Podcasts about securetech

(Aired May 16, 2024) Go Ninja Go - Get into the minds of the Sherpas with this DomainSherpa Review! In this show, Bill Sweetman, the NameNinja himself, joins the show for the first time since JT became host. The Sherpas play The Domain Game (starting at the 18:17 mark), where they guess what certain domains were bought and sold for by the Sherpas and discuss the reasons behind their evaluations. Today's domains are CreatorEconomy.com, DomainAppraisers.com, Ranks.com, and Robots.club. They discuss some recent chatter in the domain space about proper crediting of domain news and information. The Sherpas review a list of domains about to come up for auction on NameJet.com, including FashionBug.com, CoolCuts.com, Microbrewing.com, and SecureTech.com. They discuss the upcoming NamesCon Conference in June. If you haven't signed up for NamesCon yet, you can now use the promo code DomainSherpa for a ten percent discount. Also, DomainSherpa is now integrating with Muse.ai for episode transcripts and an AI-driven video player to easily look for topics, words, phrases, etc., and jump to the points in the video where they occur. Let us know your feedback! Plus, all DomainSherpa podcasts are now up on our YouTube channel at DS.tv and much more! JT is joined by Drew, Adam, and special guest Bill Sweetman - so be sure to tune in!!

In this enlightening episode, Joey Pinz engages with cybersecurity expert Wayne Selk, delving into the intricate world of digital protection for small and medium businesses (SMBs). Discover the double-edged sword of AI in cybersecurity, gain insights on the significance of multifactor authentication, and learn about the essential pillars of security: People, Process, and Technology. Wayne, with his rich background in military and cybersecurity, shares invaluable advice for SMBs on safeguarding against cyber threats and the importance of vigilance in the digital domain. 

Cleantek Industries CEO Matt Gowanlock joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share more details about the company that has a “Green First” focus using unique and patented technologies. The company is hoping to move a number of industries towards net zero admissions. Gowanlock telling Proactive more about its technology and how they help clients move towards a greener future. Cleantek primarily targets the oil and gas industry, with plans to launch a waste gas-fired unit. Additionally, they have introduced SecureTech, a remote security system utilizing AI monitoring, providing clients peace of mind for their remote assets.#invest #proactiveinvestors #cleantekindustriesinc #tsxv #ctek #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews #EnvironmentallyFriendly #SustainableSolutions #GreenTechnology #ESG #CleanEnergy #WasteHeatTreatment #WaterRecycling #SolarHybridLights #RigLighting #ZeroETechnology #IndustrialWastewater #OilAndGasIndustry #RemoteSecuritySystems #AImonitoring #RenewableEnergy #EnergyEfficiency #EnvironmentalInnovations #SustainableBusiness #CleanTechRevolution #GreenRevolution #EcoFriendly #SustainableDevelopment #CleanWaterSolutions #EnergyConservation #EnvironmentalResponsibility

Love the What's your why podcast? Hear from more talent acquisition professionals sharing their why in our video series. Visit greenhouse.io/whatsyourwhy to watch now. Thank you to Codesignal for sponsoring this episode. Learn “How to Secure Top Technical Talent at Scale” with Codesignal's webinar by visiting bit.ly/SecureTech. And visit codesignal.com to find and hire the best technical talent, faster.Special thanks to our production partner, Wonder Media Network. Our producers are Brittany Martinez and Alana Herlands, and our production assistant is Sara Schleede. Our Greenhouse producer is Marnie Williams.

