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ITSPmagazine Blog — By Sean and Marco
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Youngest Research Assistant At India’s Department Of Defense To Founding A Medtech Startup | A Conversation With Nikin Tharan | DeltaX Podcast With Ellen Xu
Nikin discovered his love for electronics at 9, and became the youngest research assistant at India’s DoD. He discusses his journey in accelerated learning pathways and founding a medtech startup.
Staying Safe On Social | A Conversation With Anthony Coggins | Your Everyday Cyber With Limor Kessem And Diana Kelley
Social media, a fun way to share photos of the kids and pets or toxic soup of misinformation? Anthony Coggins, Director of Social Media at West Michigan Cloud Security Alliance explains.
Former Developer Turned Security Advocate | A Conversation With Rey Bango | The Hacker Factory With Phillip Wylie
Rey Bango goes from a long-time developer to security advocate and freelance pentester.
The Relationship Between Roles — When Product Management Meets CyberSecurity | Redefining Security With Christie Chaffee
Product Management: the team responsible for new product development. Information Security: the team responsible for ensuring systems and data are protected from inaccessibility, loss, theft, and misuse. How and where do these two teams collide? Let's find out.
Job Spotlight Series: PCI QSA | A Conversation With Morgan Sayre | Hackerz And Haecksen Podcast With Jaclyn (Jax) Scott, Erika McDuffie, And Jon Helmus
Morgan Sayre walks us through her personal journey into cyber and shares her learnings throughout the way. She sheds light on a very specific area of cybersecurity: assessments; and, PCI.
Hacking And Securing Clinical Technology | Balancing Health, Safety, And Security In Approved Medical Devices | Redefining Technology With Jeremy Richards
There are plenty of challenges when it comes to securing the clinical and IT infrastructure of healthcare delivery organizations. But this is only half the picture.
The University (And City) Of The Future — Bridging Arts And Business With Technology | Redefining Society With Sonia Mackay-Coghill And Andrew Woodward
Too often, we think about Universities and any place of teaching as places where young people learn about the past and form themselves for the professions that will define their career, and their life. While this is partially true, it is very far off from all the academic world is. As a matter of fact, it is the place
FrankenPhish A Monster That Feeds On Credentials | Are We Afraid Of Technology, Or Do We Just Like To Be Scared? | The Mystery Of The Hundreds Mummies On Boats | Paranormal Activities And The House Market — Who You Gonna Call? | Through The TechVine Radio Program Episode TwentyOne
In this week's episode of Through The TechVine Live Radio Program, Diana, Sean, and Marco welcome Angela Marafino as a guest on the show — together they talk about: FrankenPhish A Monster That Feeds On Credentials | Are We Afraid Of Technology, Or Do We Just Like To Be Scared? | The Mystery Of The Hundreds Mummies On B
Gatekeeping In InfoSec | A Conversation With Naomi Buckwalter | The Changemaking With Chloé Messdaghi
It's time we break the gates and allow for folks to enter the industry.
It Could Be A Vampire And Other Global Security Points Of View | A Conversation With Chris Kubecka | The National Blast With Keenan Skelly
What we can learn from other countries about privacy and cybersecurity. We take a look back on each issue discussed during this season of The National Blast.
From Marine Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighter To Red Teamer | A Conversation with Gabe Thompson | The Hacker Factory With Phillip Wylie
Gabe's curiosity for how things work as a child is later used as a red teamer, but not leveraged until years later.
Building a Third Party Security Program | A Conversation With Kyle Tobener | Tech Done Different With Ted Harrington
From running a third-party security program at the scale of Salesforce to building one from the ground up at a startup, Kyle Tobener has seen many flavors of how to manage third-party security risk.
