Podcasts about security advisor alliance

In Episode 17 of Tattoos, Code, and Data Flows, Matt Rose interviews Rafal Los, Founder and Host of Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast. Rafal Los is an industry innovator, strategist, and personality. His career spans 20+ years while working inside companies from the Fortune 10 to a firm of less than 10. His most recent achievements include assisting a company in its pivot from infrastructure provider to security-as-a-service by developing a pre-sales strategy and developing a professional services framework; implementing significant changes in business process that led to the company's ability to measure the impacts of various efforts on the sales cycle. Rafal is an active member of the Security Advisor Alliance, serving on the advisory board with the intent of creating innovative ways for security leaders to give back to their communities through service and knowledge sharing. Additionally, Rafal is a founder and host of the Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast - an industry podcast delivering a weekly office-friendly format since 2011. The podcast includes thought leadership, and industry experts from government advisors, industry founders, and everyone in between. Rafal's career is about more than being a recognizable expert - he brings people together to solve complex problems in innovative ways; forming relationships and continually sharing his hunger for knowledge. Rafal and Matt talk about: ↳ Founding & Hosting his podcast called "Down The Security Rabbithole" ↳ Eliminating 3/4 of the Security industry ↳ The 3 Pillars of Applications ↳ Defining ASPM And so much more. Be sure to listen to this episode, and so many of our other great episodes by hitting the follow button. Make sure to like and subscribe to the episode. We hope you enjoy it!

On this episode of CISO Tradecraft, John Hellickson from Coalfire talks about his career as a CISO.  Listen and learn about: The evolving role of the CISO How John got started as a CISO Whis is a Field CISO and how does it differ from a traditional CISO role Tips on getting your career to the next level by attending the right conferences and getting an executive coach How to get Business Alignment How the Security Advisor Alliance is helping the next generation of cyber talent  

On Tuesday April 12th, The Identity Defined Security Alliance is sponsoring their second annual Identity Management Day. Julie Smith, Executive Director of the IDSA and Ravi Erukulla, Chairman of Identity Management Day join the Alliance Podcast on our "First Monday" series to talk about what the day entails and how professionals and students can engage in the conversation and talks. Identity Management Day, held the second Tuesday of April, is a global day of awareness to educate business leaders, IT decision makers, and the general public about the importance of managing and securing digital identities. A strategic partner of the Security Advisor Alliance, the IDSA is promoting best practices in Identity Management, and lessons for the next generation of "Identity Smart" professionals. https://www.idsalliance.org/identity-management-day-2022-overview-2/  

Julie Smith, the Executive Director of the Identity Defined Security Alliance and Paul Lanzi, Co-Founder and COO of Remediant Security join Alliance Executive Director Gary Latham and host AJ Eads on the podcast to discuss Identity Management Day, on April 13, 2021. The Security Advisor Alliance believes in the mission of the IDSA, its various working groups and its commitment to helping the entire industry. Julie and Paul discuss what makes Identity Management so important in today's security organizations and across the business/government landscape. We also chat about the events on April 13, 2021 and how to get involved/promote the day.

Prologue: This week, Gary Latham joins the podcast to talk about taking the reigns of the Security Advisor Alliance, at a pivotal time for the organization. If you don't know about the SAA, I highly encourage you to check it out here: https://www.securityadvisoralliance.org/    Guest Gary Latham LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-latham-8bb62925/ 

The Security Advisor Alliance is excited to announce the release of it's Cyber Futures Program, a virtual mentorship mobile app aimed at expanding the reach of our Converge Tour Program.    

Adam Fletcher, Managing Director and CISO at Blackstone Group, played with his dad's old-school computer as a kid, worked at the Mac help desk in college, and entered cybersecurity through a friend's suggestion. His career extends across the globe from spending 10 years in Rio de Janeiro to heading up security at a F500 company. He's a founding board member of the Security Advisor Alliance – a charitable organization committed to giving back to the community at large. See what he has to say about the current cybersecurity climate and the challenges of being a Chief Information Security Officer in this latest installment of ASK THE CISO, sponsored by Fortinet. Sponsored by: https://www.fortinet.com/

  Neil is a veteran information security professional and data protection and privacy expert. He holds more than 20 years of experience in the information security industry with 15 years experience as a leading security practitioner for organisations like Deutsche Bank, Swiss Re and Camelot Group before spending the past five years as Deputy CISO for Forcepoint. Neil is a member of the ENISA Threat Landscape stakeholder group where he contributes to the EU agency program alongside CERTs to position the threat landscape, offer mitigation advice and threat analysis innovation. He is also co-founder and board member of the Security Advisor Alliance, a not-for-profit organisation formed to help security leaders in their role, engage and support interest in the infosec industry and offer advice and tools to move organisations towards improved risk and data-centric strategies. Link to Netskope CSO Team Link to Security Advisor Alliance Link to Neurodiversity Link to ENISA Threat Landscape Link to CSA EMEA Advisory Board Link to Security 2025  Link to The Economy of Ideas by John Perry Barlow Alan Turning: The Enigma (Andrew Hodges)  Cryptonomicon (Neal Stephenson) Superintelligence (Nick Bostrom) Cybernetics (Norbert Wiener) European Data Protection: Law and Practice (Eduardo Ustaran) Don't forget, to get in touch with me either try the contact page of the site or follow me on Twitter, where I can be found at @Jenny_Radcliffe          

