge in remote work, they have an opportunity to deploy future-ready security solutions that can be quickly implemented and managed from the cloud. Sponsored by Duo Security. Guests from Duo Security: Bart Green, VP, SLED and Sean Frazier, Advisory CISO, Federal Look for more coverage of “Speed to Security” on www.statescoop.com/listen

As more government employees work remotely, agency IT teams can rapidly secure access at scale with cloud-based identity authentication, says a cybersecurity veteran. Sponsored by Duo Security, now a part of Cisco. Guest: Sean Frazier, Advisory CISO, Duo Security Look for more coverage of “IT Modernization in Government” on www.fedscoop.com/listen

Duo's CISO Advisory team members are legends in their fields. They have seen it all, and they are ready to share their insights with you!If two crows are an attempted murder, then a group of Advisory CISOs surely make up a Murder Board. A Murder Board is a group of people that are pulled together to provide critical review. The idea is to prepare someone for a difficult situation such as a presentation, or for our meaning, your career in security.In this month’s episode of the CISO Murder Board, our panel of intrepid Duo Advisory CISOs (Dave Lewis, Richard Archdeacon, Sean Frazier and Wolf Goerlich) tackles timely topics including:Perspectives on patching when teams are working remotelySunshine and puppies (aka exercising while working from home)How physical locations are being securedCyber threats taking advantage of people being away from their officesDad jokes (of course) to lighten the mood a bitTune in now.Learn more at Duo.comCheck out our free security toolkit!

In his last hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by Northern Illinois athletic director Sean Frazier to discuss his role during this unusual and troubling time amid the coronavirus pandemic. Later, Siafa Lewis of NBC 5 joined the show to partake in the Whatcha Watching segment.

Sean Frazier, Associate VP & Director of Athletics at Northern Illinois, visits @1QLeadership to give insight on the questions ADs may be asking themselves during the coronavirus chapter. One of the key items covered is how to operationalize and provide resources for some of the ideas being discussed regarding the future. He also heavily emphasizes his concern for the health and well-being of the Student-Athletes who have had their routines abruptly halted. 

Sean Frazier is an emerging voice in the world of college athletics.  Well respected for his student-centered approach in a world of bigtime college athletics, Frazier is the voice that we need to hear as the world of sports has been shaken by the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Welcome to our inaugural podcast! Our Duo CISO Advisory team members are legends in their fields. They have seen it all, and they are ready to share their insights with you!If two crows are an attempted murder, then a group of Advisory CISOs surely make up a Murder Board. A Murder Board is a group of people that are pulled together to provide critical review. The idea is to prepare someone for a difficult situation such as a presentation, or for our meaning, your career in security.This podcast will start out as a monthly endeavor. The hosts are Dave Lewis, plus Richard Archdeacon, Sean Frazier and Wolf Goerlich.The Duo CISO Advisors will be discussing security issues that pertain to the business of running a security practice, living life as a CISO and current events of the day packed with humor, knowledge and grace.Learn more at Duo.comCheck out our free security toolkit!

UN rapporteurs say that the Saudi Crown Prince was probably involved in the installation of spyware on Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’s personal phone. Brazilian prosecutors have indicted Glenn Greenwald, co-founder of the Intercept, on hacking charges. IBM describes a renewed NetWire campaign, and Microsoft says StarsLord is back, too. And in cyberspace, there’s nothing new on the US-Iranian front. Ben Yelin from UMD CHHS on surveillance cameras hidden in gravestones. Guest is Sean Frazier from Cisco Duo on their most recent State of the Auth report.  For links to all of today's stories check our our CyberWire daily news brief: https://thecyberwire.com/issues/issues2020/January/CyberWire_2020_01_22.html Support our show

How a tech partnership enhances federal government agency efforts to use unified identity and access controls to make multi-cloud adoption more secure. Sponsored by Cisco Systems. FedScoop interview with Jamie Sanbower, principal architect at Cisco Systems, and Sean Frazier, advisory chief information security officer for federal government at Duo Security. Moderated by Wyatt Kash for FedScoop. Look for more coverage of “IT Modernization in Government" on www.[fedscoop.com/listen.