How Are Hackers Made? | Contextualizing Technology And Art | Why Computer Power Is Never Enough | What Could Cybersecurity Learn From Plants? | Vinyl Records & Video Cassette - Remembering BlockBuster | Through The TechVine Radio Program Episode Twenty
In this week's episode of Through The TechVine Live Radio Program, Diana, Sean, and Marco welcome Philip Wylie (The Hacker Maker)as a guest on the show — together they talk about: How Are Hackers Made? | Contextualizing Technology And Art | Why Computer Power Is Never Enough | What Could Cybersecurity Learn From Plants
Transhumanism And Biohacking | What Makes Us Human? | Redefining Technology With Len Noe
According to our guest, Len Noe, “biohackers exist and walk among us.” We have no reason to doubt him. His latest talk called “BioHackers, Augmented Human Attack Vectors” explains the details — but that’s only one side of our conversation: the meaning of transhumanism and the relationship between being human and techno
Software Developer Turned Web App Pentester And Content Creator | A Conversation With Rana Khalil | The Hacker Factory With Phillip Wylie
Rana discovered application security as a software developer which inspired her interest in web app pentesting.
A Mirror On Society: Debiasing Artificial Intelligence (AI) And The Importance Of AI Ethics | A Conversation with Catherine Yeo | DeltaX Podcast With Ellen Xu
Harvard CS and English undergraduate student, Catherine Yeo, talks about her journey founding an AI ethics organization with tens of thousands of article views and discovering her interests through her love of writing.
The Importance Of Soft Skills In The Workforce | A Conversation With Casey Driscoll | Hackerz And Haecksen Podcast With Jaclyn (Jax) Scott, Erika McDuffie, And Jon Helmus
Casey Driscoll is a rockstar in the learning and development space. Join Erika, Jax and Casey for an engaging conversation on the importance of soft skills in the workforce.
WiCyS | Vladimir The Cat | Lynn’s Scary Mummy | Plants And Solar Panels | A DNA Test That Tells You What To Eat | An Electric Cure to Depression | Happy Bday Pac-Man | Through The TechVine Radio Program Episode Nineteen
In this week's episode of Through The TechVine Live Radio Program, Diana, Sean, and Marco welcome Lynn Dohm (Executive Director At WiCyS) as a guest on the show — together they talk about: WiCyS | Vladimir The Cat | Lynn’s Scary Mummy | Plants And Solar Panels | A DNA Test That Tells You What To Eat | An Electric Cure
Health Drives Performance | A Conversation With Dr. Glen Robison, MD | Tech Done Different With Ted Harrington
What do nutrition, rest, and movement have to do with peak performance in your career? Surgeon Dr. Glen Robison, MD joins Tech Done Different to help explain.
Book | Cybersecurity Career Master Plan: Proven Techniques And Effective Tips To Help You Advance In Your Cybersecurity Career | Redefining Security With Dr. Gerald Auger, Jaclyn (Jax) Scott, Jon Helmus, And Kim Nguyen
What would you do differently if you knew then what you know now? Good question, but not practical, because that is obviously not going to happen. Still, some people have “been there” before you, and even if they cannot guide you step by step — they can lay out some master plans and give you some tips on how to advance
The Only Constant Is Change. Staying On Course When The Ground Falls Away | The Mentor Project Series On ITSPmagazine | Redefining Society With Hara Estroff Marano
In a world where technology accelerates the speed of change in our society, the only way to stay grounded is to accept that you can’t. We have to learn how to keep up with the times and prepare the next generation for that.
From Aspiring Herbalist To Red Teamer | A Conversation With Joe Vest | The Hacker Factory With Phillip Wylie
Joe Vest started his journey as an aspiring herbalist, then his focus turned to IT working as a sysadmin.
Mental Health | A Conversation With Ryan Louie | The Changemaking With Chloé Messdaghi
The pandemic has brought out a sense of work and personal balance. Now it's time to dive in further.
Dogs and Halloween | Technology makes spycraft obsolete and more dangerous | The many reasons for keeping our phones and gadgets | Robot's inner speech improves trust and interactions with people | Through The TechVine Radio Program Episode Eighteen
In this week's episode of Through The TechVine Live Radio Program, Diana, Sean, and Marco welcome Chloé Messdaghi as a guest on the show — together they talk about: Dogs and Halloween | Technology making the old way of spying obsolete and more dangerous | From climate crisis to child labor; the many reasons for keepi