This episode, in conjunction with the Security Advisor Alliance ( https://www.securityadvisoralliance.org/ ) we dive into a third round of Cyber Liability Insurance. This fascinating discussion dives deeper into the things security leaders need to know as Travis and Stephen get right to the heart of matters. Required pre-listening... Check out the first episode (way back in the archives) on DtSR Episode 34 - The Inside Scoop on Cyber Liability Insurance ( http://podcast.wh1t3rabbit.net/episode-34-the-inside-scoop-on-cyber-liability-insurance ) with Christine Marciano ( @DataPrivacyRisk ). Then, go grab episode 172, our 2nd foray into this topic titled "The Truth on Cyber Insurance" ( http://podcast.wh1t3rabbit.net/dtsr-episode-172-the-truth-on-cyber-insurance ) with Eran Kahana and L. Keith Burkhardt and dive a little deeper.   As always, thoughts and comments are more than welcome and discussion using the hashtag #DtSR is encouraged!

The Alliance has been incredibly active following our 2015 Leadership Summit in Dallas Texas.   Our leadership team, along side our advisory board has been building and planning for 2016 and beyond.  The most exciting projects of note that we discuss in this episode are: New Website and Branded Collateral. Communications Platform RSA - We'll be onsite all week! 2016 Alliance Leadership Summit Date Released. The episode concludes with a short discussion on leadership and self improvement.   Host:  Clayton Pummill - Executive Director, Security Advisor Alliance Guest: A.J. - Director of Communications, Security Advisor Alliance

In this episode I interview Mike Daugherty - author of The Devil Inside the Beltway [Amazon.com link] live from the Security Advisor Alliance first-ever Summit in Dallas, TX. Mike was kind enough to sit down with me (twice, thanks to a tech failure) and tell his absolutely surreal story of what happened to him, his company at the hands of what can only be described as an insane situation. If you own a business, or manage a business, or work in enterprise -- you need to hear Mike's story. If it wasn't documented and video recorded, you'd never believe it's true. Truth be told, I've been a supporter of the FTC as an advocate for the victims of breaches - the person who's information is stolen. After hearing Mike's story... I have had my mind completely changed.

Episode 29 - Visibility.  The SAA podcast is guest hosted by Raf Los.  Raf is joined by SAA members Renee Guttmann (VP Information Risk @ Optiv), Dustin Wilcox (CISO @ Centene) and Arian Evans (VP Product Strategy @ RiskIQ).

Episode 28 - Insider Threat management.  The SAA is joined by Chris Ray (CISO @ Epsilon) and Neil Thacker (CISO @ Raytheon|Websense) to discuss key wins to manage Insider Threat in the US and EU.

Episode 27 - The OPM breach.  The SAA podcast is hosted by Clayton Pummill and joined by Robert Bigman (President @ 2BSecure and ex-CISO for CIA), Chris Ray (ex-CISO @ Epsilon) and Neil Thacker (CISO @ Raytheon|Websense) to discuss findings of OPM breach.

Episode 26 - Legislation, Privacy & Regulation.  The SAA podcast is hosted by Mr Clayton Pummill and joined by Dustin Wilcox (CISO @ Centene) and Daniel Farris (Shareholder @ Polsinelli) to discuss Legislation, Privacy & Regulatory landscapes.

In this episode... What is the Security Advisor Alliance? We discuss some of the issues facing CISOs today Clayton gives us his perspective on how to solve some of those issues Clayton tells us about the mission of the SAA If your'e a CISO, are you signed up for the SAA Summit?  Shoot Clayton an email   Guest Clayton Pummill ( @cp48isme ) - https://www.linkedin.com/pub/clayton-pummill/10/32a/44a - Clayton is the executive director of the Security Advisor Alliance. He also has a storied background so I encourage you to give it a check!

Episode 25 - Skills shortage.  The SAA podcast is hosted by Mr Raf Los.  Raf is joined by Brian Wrozek (CSO @ Alliance Data) to discuss the current skills shortage and wins the InfoSec community can take on to help new recruits join the industry.

Episode 24 - 3rd-party Risk.  The SAA podcast is hosted by Mr Raf los.  Raf is joined by David Fairman (CISO @ Royal Bank of Canada) for a deep discussion on 3rd party business engagement, risk management and risk ranking when dealing with 3rd parties.

Episode 23 - KPIs and Metrics.  The SAA podcast is guest hosted by Mr Raf Los.  Raf is joined by SAA regular James Robinson, Ed Pagett (Board of Advisors @ eGRC.com) and Robb Reck (CISO @ Pulte Group) to discuss all things KPI and metrics.

