Cyber Sit-down

S2 Ep3: Cracking the Code: DevSecOps in Action

In this episode, we dive into the practicality of DevSecOps, uncovering this buzzword to understand how it transforms securing the software development process. We also explore the nuances that differentiate CloudSec from DevSecOps, shedding light on their distinct roles in safeguarding digital assets. Additionally, we discuss how to structure an organization that embraces security culture, gaining buy-in from both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Tune in to discover the essential principles and practices that can help your organization prioritize security while maintaining efficiency and innovation. Guest: Larry Lidz, CISO, Cisco CX Cloud To speak to Jason, please email him at j.wolpow@lawrenceharvey.com

S2 Ep2: Strategic spending: Prioritizing your security dollars

In this podcast episode, we explored key aspects of building effective security programs on a budget. We went into strategies for optimizing budget allocation, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing tooling investments. The decision between in-house security tool development and purchasing external tools was discussed, weighing the pros and cons. Additionally, we examined how an organization's maturity level influences the development of its security program and the dynamics involved in building a cohesive team. To anticipate future challenges, we analyzed the evolving threat landscape for 2024, providing valuable insights for proactive security measures. Guest: Doug Hromco, CISO, People’s Bank To speak to Jason, please email him at j.wolpow@lawrenceharvey.com

S2 Ep1: Navigating DFIR Trends, Cyber Insurance, and Entrepreneurship

In the first episode of Series 2, we explored current trends in Incident Response and the rising significance of Cyber Insurance in today's cybersecurity landscape. We also delved into the entrepreneurial journey of becoming a CEO or Founder of a Cyber business and discussed the transition from the US Army to careers in Cybersecurity and Technology. To add some light-heartedness, we couldn't resist a bit of friendly banter between fans of the Yankees and the Red Sox, bringing a touch of sports rivalry to our conversation. Guest: Billy Gouveia, CEO of Surefire Cyber To speak to Jason, please email him at j.wolpow@lawrenceharvey.com

S1 Ep6: All thing’s cyber recruitment

This is a terrific episode focused on all thing’s cyber recruitment. Usually on the Cyber Sit-Down podcast we’d take a look at a specific/unique topic, coupled with monthly insight into the cyber job market and advice for those trying to land a career in the space. This episode, our longest yet, we instead take a full on dive into the latter and focus only on the recruitment space within cybersecurity. Josh having experience and success on the corporate/internal recruitment side in mix with Alex’s agency experience makes for a full 360 view of the top ways to stand out as someone looking for an impactful career in the space. Josh Fullmer a long time cybersecurity recruitment leader, currently a Lead Cybersecurity Recruiter for Dragos, a company recognized as the world's top ICS/OT security firm. Prior to this, he was part of the Idaho National Laboratory Cybercore Integration Center and therefore has seen both sides of the fence. Josh is also a globally recognized voice on LinkedIn and beyond, with an audience of over 46,000 individuals on LinkedIn alone. He provides world class content around how people can grow their security careers, from something as simple as resume advice, to full on career road mapping. Beyond his LinkedIn contributions, Fullmer imparts advice and valuable insights every Friday through his Cyber Dream Job Blog. Additionally, he is on the cusp of launching the Cyber Dream Job Journey course, a comprehensive, step-by-step guide designed to aid individuals in landing more interviews and securing job offers. To speak to Alex, please email him at a.horne@lawrenceharvey.com

S1 Ep5: The route to security leadership

Join us for the June episode of the Cyber Sit-Down Podcast, where we grab some time with Brent Deterding, a well-known security leader in the industry to talk about the unique route he took to his CISO position, and the overall paths for security professionals to think about when assessing their long term career goals. We also delve into some light-hearted insight into the current landscape for security vendors (as Brent spent many years in that space) from a sales and recruiting aspect. This episode is a great listen for all security professionals looking to get into leadership at some point in their career, and for anyone in the space looking to network and build relationships with security leaders in general. From a sales perspective or otherwise. Our guest for this episode, Brent Deterding, is an esteemed security professional with over 20 years’ experience in the industry. Currently the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Afni, Inc., Brent offers a unique perspective on the role of a security leader, having come from technical leadership at a Vendor the previous decades before making the transition. Brent is an active voice on LinkedIn and has always been committed to helping others in the industry build their network and find value in their work. Brent is frequently the one as well bridging the gap between the Vendor space and internal security relationships. Aside from his professional achievements, Brent is deeply passionate about adoption, foster care, and leading youth, sharing a strong bond with his wife in these endeavors. In his spare time, he enjoys engaging in outdoor activities, including hunting, and has a fondness for bourbon, which he humorously refers to as a free icebreaker. Join us as we delve into the captivating insights of Brent Deterding, a CISO with an unwavering commitment to security, innovation, and continuous learning. Through his engaging presence, Brent is sure to inspire and challenge our audience to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of information security with confidence and strategic foresight. To speak to Alex, please email him at a.horne@lawrenceharvey.com