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We are delighted to have Chase Richardson, Head of US Operations for Bridewell, and Martin Riley, Director of Managed Services for Bridewell, joining us today!
We are changing things slightly for this episode, with Martin and Chase diving into how to integrate OT systems into your sim rather than presenting our regular biographical format. Their focus today is predominantly on the increasingly relevant topic of managing data across diverse platforms, particularly in OT applications.
Join us as we explore this integration and unravel the challenges it presents.
Show highlights:
The evolution of cybersecurity technologyHow the industry struggles with integrating IoT and OT data into security simsWhy integrating separate systems into one platform is crucial for security teams How security and operational technology leadership teams convergeWhy hybrid teams are essential for managing cybersecurity risksThe importance of asset visibility and understanding the architecture for effectively implementing security solutions How AI and machine learning can help to reduce noise in security operationsWhy threat intelligence is essential for business risk and control validationThe importance of threat intelligence in the cybersecurity industryLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Chase Richardson on LinkedIn
Martin Riley on LinkedIn
Bridewell
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
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We are thrilled to welcome Juan Carlos Buenano as our distinguished guest for today’s episode of the CS2AI podcast!
Carlos is the Chief Technology Officer for OT at Armis. He is a born technologist and an engineer by training. Beyond his professional endeavors, he embraces a life filled with adventure, enjoying many outdoor activities, including scuba diving, mountain biking, and exploring the scenic expanses of unspoiled nature.
Carlos was born in Venezuela and grew up in a small town outside Caracas. After graduating as an electronic engineer in Venezuela, he traveled to Australia to learn English, fell in love with the country, the lifestyle, and the nature, and has lived there for the last 23 years.
Carlos brings a unique perspective to today’s show, shaped by his professional and personal experiences. Join us for an engaging discussion as he shares his wealth of experiences and insights and explains how he serves his community.
Show Highlights:
Carlos shares his journey to becoming an engineer in the energy industryHow his interest in control systems beganCarlos recounts his early cybersecurity experiences in industrial systems during the early 2000sThe importance of keeping operating systems up to date to prevent vulnerabilities and ensure reliabilityWhy it is essential to understand how technology works in both physical security and cybersecurityCarlos discusses the challenges of integrating cybersecurity into process control systemsCarlos offers advice for engineers who want to get into cybersecurityThe importance of mentorship and learning from others in their industryCarlos discusses the weekly open mic Ask Me Anything sessions he does at workLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Carlos Buenano on LinkedIn
Armis
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We are delighted to have Ken Munro joining us from the UK today!
Ken is a Partner and Co-founder of Pen Test Partners. He is a seasoned technologist, the founder of multiple ventures, a pilot, a skier, and a dynamic and adventurous contributor to our community.
Ken brings a wealth of experience and expertise that promises to enrich our understanding of the evolving landscape in cybersecurity. In today's discussion, we dive into his remarkable career journey and explore his perspective on OT and ICS-related cybersecurity.
Join us for this informative session with Ken as he shares his valuable perspectives.
Show Highlights:
Ken discusses his cybersecurity industry journeyHow Ken’s past Air Force experience relates to his current work in cybersecurityThe benefits of telling a story when communicating complex conceptsKen shares a story to highlight the importance of safety and security within the aviation industryKen talks about the unique systems on board planes and their vulnerabilitiesHow the isolated protocols used in older aircraft systems are more robust and stable than the modern systemsHow even simple display systems can cause airport outagesKen shares his concerns about cybersecurity risks within cloud management platforms for industrial control systemsHow including contractual language for liability in procurement contracts can protect organizations against cybersecurity risksKen shares his thoughts on the future of the cybersecurity industryLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Ken Munro on LinkedIn
Pen TestPartners
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We are excited to bring you another captivating industry leader interview today.
In this episode, we interview Michelle Balderson, the Principal Security Architect at Issquared. Michelle is a seasoned professional. In addition to having extensive experience as an established contributor and leader within the industry, she is a technologist, devoted mother, wife, chef, and a true jack of all trades. Beyond her contributions to the industry, Michelle finds joy in the great outdoors, whether she is conquering hiking trails, setting up camp, or enjoying four-by-four adventures.