On this episode of the Scaleup Valley podcast, Mike Dias speaks with Mel Shakir, Managing Director at Dreamit Ventures Key takeaways: - How to stand out as a Venture firm - Lessons learned transitioning from securetech entrepreneur to investor - How to validate if the startups are solving the right problem? Insights on how to build and scale products - The 4 Ts to assess if a startup is investable - Mistakes that securetech early stage startups could avoid

In this episode I interview DreamIT Venture’s Managing Partner - Steve Barsh. Dreamit is an early stage venture fund that accelerates startups building transformative tech products in the fields of healthcare, real estate, construction, cybersecurity, and physical security. Dreamit invests in startups with demonstrable traction that are looking to rapidly gain customers, initiate new partnerships and raise additional capital. Since its founding in 2008, Dreamit has accelerated over 320 startups, including LevelUp (acquired by GrubHub), Trendkite (acquired by Cision), SeatGeek, HouseParty (acquired by Epic Games), Adaptly (acquired by Accenture), Steve has over 30 years of experience starting, leading, launching, and building multi-national companies as well as early stage venture work. He has helped launch over 100 companies that have generated over $1B in value. He has extensive experience working with entrepreneurs, scientists and physiciansSome things that we discuss on the podcast.What differentiates great entrepreneurs from good entrepreneursHow VC’s triage and pickout startups to invest inWhat sort of questions do VC’s like to askAnd much morePodcast recommendation:-Slide beanConnect with Steve:-https://www.dreamit.comhttps://twitter.com/sbarshhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/stevebarsh/If you enjoyed this episode then please subscribe, I will be interviewing other successful founders and investors to provide you a shortcut to success.Follow instagram:- https://www.instagram.com/wantmoneygotmoney/

In the ever expanding cyber world, its easy to forget the different levels of predators stalking your Internet connected devices to take anything or anyone of value. Do you know the cyber security laws in your state and it’s requirements? Brandon Zumwalt has been running SecureTech, formerly Internet Contrasts, with the mission to help businesses better serve their customers through expert IT solutions since 2002. Whether it’s protecting: medical records, your digital financial files, or social media accounts, you don’t want to miss this episode Aired 2/15/2020   

Where can young start-up companies go to find capital and clients to grow their business? If you ask today’s guest, he would say Dream It.  Bob Stasio is the Managing Director of Dreamit’s SecureTech. Dreamit Ventures is a fund focused on startups with early traction that are ready to scale. In the last 10 years, Dreamit Ventures has invested in nearly 300 startups now worth over $3B. The fund invests in HealthTech, UrbanTech and smart city technology. In 2018, Dreamit launched SecureTech targeting logical, social and physical security startups.  Before joining Dreamit, Bob held multiple roles at IBM Security, leading efforts in Cyber Operations and Threat Hunting. Prior to IBM, Bob worked in the private sector, leading threat intelligence programs at Bloomberg and global financial firms. He also has deep government experience having held positions at NSA’s Cyber Center, U.S. Cyber Command, U.S. Army’s Signals Intelligence Corps, the FAA, and NASA. Bob served as a U.S. Army officer and is a recipient of numerous military awards, including the Bronze Star and Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal. He serves on several advisory boards of multiple startups, holds various technical certifications and is highly regarded in the cybersecurity industry. In this edition of the Drone Radio Show, Bob talks about Dreamit’s SecureTech, it’s unique program to securing funding and clients and how drone start-ups can become part of the next cohort.

