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In this episode of Fed Ninjas, we discuss the emerging impact of AI tools like Google Notebook LM on modern workflows and how AI can transform content creation by turning documents into engaging podcast formats and discuss the practical applications and potential implications of these technologies in various professional settings. The conversation also touches upon the importance of responsible data stewardship and security, emphasizing the need for companies to balance innovation with safety. Lessons from historical technologies, such as the printing press and early digital cameras, are used to illustrate how disruptive tech can create new opportunities while maintaining human oversight and ethical considerations in AI deployment.
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In this discussion, Bertie shares his journey in studying for the CISSP certification and validates her learning method. The conversation dives into the potential disconnects between sales and customer needs, emphasizing the importance of relationships, trust, and governance in sales. The group discusses effective after-action reviews, leveraging AI in identity protection, and addressing shadow IT. They highlight the importance of policy, organizational culture, and maintaining communication within companies. Additionally, the conversation explores the role of fractional executives and strategies to avoid pitfalls in adopting new technologies or approaches.
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Bertie Green joins us for our monthly round table to talk about diverse topics cybersecurity challenges, including leadership strategies, change management and the importance of prioritizing foundational security measures over advanced solutions, drawing parallels to human behavior and organizational dynamics. We also touch on risk management, adaptability, and effective communication within teams.
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In this episode of Fed Ninjas, we were joined by cybersecurity expert Merritt Baer, whose experience includes advising both young startups and Fortune 100 banks on cloud security and go-to-market strategies. Her background includes roles at the Federal Communications Commission, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and more.
In this episode we discuss framing cybersecurity in terms of business risk and outcomes to effectively communicate with C-suite executives; The growing emphasis on SaaS security and edge computing observed at the recent RSA conference; the need for innovative approaches to cybersecurity management, particularly in the face of rising ransomware threats; the dynamics between established companies and startups in the cybersecurity space, and the value of collaboration and mutual learning between the two. You can learn more about Merritt at @merrittbaer on X.
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In this episode, Dr. Sin Ming Loo of Boise State University discusses education and skill development for workforce readiness and its challenges, namely integrating theory with practice, especially in online programs. We also discuss the importance hands-on experience, beyond certifications. Dr. Loo also cautions against over-reliance on AI, emphasizing genuine learning and critical thinking. We also talk about the importance of resilience and attitude in making hires in cybersecurity, where real-world application and ongoing learning are critical, this includes the need for collaboration, fundamental education, and adapting to emerging trends, in the cybersecurity landscape. Thanks Dr. Loo, for your time and insights!
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In the second part of the discussion with Jasen Meese, we discuss how AI has ramped up the velocity of change; The need for academia and commerce to work with each other to address its effects on market competition and trends; The importance of constant experimentation and adaptation to remain competitive in the tech landscape; The challenges of the AI market and the importance of cultivating an innovative culture within teams. A future where innovation in AI is widespread and democratizes technological advancement, and more.
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In this episode, we visit with Jasen Meese, tech exec and CIO of Clutch Solutions, a Native American minority-owned company. We dive into leveraging AI for business growth and how AI can be integrated into operations, enhancing marketing, legal contract review, and cybersecurity. We also talk about some of the challenges that include ethical AI development, addressing bias, and data privacy and the balance between innovation and customer service. Other topics include: Measures in place for GDPR compliance, data security, and privacy protection; Continued collaboration with academia and industry for AI advancements; Exciting prospects in AI-driven solutions for customers, ensuring responsible usage; Future focus on expanding AI applications while maintaining ethical standards.
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Bertie Green visits with the FedNinjas for a discussion about the importance of sales in cybersecurity and the value of diverse experiences; The misconception that success hinges solely on prestigious education rather than hard work and varied backgrounds; The importance of integrity, holistic understanding, and customer relationships; The risks of tech "Frankensteins" and short-term solutions that lead to tech debt; The need for thoughtful, intentional approaches in both sales strategies and security practices…and more!