In our discussion today, Michelle talks about her personal and professional journey, sharing insights she gained along the way and shedding light on the path that brought her to where she is in her current role as a security specialist.
Join us as we dive into the rich reservoir of wisdom and experience that Michelle brings to the table.
Show Highlights:
How moving around a lot while growing up allowed Michelle to develop an excellent rapport with othersMichelle describes her first experience with technologyMichelle shares her experience of working at Fortinet and SonicWALLWork opportunities within the OT security spaceWhy a more holistic approach to security is neededThe importance of changing the culture within businesses to bridge the gap between different domains How empathy and active listening can drive business successMichelle discusses her role at IssquaredMichelle shares the advice she would give to her younger selfLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Michelle Balderson on LinkedIn
ISSQUARED Inc.
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Today, we are bringing you a fresh, new format called the Author Spotlight, where we focus on the authors within our community.
We are delighted to launch the Author Spotlight by shining our light on Andrew Ginter, the VP of Industrial Security at Waterfall Security Solutions. Andrew has been a steadfast CS2AI supporter since its inception, dedicating considerable time to CS2AI initiatives, and Waterfall is one of our oldest sponsors.
We are grateful to Andrew for generously sharing his insights and all the invaluable contributions he and his company, Waterfall, have made. Andrew's offerings include editing, reading, and committing much of his time to community projects.
Join us today as we explore Andrew's wealth of wisdom and experience.
Show Highlights
Andrew reflects on his writing process and discusses his new book, The Golden Black Book.Andrew talks about a new approach of combining cybersecurity and engineering to manage risk.How Andrew structured his book for a mixed audience of engineers and managersThe importance of using mathematical modeling when making cybersecurity decisions rather than relying on intuition or guessworkAndrew highlights the lack of cybersecurity expertise within industrial settings.How complex risks have created the need for a multi-faceted approach to cybersecurityAndrew emphasizes the importance of security by design within product development.Why it’s essential to understand the broader definition of vulnerability Andrew discusses the challenges of writing a book on industrial cybersecurityLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Andrew Ginter on LinkedIn
WaterfallSecurity
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We are thrilled to have another exceptional guest on the show today!
Ron Fabela is the Field Chief Technology Officer at Xona. He is a multifaceted individual who has been a stalwart contributor to the industry for many years. His impressive resume includes being an Industrial Security champion, a military veteran, and a technologist. Beyond his professional achievements, Ron is also a founder, a father, a husband, an astronomy expert interested in anything space-related, and, believe it or not, a goat herder.
Ron has had a wealth of experiences, making him an all-around fascinating guest. Get ready for a long-overdue and truly insightful discussion with Ron Fabela!
Show highlights:
How Ron’s interest in technology beganRon discusses his career in the military and talks about his cybersecurity trainingRon offers advice for young people The benefits of working for large organizations, doing internships, and doing volunteer workHow Ron progressed in his cybersecurity careerWhy no opportunity for exposure to systems and networks should ever get squanderedHow Ron’s military experience shaped his approach to workRon shares insights on the challenges of consultingThe importance of having hobbies and passions outside of workRon talks about his role as a Field CTOHow the control systems cybersecurity industry has evolvedWhy it is essential to persevere with projects, even when facing challenges or the progress is slowLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Ron Fabela on LinkedIn
Xona
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We are delighted to have Bill Lawrence, the Chief Delivery Officer at Itegriti Corporation, joining us on the podcast today!
For those unfamiliar with Bill, he is a well-rounded and multifaceted individual. He is a technologist, artist, and a loving father and husband, in addition to being a talented singer, Navy veteran, and pilot.
Bill is known in the industry for his many achievements. In today’s conversation, we unveil the various layers of his experiences and perspectives, and he shares insights into the unique facets that have defined his professional and personal journey.
