Episodes

Yaron Levi is the CISO for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City. We talk about what he looks for in people when hiring in Infosec and a time when he took a chance on someone (against the opinion …

Steph is brand new to the infosec field! We go over her interesting and eventful path into Information Security, reflections on her role today, and some fascinating war stories!

Kyle F. Kennedy is a social cybersecurity expert and the president of brainbabe.org. His organization provides foundational soft-skills training for a small fee (supported by corporation donations) and plans to launch Masterclass in 2019. They helped organize an event called …

Elvis Chan is a Supervisory Special Agent, who works cybersecurity matters for the FBI San Francisco Division. We discuss how we got into the FBI, Life in the FBI Cybersecurity Division, and how to get involved.

Clay, a security architect, musician, Defcon Blue Team Village Co-Organizer, and organizer of the first annual WOPR Summit, shares some really insightful tips on making it Information Security, as well as a fascinating recent war story. WOPR Summit is March …

Robin Stuart is a debut author in cybercrime fiction with a short story called "SegFault" in the Sisters in Crime NorCal anthology Fault Lines, which is due out in early 2019!!!

Robin Stuart started off as a paralegal until she was challenged one day to get her boss's password (hint: do not challenge Robin). Fast forward, she switched careers to technology but kept a lookout for a career in security.

Rob Carson, the founder of Semper Sec, knows how to simplify problems and deliver solutions. In our talk, we talk about the switch from the marines to InfoSec and the nuances he had to deal with when going to the …

Matt Toth, a senior security and veteran sales engineer, has spent two decades working in IT and collaborating with the Department of Defense and other senior leaders. In our chat, Matt breaks down a Sales Engineer’s role, explains his love …

In our discussion, Christina touches on the wide variety of resources and events that helped her enter information security, why teamwork is just as important as technical work, and why InfoSec's responsibilities will continue to grow in the near future.

0day, a security researcher who specializes in distributed systems security, discusses getting into computers as an inner-city kid, acknowledging how our hangups can affect the growth of InfoSec, the benefits of older technology, and much more.

Dan Borges, a professional red teamer, blogger, and security tool developer, discusses his early experiences using and exploiting computer systems, how InfoSec experts work with companies, and new tools he and others created and released this year!

A trailer for the upcoming podcast Getting Into Information Security