Robert Stasio leads Dreamit’s SecureTech vertical where he sets overall strategic focus, expands the customer network, and works daily with securetech startups from around the world helping them refine their positioning and go-to-market strategy.  In addition, they assist startups to think through how to scale sales and operations and map out their capital needs along with how to raise their next round. Robert Stasio - Demand in the Private Sector During Bob's educational path he received a BS in Mathematical Physics and holds a Master’s degree in Intelligence Studies.  He also completed numerous U.S. Department of Defense professional education courses focusing on intelligence operations. Bob holds various technical certifications, including CISSP, a globally recognized standard of achievement in the cybersecurity industry. Bob joined the Army in 2001 during ROTC in college.  He then branched into Military Intelligence as an officer.  Bob new they would be deployed to Iraq during 2004-2005 so they trained Korean linguists and turned them into Arabic linguists for deep intelligence.  After they returned, General Alexander and his team plucked him out and Bob then helped NSA stand up one of the Army’s first dedicated cyber units.  It was then that he knew there was potential and demand in the private sector. “I saw the need to take this skill set and go into the private sector.” – Robert Stasio Before joining Dreamit, Bob held multiple roles at IBM Security, leading efforts in Cyber Operations and Threat Hunting. Prior to IBM, Bob worked in the private sector, leading threat intelligence programs at Bloomberg and global financial firms.  He also has deep government experience having held positions at NSA’s Cyber Center, U.S. Cyber Command, U.S. Army’s Signals Intelligence Corps, the FAA, and NASA. Bob served as a U.S. Army officer and is a recipient of numerous military awards, including the Bronze Star and Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal. Bob is also a Truman National Security Fellow, Brookings Institution Council on U.S. and Italy Fellow, and serves on the advisory boards of multiple startups. Lessons Learned Many lessons were learned when Robert Stasio started his own venture.  He had the skill set, a great idea, the demand and knew technologically how it would work.  Bob had no experience in running a company and did not have a MBA.  Therefore he reached out to others who had previously started their own business for advice and help when he started his company.  Bob started with a service only business.  He learned quickly that the hockey stick approach and trying to scale your business through a service only mindset is almost impossible to do. “Services only can take you so far.  In that type of mindset it can only scale so much. It is not a venture backed business model. It is not a scalable business model from a scalability perspective.” – Robert Stasio Vision of Excellence and Profitability The goal should be to run a good company and be profitable.  In Bob's business they are looking for market validation and revenue of the product or offering you are trying to scale not the services revenue.  His advice to entrepreneurs is to grow your company by getting customers and by getting revenue.  Bob recommends getting feedback and quickly and cheaply as possible during the startup process. “Most startups fail because they run out of revenue.”-Robert Stasio To hear the rest of Robert Stasio’s transition from the Army to civilian entrepreneur, download and listen to the rest of the episode. Don’t forget to leave us a 5-star rating and review if you enjoyed the show. We would love to hear from you! Check out these links for Robert Stasio Dreamit.com LinkedIn Robert Stasio: bob@dreamit.com Download Joe Crane’s Top 7 Paths to Freedom or get it on your mobile device. Text VETERAN to 38470. Join the Veteran on the Move on Facebook!

Needing strong security for your networks isn't a matter of if you will need it, but when you will need it. This week Carol Albaugh of the VGM SecureTech Solutions team discusses the basics of cyber security for healthcare providers, and what to do in case of an emergency. Learn more at https://www.vgm.com/securetech

TL;DR - Use a guest-level account for your day-to-day desktop computing tasks. #SecureTech

Today's EpisodeVault 7, it sounds like a new vault from Fallout, but, it's not. The bombshell dropped on Tuesday about what the government is up to. It's usually no good. It was discovered that the CIA is spying on everyone. They can do some terrible acts too. Time to talk about this and understand that tech has vulnerabilities. All new tech has mistakes. These are usually exploits of vulnerabilities. However, the government should be willing to help companies combat these things. I will talk about why the government is wrong in doing this and more. Enjoy!Show Timeline:WhatsApp is testing a way to make moneyInstagram adds geostickers because it canGoogle Docs and WordPress.com work together for the betterSudden Coffee wants to make Instant coffee great againGobi raises money to take on SnapchatTalking about Vault 7US government wants your dataConfide may not be so secureTech companies denying what Vault 7 saysMicrosoft is shutting down their social network you didn't know aboutPinterest acquires JellyGoogle acquires KaggleVimeo rolls out support for 360 videoMicrosoft and ARM go after Intel's server businessApps/Programs to Try:SoundyPenny 2.0Anchor 2.0Layer CaseHighlights from the Show:I'm throwing Instagram under the bus.CIA you should help companies protect your citizens.I've known about talked about SmartTVs having terrible security.Anchor 2.0 is great. I love the new direction.Support:Like these podcasts? Support me on Podbean, Patreon, and PayPal!Community:Join the Slack and Discord community to talk about tech, marketing, and gaming! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.