Stay tuned as we delve into the steps and milestones that have shaped Bill’s dynamic career!
Show highlights:
How Bill started programming in the fourth or fifth gradeHow a movie inspire him to join the militaryBill shares some of his exciting fighter pilot experiences Bill’s Naval Academy experiences included computer science studies and exposure to cybersecurityBill reflects on teaching cybersecurity at the Naval Academy How he transitioned in his career after quitting the Naval Academy Bill discusses his time spent as a project manager at NERCHow Grid X evolved and grewCybersecurity and compliance within the energy industryThe importance of reading books and applying them to life to make a positive impactWhy Bill finds quantum computing and AI exciting prospectsLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Bill Lawrence on LinkedIn
ItegritiCorporation
Books mentioned:
The Ideal Team Player by Patrick Lencioni
How to Be Perfect by Michael Perry
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We are delighted to have another remarkable guest joining us on the podcast today!
Dr. Jesus Molina, the Director of Industrial IoT at Waterfall Security Solutions, is a seasoned cybersecurity practitioner and well-known OT cybersecurity thought leader. He is a technologist and inventor driven by an insatiable curiosity. In addition to being a copious reader and an electrical engineer with a Master's degree and a Ph.D. in the field, Dr. Molina is a dedicated researcher, a sailor, an intrepid traveler, a compelling public speaker, and an ardent educator.
Dr. Molina’s passion for cybersecurity, particularly in the context of IoT and OT, is evident in everything he does. Join us today as we delve into the insights and experiences of this accomplished cybersecurity expert.
Show highlights:
Dr. Molina talks about his early life experiencesHow his interest in cybersecurity beganDr. Molina explains how he created a virus that infected every computer in his high schoolDr. Molina shares his experience of pursuing a Master's degree in the US after studying in SpainA valuable lesson learned about remaining cautious and protecting a group or organization after a security breachCybersecurity challenges and solutions in various industriesHow Dr. Molina discovered he could control every room in a hotel by exploiting a wireless network vulnerabilityDr. Molina shares a cautionary story about the importance of watching what you say around journalistsHow curiosity drives creativityDr. Molina discusses his views on the futureLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Dr. Jesus Molina on LinkedIn
Waterfall Security Solutions
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We are delighted to welcome Rob Dyson as our special guest for the 100th episode of the CS2AI podcast!
Rob is the Global OT Security Services Leader for IBM. Beyond his corporate role, he is a military veteran, a tech enthusiast, a devoted father and husband, a proud grandfather, and an avid scuba diver.
His extensive experience overseeing key service areas within an industry giant like IBM makes Rob an exceptional guest for this milestone podcast. He joins us today to share his insights on control systems, operating technology, and cybersecurity practices.
Rob truly brings a wealth of knowledge and clarity to today’s discussion. Stay tuned for more!
Show highlights:
How Rob’s interest in technology influenced his desire to explore new things and push boundariesThe challenges of setting up a business continuity plan in a remote locationHow security measures have evolved from the early days of network security to modern-day cybersecurityThe importance of understanding the network for OT securityHow software developers can bring valuable skills to cybersecurity after mastering the fundamentals of networkingRob shares his insights on entrepreneurship in the cybersecurity spaceHow Rob got offered a job with IBM in 2012 after a quick and unexpected interview process Rob explains how he transitioned to full-time OT security work in 2016 Why is there a need for a different mindset and cultural understanding within the OT cybersecurity industry? Rob offers advice for people who have recently begun their career journeysLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Rob Dyson on LinkedIn
IBM
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We are delighted to have Gary Kessler joining us as our special guest for today's episode of the CS2AI podcast show!
Gary is a multifaceted individual with a diverse array of interests. He has been involved in many different projects over time and has worn various hats under the umbrella of his company, Gary Kessler Associates.
His impressive literary contributions include over 75 articles and three books, establishing him as a prolific authority on cybersecurity. He started his journey as a computer programmer and continues to embrace that today. He is a former EMT firefighter, a passionate outdoorsman, an avid cyclist, and an accomplished master scuba diver trainer. He also is a boat captain, a retired college professor, and a dedicated husband and father.