Success Beyond Winning is the topic of conversation between Sean Frazier, AD at NIU, John Hartwell, AD at Utah State, and Learfield/IMG Executive VP and former AD, Mike Hamilton. The three touch on defining success beyond the easy evaluation points of wins and losses. Frazier and Hartwell talk about internal versus external messaging when discussing athletic expectations, insight on fans and realistic expectations, and the group wraps the discussion on an aspirational note.

Laurence Holmes was joined by one of his favorite guests, Northern Illinois athletic director Sean Frazier. The two chatted about the Huskies' upcoming football season, new head coach Thomas Hammock and why Frazier is so energetic. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Listen in to Beyonce's 2-decade-long stylist Ty Hunter share wisdom about life and business. He chats everything from getting in the room with celebrities to how he handles depression. To book Ty please contact his manager Sean Frazier via email below:sean@smfglobal.comIr you enjoyed this episode, please take a screen shot and tag us on IG or Twitter:Ty's Instagram (@tytryone)Gaynete's Instagram (gaynete)

Government networks remain vulnerable to breaches from phishing attacks. But security experts outline solutions to tighten identity authentication controls that enable agencies to move towards achieving a zero-trust security model. Sponsored by Duo Security. Guests: Dean Scontras, vice president of public sector and Sean Frazier, advisory chief information security officer with Duo Security, a division of Cisco

David Ordan is the Development Director for the Eisenhower Center in Milwaukee. He joined Dan and Amy to talk about "Ike's Bites Dog Treats" and the work they do to provide people with disabilities with opportunities to learn collaboration, marketing, quality control, business management, and money management. Plus,Sean Frazier is the Associate Vice-President and Director of Athletics at Northern Illinois University joined Dan and Amy with a preview of football season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Should we be expecting another great season from the Huskies and a potential bowl game on the horizon? How are some of the local kids shaping up and how much do they recruit from Chicago? Their competitive schedule begins this weekend against the Iowa Hawkeyes. Associate Vice-President and Director of Athletics at Northern Illinois University, Sean Frazier joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Sean Frazier, Associate VP & AD at NIU, visits @TaiMBrown and the 1.Question Podcast at the 2018 NACDA Convention. Frazier discusses the tumultuous environment in society and its effect on leadership in athletics. He mentions being a constant educator on what's happening, what are the potential outcomes, and what can be done now to prepare for future issues. Emphasizing that there is no substitute for daily preparation, Frazier also talks about athletics continuing to be the on the forefront of social change.

What is the Zero Trust Security model and how will it help federal IT professionals protect the data at their agencies? Find out when Sean Frazier, Advisor CISO – Federal at Duo Security, joins host John Gilroy on this week’s Federal Tech Talk.

Sean Frazier, Director of Athletics at Northern Illinois University, discusses how his experience with college ice hockey as an NCAA D2 & D3 AD helped propel him to his current position. He roots his leadership philosophy in getting the right people in the right positions, developing them, and empowering them to be able to do the job on a daily basis. Speaking about his mentors, Frazier is very hearty in his appreciation for his development under Barry Alvarez and others he has learned from over his career.

Sean Frazier, Athletic Director at Northern Illinois University, sits down with 1.Q contributing host Tai Brown at the 2017 NACDA Convention. Frazier discusses his early beginnings as a football coach and how/why he made the transition to administration. Frazier also touches on his time working for Wisconsin AD Barry Alvarez.

The latest episode has a fun interview with Australian shooting guard Courtney Woods about life down under, and the guys rave about how fun it is to watch the NIU women's basketball team compared to watching the men's team and debate about NIU athletic director Sean Frazier's comments regarding the Group of 5 having a football playoffs. 

Northern Illinois AD Sean Frazier goes in on the need for a serious look at a 'Group of 5' National Championship. Frazier's position stems from financial challenges for G5 institutions & the potential for TV & corporate sponsorship revenue to buoy bottom lines. Additional points of discussion center around brand exposure, fan base engagement, the reality of a 'Power 6' push, if 'Power 5' institutions would be in favor of such a move, timing from a TV programming standpoint, scheduling considerations & more.  

Northern Illinois AD Sean Frazier talks about the possibility of the NCAA applying the Rooney Rule (or something similar) when hiring. 

Associate vice president and director of athletics Sean Frazier discusses the successful Victor E Ball event and recent accomplishments of Huskie student-athletes both on the fields of competition and in the classroom.