Episode 21 - A Security Program Essentials special hosted by Brian Engle.  Brian is joined by Phillip Beyer, Brian Wrozek and Joseph Krull.  Brian and guests discuss their roles within the Texas CISO Council and the Security Program Essentials scheme.

Episode 22 - A review of IoT security.  The SAA is joined by Renee Guttmann (CSO @ Accuvant), Russ Dietz (CSO & GM @ GE Software) and Charlie Isaacs (CTO for customer connection @ Salesforce.com).

Episode 20 - A review of SCADA and ICS security.  The SAA is joined by Chris Sawall (Director Cyber @ Monsanto), Larry Whiteside (CISO @ LCRA) and Parrish Gunnels (CISO @ Celanese)

Episode 19 - A review of the fundamentals of InfoSec that some organisations continue to miss.  The SAA podcast team (James Christiansen and Jason Clark) are joined by Dustin Wilcox (CISO at Centene) and Mike Eisenberg (VP @ Accuvant) to discuss the

Episode 18 - part 2 - The evolution of the CSO role.  A review of the current role and how CEOs are looking to hire the right CSO for their company.  Feedback from SAA founders Brian Engle, John Johnson, Jason Clark and James Robinson.

Episode 18 - A great discussion on the recent news with NSS vs PAN, choosing technology from continuous requirements and a SAA update.  SAA is joined by Brian Engle (CISO for state of Texas), John Johnson (Global Security Strategist @ John Deere).

Episode 17 - SAA update.  A short podcast covering updates on the activity of the SAA founders one year on including the introduction of an SAA VIP Mary Quayle and an update on the recent SAA founders meeting in St. Louis with our missions explained.

Episode 16 - Healthcare special.  The SAA is joined again by Connie Barrera, Rob Winter and Tom August to discuss InfoSec in Healthcare including a discussion on HITECH/HIPAA, clinical risk, insider threat and education for employees.

Episode 15 - Healthcare special.  The SAA is joined by Connie Barrera, Rob Winter and Tom August to discuss InfoSec in Healthcare including a discussion on HITECH/HIPAA, clinical risk, insider threat and education for employees.

Episode 14 - Threat intel special.  The SAA is joined by Rick Holland and Stu Solomon to discuss all things threat intel.  The fundamentals alongside common fails and successes with using rich threat intel to help apply context to threats relevant to you.

Episode 13 - Threat intel special.  The SAA is joined by Rick Holland and Stu Solomon to discuss all things threat intel.  The fundamentals alongside common fails and successes with using rich threat intel to help apply context to threats relevant to you.

Episode 12 - Special guest is Randy Trzeciak, CERT Technical Manager at Carnegie Mellon University.  Randy offers some great insight into insider threat characteristics, mitigation advice and future research areas that CMU CERT are working towards.

Episode 11 - Special guest is Bruce Schneier.  A recap on incident response with bells.  An introduction to Co3 systems and the value of automation during the IR process.  Bruce also offers insight into his new book arriving in 2015.

Episode 10 - Special guest is Claus Houmann.  NSS Labs vs. FireEye in a BDS shootout, concern on XP armageddon, data protection legislation is a boardroom discussion and recommendations on incident response/recovery in 2014.

Episode 9 - RSA conference special.  Guests include Lamont Orange and Rick Holland.  A review of RSAC, the keynotes, important takeaways and expert insight from inside the innovation sandbox.

Episode 8 - NIST framework special.  Special guest includes Phil Agcaoili who is a security guru and key contributor to the newly released and very awesome NIST framework for improving critical infrastructure cybersecurity.

Episode 7 - We are back for 2014.  Special guests include James Christiansen (Accuvant) and John Johnson (John Deere).  We discuss the big Target data breach in detail and also our plans for RSA 2014.

Episode 6 - A 2014 prediction shake up special with our long awaited Q&A section. Mr Elliott Franklin joins us for a review of the predictions of 2014 alongside a response to questions from the SAA members.

Episode 5 - % of employees who would sell company data, are Security leaders leaving the enterprise and a zero-trust and threat intelligence extravaganza from Mr Rick Holland.

Episode 4 - Ransomware again hits headlines, price of data in the underground economy, review of pragmatic network security management and is cyber insurance hot...or not.

Episode 3 - A review of another Microsoft vuln, John McAfee for MS CEO, Cryptolocker becoming widespread.  Topics include micro-virtualisation effectiveness and why we all need a data scientist.

Episode 2 - Can't see the wood for the trees.  A review of the recent php.net compromise, critique of the new IBM CISO study and views on the proposed NIST framework.  James summarises threat modelling and why all orgs should do it.

Episode 1 - Introducing a new alliance.  The first in a series of podcasts aimed at security professionals.  Introducing the Alliance, news stories covering the Adobe breach and arrest of Paunch, Kotters 8 step plan for change and the Sourcefire aquisition.