Stay tuned for Gary’s interesting backstory and fascinating insights on maritime cybersecurity!
Show highlights:
Gary shares his backstory and cybersecurity journey How Gary got into maritime cybersecuritySome early computer security vulnerabilities and hacking techniquesGary dives into current shipbuilding practicesSome potential maritime cybersecurity risks and threatsGary discusses his initial focal point with maritime cybersecurityCan a ship be hacked to gain potentially damaging data?Security by design and resilience in engineeringWhy bridge crews and officers have to be more technologically aware now than ever beforeLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Gary Kessler on LinkedIn
Gary KesslerAssociates
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We are delighted to welcome Vincent Riou as our special guest for today’s CS2AI podcast!
Vincent is a distinguished figure within the cybersecurity industry who has profoundly impacted the field in recent years. He is a multifaceted individual with a passion for uniting people- even tens of thousands of individuals at times, for various causes. He is a French Navy veteran, a technologist, a founder, a dedicated father, a loving husband, a culinary artist, and above all, an all-around stand-up guy!
Vincent has a wealth of knowledge to share with us today! He joins us to discuss some pertinent cybersecurity issues and concerns and the upcoming FIC event in Montreal on October 25th and 26th.
Stay tuned for more!
Show highlights:
The story behind the FIC Conference that took place in Lille, France, just over a year agoWhy were the FIC events started?How cybersecurity is part of the fabric of every type of business organization, institution, and government bodyVincent explains why he organizes open events focusing on those who rely on the digital transformation of the worldVincent talks about the OT part of the Montreal event and explains how it started Vincent explains what comes first when he organizes an eventHow the Montreal event will differ from the event that took place in Lille last yearVincent pulls back the curtain to reveal how the big conferences work and what it is like to run themVincent shares his future vision for news conferences in North AmericaLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Vincent Riou on LinkedIn
SAVE THE DATE FIC North America – October 25 and 26, 2023
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Today, Derek Harp interviews Susan Peterson Sturm, the Chief Information Security Officer at Cognite.
Susan is a Transformational Operational Technology leader with 20 years of experience in profitably scaling innovative software-based businesses, including automation, IIOT, and cyber security. She has a proven track record of growing and structuring early-stage, profitable digital software-driven P&Ls in excess of $150M. She specializes in change management, product management, M&A, and strategic alliances. Susan serves on advisory boards of Cognite, Innosphere Ventures & One Warm Coat.
Susan is an incredible individual with vast experience! She’s an empath, DEI champion, mentor, board advisor, and volunteer focused on poverty alleviation.
In this episode, she discusses her background, talks to Derek about her professional journey, and offers helpful tips and advice.
You won’t want to miss this episode if you are considering a career in the cybersecurity space. Tune in to hear Susan’s fascinating story and benefit from her years of experience in the security field.
Show highlights:
Susan talks about her studies.Her motivation for pivoting into energy after graduating from college.What she gained from her career in international affairs.Some of Susan’s interesting roles early on in her career.The benefits of getting in-the-field experience.There are many different leadership paths to be chosen within the industry.What you can gain from working abroad with distributed teams.Where security first intersected with Susan’s career.Why it’s worth investing your time in networks.How being vulnerable can help you develop valuable relationships.The role mentorship has played in Susan’s career.How Susan ended up in her current role as a CISO.Motherhood can be very challenging for women in senior roles. The importance of moving on from any workplace where you don’t feel safe to express your needs.Links and resources:
(CS)²AI
Cognite
Susan Peterson Sturm on LinkedIn
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Dr. Michael Chipley, the Founder and President of the PMC Group, is the guest for today’s podcast.
Dr. Chipley has over 30 years of consulting experience in the areas of Program and Project Management, Cybersecurity, Energy and Environmental (LEED, Energy Star, and Carbon Footprint); Critical Infrastructure Protection and Analysis; Building Information Modeling (BIM) Technology; Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), and Emergency Management/Disaster Recovery.
