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21st-Century Digital Warfare | The Cybrary Podcast Ep. 40 Oct 21, 2020

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Today's guest, Karen Gibson, Retired US Army Intelligence Officer knows that "to be a digital warrior means a commitment to continual lifetime training." Throughout her 33 years of military service she learned that building trust and a culture centered around offensive and defensive measures is critical to bridging the gap between Military Ops and Civilian Cyber Defenses in an increasingly digital environment.

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The Open Source Workforce | The Cybrary Podcast Ep. 39 Oct 14, 2020

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Throughout the episode, Gerald, Mike, and Jonathan talk about scaling up services for SaaS products, the importance of doubling-down on security awareness and engagement with a completely remote workforce, and experiences working off hours around the world for 24/7 monitored work roles.

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401 Access Denied Podcast Ep. 12 | OT Security: Introduction to OT Security with Chris Kubecka Oct 07, 2020

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In this episode of the 401 Access Denied Podcast, Thycotic and Cybrary welcome special guest Chris Kubecka, the Founder and CEO of HypaSec, to talk about OT Security: what is it, why is it important, and what are the risks? Kubecka will share stories from her exploits in international cyber warfare incident management and what devices in our homes fall short on security.

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How Smartphone Tech Put Xmode on the Map | The Cybrary Podcast Ep. 38 Oct 07, 2020

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In this Episode of the Cybrary Podcast, tech startup Xmode reveals their early hurdles and mistakes in understanding the hidden value and risks behind location data collection. Joined by Xmode CEO Josh Anton and Mary Souther, Head of Cybersecurity Sales, Cybrary's Mike Gruen and Jonathan Meyers go back to 2008 in their discussion about Blackberry, Bluetooth technology, and Apple conspiracies. It's all in the name of smart device evolution!

Plus, hear the backstory of Xmode (previously DrunkMode) and what the precipice was for them to pivot from a safety solution for college students, to being "a living map for your life."

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Why Does Additional Security Cost More? | The Cybrary Podcast Ep. 37 Sep 30, 2020

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In this episode of the Cybrary Podcast we welcome back Josh Lospinoso, the CEO of Shift5. Speaking with Mike Gruen and Jonathan Meyers from Cybrary, they discuss why adding additional security costs more and why its not included.

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401 Access Denied Podcast Ep. 11 | Favorite Hacker Movies with David Scott Lewis Sep 23, 2020

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Who better to discuss our favorite hacker movies with than David Scott Lewis, inspiration for the iconic film “War Games.”

Hollywood has a knack for influencing public opinion, and 37 years later, the movie is still credited for shaping society’s impression of hackers. We’ll get the background of the real story behind the movie and discuss the other hacker movies we love to watch over and over.

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The Cybersecurity Skills Gap: Finding the Unicorn | Cybrary Limited Series Sep 23, 2020

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How do you get the job you want in an efficient way? Renee Small (Cybersecurity Recruiter), Will Carlson (Director of Content Ops at Cybrary), Jon Brickey (SVP of Cybersecurity at Mastercard), and Ryan Corey (CEO at Cybrary) talk about one of the most controversial topics in Cybersecurity - breaking into the cybersecurity industry.

In this episode of the Cybrary Podcast, our panelists discuss everything from assessing your skills to why it's near impossible to get hired in cybersecurity despite the millions of open jobs. As current recruiter and co-host of the Breaking into Cybersecurity Podcast, Renee offers a hiring manager and recruiter perspective to why skills are a critical element for professionals today. Plus, Jon Brickey and Will Carlson weigh in on the Skills Gap vs. Talent Gap debate - Are they the same thing, and are there really not enough qualified people to fill all the jobs needed?

From misconceptions and the continuous search for industry "unicorns", this episode uncovers the secrets to why people can't get past the interview process, and what organizations need to do to keep up with the evolution of technology today. Here's a hint, it's based on aptitude and potential..."You can't train someone to be more curious or passionate, but you can develop their technical and soft skills." With technology engrained in everything we do, playing catch up won't sustain this industry. Tune into the discussion and get a copy of data points mentioned throughout the podcast from Cybrary's 2020 Skill Gap Research Report: https://www.cybrary.it/business/resources/cybersecurity-skills-gap-research-report/

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The Cybersecurity Skills Gap: Is it Real? | Cybrary Limited Series Sep 23, 2020

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"There's not enough cyber talent." "If I train my employees, they'll leave for better jobs." "We need to find a unicorn - only candidates with 30 years of AWS experience should apply." This episode of the Cybrary Podcast is packed with long-debated and controversial topics, from skill gaps in organizations, to upskilling employees, and even misconceptions from management on who should be hired.

Cybrary's Chief Product Officer, Trevor Halstead, and CEO, Ryan Corey sit down with Naomi Buckwalter, Director of Information Security & Privacy at Energage and Ron Gula, President and Co-Founder at Gula Tech Adventures to bring into view mind-blowing stats from Cybrary's newest survey report. Some big hitters touched on by our panelists are diversity (or the lack of it) in cybersecurity, having a skills growth mindset, using cybersecurity as a business enabler, and in a current/post-pandemic world, the criticality of IT and it's role in cybersecurity.

There is so much to unpack in this episode, so jump into the discussion. Download Cybrary's 2020 Skill Gap Research Report here: https://www.cybrary.it/business/resources/cybersecurity-skills-gap-research-report/

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Founding WiCyS (Women in CyberSecurity) with Dr. Siraj | The Cybrary Podcast Ep. 36 Sep 16, 2020

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In this episode of the Cybrary Podcast we sit down with Dr. Ambareen Siraj, the founder of WiCyS - a non profit whose purpose is to bring women together in cybersecurity. Speaking with Amanda and Angel from the Cybrary team, Dr. Siraj goes through her history in cybersecurity and how WiCyS has helped open the doors for other women to get involved and learn about cybersecurity.

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Why the Military isn't Good for Technologists | The Cybrary Podcast Ep. 35 Sep 09, 2020

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In this episode of the Cybrary Podcast we welcome back Josh Lospinoso, the CEO of Shift5. Speaking with Mike Gruen and Jonathan Meyers from Cybrary, Josh discusses an article he wrote about how the military is a bad place for hackers and what could be done about it.

Here is a link to his original article: https://warontherocks.com/2018/07/fish-out-of-water-how-the-military-is-an-impossible-place-for-hackers-and-what-to-do-about-it/

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