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In this episode, we discuss the cybersecurity landscape with Bindi Davé, particularly why understanding your starting. She shares the equation of risk: Threat + Vulnerability, shedding light on how it dictates the trajectory of every organization's cybersecurity journey; the need of collaboration to navigate the dangers of assumptions in building robust relationships within and beyond organizational boundaries and much more!
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In this episode we delve into the world of cybersecurity and risk management with Drew Williams, a distinguished author, GRC & Cybersecurity Consulting Expert, and US Navy veteran. Drew's extensive experience includes contributing to the development of regulatory frameworks like HIPAA and Sarbanes Oxley. Throughout our conversation, Drew emphasizes the criticality of prioritizing protection against "the most likely" scenarios and underscores the significance of well-defined processes, heightened awareness, and robust controls. We also explore the evolving role of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and the perilous consequences of prioritizing profits over essential risk mitigation measures for clients. Tune in as we uncover invaluable insights into safeguarding businesses against emerging threats and navigating the complex landscape of cybersecurity.
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Join us for the next installment of our conversation with Bertie Green as we explore the indispensable value of continuous learning and its pivotal role in steering clear of irrelevance. In this episode, Eric and Bertie delve into their personal learning journey, offering insights helpful for cybersecurity professionals navigating the dynamic currents of today's ever-evolving landscape.
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Welcome to Episode 10, where we dive into the vital role of continuous learning with Bertie Green. As a Chief Technologist and CISO advisor, Bertie sheds light on the critical role of education in safeguarding organizations against cyber threats. Join us as we explore topics ranging from the psychological tactics employed by hackers, such as leveraging emotion and exploiting phishing fatigue, to the imperative task of CISOs in establishing a unified language within their organizations. Tune in for a compelling discussion on the indispensable need for perpetual learning in the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity.
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Joe Sullivan is the former Chief Security Officer at industry giants like Cloudflare, Facebook, and Uber, joins us to share invaluable insights on the safe utilization of AI within companies. Throughout our discussion, we explore critical considerations such as monitoring and controls, security protocols, prompt injections, and more. Join us as we navigate the intricate landscape of AI implementation and safeguarding strategies.
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In this episode, we explore the critical role of continuous monitoring within the FedRAMP framework, including the ongoing processes for system certification and accreditation, security event management, and other essential subjects required for effective monitoring.
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If you're looking to break into the federal market with your SaaS application, this episode is your guide. We're diving into the FedRAMP authorization process, starting with securing management commitment, crafting your System Security Plan, and aligning with a federal agency to ensure you have a supportive customer for your journey. Join us as we lay down the roadmap for navigating the complexities of FedRAMP, ensuring your SaaS solution is ready for federal adoption
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Eric and Maurice discuss the critical role of human elements in security systems, highlighting the importance of matching the right people with the right roles to prevent negative impacts on companies and their clients. They explore how human factors integrate with technological protections, stressing the need for thorough testing and alignment to ensure the safety of information and assets. The episode offers insightful perspectives on the relationship between security practices and human involvement, valuable for both professionals and enthusiasts.
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In this episode, we're joined by college student Dillon Smith, who explores the current state of the cybersecurity job market and what students in this field need to know to get ready.
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This episode delves into the crucial importance of I.T. contingency planning, underscored by historical events such as 9/11. We'll break down the essentials of preparing for the unexpected, focusing on two key components: disaster recovery and business continuity.
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Joint Authorization Board (JAB) authorization or agency-sponsored Authority to Operate (ATO) - Which is preferable? Join us as we unravel the complexities of ATO, exploring the differences, required documentation, analysis, and key contacts necessary for success in the federal cloud authorization process.
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In this episode, we speak with Corey Epps, former CISO and current Consultant and Entrepreneur. With the average tenure of a CISO between 18-24 months, Corey shares some of the things CISOs will need to consider given today’s environment. This includes changes he has experienced in recent months; the benefits of Advisory roles; and thoughts on impactful prioritization.
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