Dr. Chipley served 24 years as a Civil Engineer in the US Air Force and has been consulting since 2001. He is a former adjunct faculty member at George Mason University, where he taught the Infrastructure Security Engineering, Building Security, and Building Information Modeling courses.
Dr. Chipley grew up on a farm in Oregon. He is a long-time contributor to cybersecurity for control systems, civil engineer, US Airforce veteran, husband, father, grandfather, outdoor enthusiast, and wine enthusiast. He joins Derek Harp today to discuss his military background and career journey and share his insights and advice.
You will not want to miss this episode if you are leaving the military and considering a career in cybersecurity. Stay tuned to hear Dr. Chipley’s story and benefit from his breadth of experience!
Show highlights:
What Dr. Chipley did and studied during the 24 years he spent in the military. Dr. Chipley talks about Shodan.io and what it can do.Some advice about skills and opportunities in the control systems space.How Dr. Chipley benefited from joining the military.Why you can never stop learning in the control systems world.Why women tend to excel in the cyber field.How students can find opportunities to join internship programs.Potential challenges that people in cybersecurity could face.Some of the projects with which Dr. Chipley is currently involved.What can young people do to add to their knowledge and education to increase their value five years from now?Links and resources:
(CS)²AI
The PMC Group
Michael Chipley on LinkedIn
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We are excited and very grateful to have David Pekoske, the current Administrator for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), joining us today to share a closeout keynote he recently delivered.
With a distinguished career spanning many years of dedicated service within the Coast Guard and the Department of Homeland Security, Administrator Pekoske has held various pivotal roles. Now, he stands at the helm of the Transportation Security Administration. With his wealth of experience and insights, this episode promises to offer a unique perspective on the challenges and innovations in transportation security. Stay tuned for more!
Show highlights:
What the TSA does for security beyond the aviation systemAdministrator Pekoske discusses cybersecurity measures for critical infrastructureWhat are the cybersecurity regulations for critical infrastructure?The importance of cybersecurity and the need for a coordinated response to cyber attacksWhich measures have been put in place for cybersecurity in the transportation sector?Cybersecurity regulations and complianceWhich cybersecurity measures in place for critical infrastructure? What should the regulator have a basic understanding of and be willing to do to achieve their goals?How insider threats within the aviation industryCybersecurity and workforce development in the aviation industryOptions for cybersecurity careers in the government and private sectorsLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
David Pekoske on LinkedIn
TransportationSecurity Administration (TSA)
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Derek is thrilled to have a true industry legend returning to the podcast today!
Joe Weiss, the Managing Partner at Applied Control Solutions LLC, initially appeared on the show in episode 61. If you have not already done so, you can listen to that episode to learn more about his biography and personal journey.
Joe's reputation in the industry precedes him, as he is among the select few who can honestly claim to have dedicated more time and expertise to the field of cybersecurity field than almost anyone else. His career includes tenures at renowned organizations, and he is the curator of one of the world's largest incident databases.
As in the words of Paul Simon, there have been incidents, accidents, hints, and allegations, and Joe Weiss has been at the forefront of understanding and dissecting all of those challenges. Join us for a thought-provoking episode where we dive into the complexities of cyber incidents, attribution, and the ever-evolving landscape of industrial security.
You are in for an enlightening conversation today, so stay tuned for more!
Show highlights:
The story of how Joe started his database Cybersecurity in the context of nuclear safety and control systemsJoe discusses his database of incidents, explaining how it provides valuable insights into the history of cybersecurity incidents.Control system cybersecurity incidents and their causes Cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities in industrial control systemsThe importance of securing sensors and actuators in industrial control systemWhy do engineers need training on policies and procedures to address security concerns with field devices?Security issues within the industryJoe shares his frustration with the lack of progress in IoT security.Ways to live with insecure systems and even turn them into money-making machines for end usersWhy is Joe calling for a holistic approach to control systems?Links and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Joe Weiss on LinkedIn
Applied ControlSolutions LLC
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Derek is delighted to welcome Ron Gula of Gula Tech Adventures and Co-Founder of Tenable as the guest for today’s show! His name is synonymous with innovation and expertise, and many listeners are bound to recognize the companies he has either birthed or influenced.
