Podcast appearances and mentions of Tyrone E Wilson

Happy Holidays from Hacker Valley Media! Tyrone E. Wilson is a passionate information security professional with 24 years of experience in information technology and has a mission to improve as many lives as possible through education in cybersecurity. Currently, Wilson is the Founder and CEO of Cover6 Solutions, LLC; which teaches companies and professionals various aspects of information security, penetration testing, and IPv6. Wilson is also the organizer of The D.C. Cyber Security Professionals. Join Chris, Ron and Tyrone as they help uncover the truth about being your true self.    Key Takeaways: 02:38 Bio 07:34 The “E” story 09:16 Reality TV star?! 15:30 Opportunities from being more open in public 18:25 Doing more to be better | taking control of the moment 22:00 Getting around personal resistance 25:21 Lessons learned building communities & being yourself 27:00 “I understand.” 29:42 Get in touch   Hacker Valley Studio: Swag | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Email Ron & Chris | Website  Tyrone E. Wilson: Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn | Website Support Hacker Valley Studio on Patreon Join our monthly mastermind group via Patreon This episode is sponsored by our friends at Crowdstrike

In this episode our host Tanya Janca (also known as SheHacksPurple), talks to our guest Tyrone E. Wilson of cover6solutions.com, to learn what it's like to be a Founder & President of a Cyber Security Company! Also, we talk about his amazing meetup, D.C. Cybersecurity Professionals .This episode sponsored by Thread Fix! Don’t forget to check out We Hack Purple Academy’s NEW course, Application Security Foundations! On top of that there is so much awesome content you can subscribe to for only 7$ a month! Also, check out Tanya's book, Alice and Bob Learn Application Security!Subscribe to our newsletter here: https://newsletter.wehackpurple.com/ For corporate virtual training contact info@wehackpurple.com

Interview with Tyrone E. Wilson Founder & President of Cover6 Solutions. www.cover6solutions.com IG: cover6solutions Mr. Tyrone E. Wilson @tywilson21 (Twitter) is a passionate information security professional with 24 years of experience in information technology and has a mission to improve as many lives as possible through education in cybersecurity. Wilson also has extensive knowledge in computer network defense, vulnerability assessments, cyber threat analysis, and incident response. As a former cybersecurity analyst for the United States Army, Wilson developed security structures to ensure American intelligence systems were protected from foreign threats. Currently, Wilson is the Founder and President of Cover6 Solutions, LLC; which teaches companies and professionals various aspects of information security, penetration testing, and IPv6.   Wilson is also the organizer of The D.C. Cyber Security Professionals. With over 7,500 members, it is the largest #Cybersecurity meetup group in the United States. In addition, Wilson is also on the Review Board of BSides NoVA and Howard University and has recently presented and/or taught classes at major conferences and events such as BSidesNoVA 2020, BSidesNoVA 2019, BSidesDC 2018, ISACA GWDC Cybersecurity & Risk Conference, ISSA Mid Atlantic Security Conference, BSides NoVA 2017, BSides DC 2017, and DCCyberWeek 2017. Wilson was also a Keynote Speaker at the Hacker Halted 2019. Lagniappe Legends Video Interview: YouTube Lagniappe Legends Channel: https://youtu.be/u2_hhVM1nvU Facebook Lagniappe Legends Page: https://www.facebook.com/TheLagniappeLegends/videos/2699536200291021/ Podcast and Social Media Links: https://linktr.ee/LagniappeLegends --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lagniappelegends/support

From securing military networks as a soldier in the US Army, to building his own cybersecurity company, Tyrone E. Wilson recently joined us on the podcast to chat about his InfoSec journey. In this conversation, we explore a number of topics, including a formula for discovering your 'dream job', the skills veterans bring to the security industry, and how to combat the perception of 'what a hacker should look like'. Tyrone also shares a free resource you can use to build your own Security Operations Center (SOC) and brush up on skills, such as threat hunting, intrusion detection, network security monitoring, and more: AccessCyber.org

By Marco Ciappelli and Sean MartinGuests: Tyrone E. Wilson and Jorge Orchilles Some of you may be wondering, at the primary level, what role a penetration tester—aka, a “pentester”—plays in the grand scheme of information security; what do these folks do on a day-to-day basis that makes the job so important and so cool? Others may have already done some research on the role, understanding what’s involved, but could use some insights from those who have been doing this for a while and what their direct experiences and point of view can bring to the table. This could be extremely valuable both from a “breaking into security” perspective as well as for those looking to transition to this profession from another tech or InfoSec role. How do these seasoned pentesters stay current and relevant? What tools, training, associations, and communities are important—if not essential—for being successful in this profession? The good news is that we have you all covered. Today, we bring two guests to The Academy; each guest brings with them experiences ranging from consulting for businesses of all shapes and sizes to running large pentesting teams within multi-national brands. While there are certainly differences when comparing the cultures, funding, systems, and data across this broad spectrum of environments, the pentester role maintains several similarities—both in terms of responsibilities, and in challenges. Our guests, Tyrone E. Wilson and Jorge Orchilles, walk us through all of this, and more. Regardless of what your present status is—and your intentions for listening to this episode—we are confident this conversation will add some diverse layers of perspective to a role that could be your next step in your career. It’s time. Put on the headphones and have a listen. ____________ Learn more about this column's sponsors: Devo: www.itspmagazine.com/company-directory/devo To see and hear more The Academy content on ITSPmagazine, visit: https://www.itspmagazine.com/the-academy-column-infosec-and-cybersecurity-education To learn more about The Academy column sponsorship options, visit: https://www.itspmagazine.com/podcast-series-sponsorships