Ron is originally from upstate New York. He was born in Rochester, grew up in Syracuse, and went to Clarkson University. He has had a multifaceted background and has worn many hats throughout his career. First and foremost, he is a technologist, with his roots tracing back to his formal training as an electrical engineer. He is also a programmer, founder, and CEO.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Ron is a military veteran after serving in the United States Air Force. He is a husband, father, podcasting enthusiast, masterful 3D animator, and scuba diver. He also indulges in cigar appreciation, holds roles as an investor, advisor, and board member across diverse ventures, and is a passionate champion of philanthropy.
Today's conversation promises to be enlightening and inspiring! Stay tuned as we delve into the multifaceted tapestry of Ron's life and myriad experiences!
Show highlights:
How Ron became a hackerOne of Ron’s worst experiencesThe importance of understanding the mission of a companyRon talks about Dragon, network security, and how Dragon got acquired by another companyRon shares his motivation for starting his business and explains how he did itRon shares his advice for doing a startupHow Ron and his business partner co-founded Tenable Why Ron called his company Gula Tech AdventuresWhat they do at Gula Tech AdventuresLinks and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Ron Gula on LinkedIn
Gula Tech Adventures
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Step into the cybersecurity world alongside Derek today as he brings you another riveting discussion with an esteemed expert!
Rob Putman is the Global Manager of Cybersecurity Services at ABB Process Automation. At the core of his journey lies an unquenchable thirst for understanding that has fueled his prowess within the cybersecurity world and beyond. Apart from his impressive professional portfolio, his life encompasses interwoven threads of diverse experiences. He is a US Army veteran, a devoted father, a relentless technologist, a car enthusiast, an intrepid skier, adaring rock climber, and a masterful team builder.
With Rob hailing from the scenic Bainbridge Island in Washington State, just beyond the heart of Seattle, his insatiable curiosity about the mechanics of the world ignited his trailblazing path. With a penchant for dismantling and deciphering, he embarked on a lifelong mission to unravel the inner workings of things, often charting unorthodox courses to unveil hidden truths.
Rob's curiosity and unyielding quest for understanding demonstrate the boundless possibilities that emerge when dedication intersects with ingenuity. Join Derek in witnessing the blend of expertise and passion embodied by Rob's exceptional journey as he peels back the layers of his life and work.
This episode will enrich your understanding of cybersecurity and illuminate the transformative power of unbridled curiosity and purpose-driven endeavors! Stay tuned for more!
Show highlights:
Rob shares his superhero backstory.The jobs Rob did early in his career.How Rob transitioned into the tech world.The benefits of being opportunistic.How Rob managed to stay connected with interesting people as they moved around.How did he get into industrial control?The importance of having a diverse workforce to protect critical and control systems.Building trust and building bridges within a company.The challenges Rob faces and something he has to think about continuously in his current role. Some sage advice from Rob.Links and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Rob Putman on LinkedIn
ABB ProcessAutomation
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In the captivating world of cybersecurity, where technology and innovation intersect to safeguard our digital landscapes, Derek is delighted to welcome today's distinguished guest, Chris Kirsch!
Chris is a man of multifaceted talents and roles. In addition to being the Co-founder and CEO of runZero , he is also a husband, a runner, a social engineer, an unwavering devotee to cybersecurity, a seasoned member of various security ventures, and a chef specializing in the art of bread baking!
With his company serving as a bridge to the operational technology community, Chris's journey is a tale that weaves through diverse geographies. He grew up and went to primary school in Germany. He then attended boarding school in Switzerland, after which he continued his education in the United Kingdom.
As we journey through Chris's narrative, we dive into his role as a longstanding contributor to the cybersecurity landscape and his pivotal role in bridging the gap between the digital domain and operational technology.
Join us as we delve into the diverse facets of the narrative of Chris Kirsch, a remarkable force in the cybersecurity world! You’re bound to be enthralled by his unique story that intertwines his personal experiences with his unyielding commitment to the cybersecurity domain!
Show highlights:
Some lessons learned from PGP.Bridging the gap between hardware and software.How adding a second product to the sales process changes the hearts and minds of a sales team.Transitioning from working with crypto-geeks to hackers. (18:51)The value of cold-calling managers. (26:01)Two essential attitudes you can have to an acquisition.The benefits of being open and having conversations without expectations.Fingerprinting flaky devices.The importance of having a good inventory. Chris’s advice to his younger self.Links and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Chris Kirsch on LinkedIn
RunZero
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Step into the cybersecurity world with Derek Harp for another riveting episode of the CS2AI podcast show! Derek has welcomed a vast array of industry titans onto the podcast, and this episode is no exception!
Today’s show features Bryson Bort, the CEO and luminary Founder of Scythe. Bryson’s influence spans the domains he has touched, nurtured, advised, and meticulously built from the ground up. As the creator of the renowned ICS Village and the driving force behind Grimm, his story is an intricate tapestry of innovation and impact.
A military veteran from the US Army, a nurturing father, a culinary maestro hosting his own show, a kayaker, a relentless charity fundraiser, and an all-around exceptional individual, Bryson embodies a remarkable depth that will most certainly captivate all listeners!
Bryson spent his formative years in Germany and the Soviet Union. His linguistic journey began with German, followed by immersion language programs to master English, which was crucial for his educational pursuits. He spent his early years in Berlin until 1988, then in Moscow until 1990. His journey eventually culminated in the United States during his teenage years.
Grab a seat and tune in as Derek unravels the narrative that shaped the exceptional Bryson Bort!
Show highlights:
How Bryson got into cybersecurity.How Bryson learned that procurement is your best friend.The importance of building relationships and providing exceptional service.Bryson shares his recommendations for working with individuals with technical backgrounds and getting them on board. The importance of understanding the business and mission of the company you work for.How cybersecurity eventually took over Bryson’s career path.How Bryson got the nickname, Grimm.Bryson talks about starting his company.Bryson shares some advice for taking on new ideas.Bryson explains what the ICS Village is all about.Links and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Bryson Bort on LinkedIn
Scythe
GRIMM
Episode 79 withMegan Sanford
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In an ever-evolving world where progress accelerates exponentially, the pursuit of knowledge and an unwavering commitment to shaping a prosperous future have never been more vital.
Today, we have the distinct honor of hosting a true trailblazer in the field of academia and industry as Dr. Barton Miller, the esteemed Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, joins Derek to share his passion, talk about what he does in the industry, and discuss how we can create a better tomorrow.
Since first setting foot on the grounds of the prestigious Wisconsin-Madison University in 1984, Bart has spent nearly four decades at the forefront of research and innovation. With his roots in Southern California and his current abode in Johnson, his passion continues to burn as bright as the Californian sun he grew up under!
Join us for an enlightening journey as Bart embarks on a riveting conversation, unraveling his unwavering passion, pioneering contributions in the industry, and vision for a brighter future!
Get ready to delve into a world of cutting-edge ideas and explore how we can shape a promising future holding boundless potential!
Show highlights:
Bart shares his origin story. Why is it essential to get early exposure to control systems and focus on a specific area of interest?The value of resiliency and keeping systems up.What is plus-testing?Bart dives into how he uses terms like deep-fried security, crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, when teaching.Examples of physical attacks on industrial systems. How did Bart get started in computer science? Bart explains fuzz-testing.The pros and cons of open source. Bart gets into his Introduction to Software Security course. Bart discusses something he has been looking at most recently- ransomware.Links and resources:
(CS)²AI
Derek Harp on LinkedIn
Dr. Barton Miller on LinkedIn
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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