The ITSPmagazine Podcast

Imagine that everything in life comes with a manual to figure things out enough to get you started with whatever that is. I think a life hack manual is what they are called nowadays. Well, plenty of people are trying to sell you that, but this is not it. This is Redefining Technology, and today, we talk about a book that will get you started understanding what technology ethics means and why they...

Once upon a time, a student that hated the school system made his mission to change it. Today he is going strong at it, and he is telling us how and his vision for 2030. Inspired by one of his articles, we invited Michael Yates, Co-Founder of Guide, Keynote Speaker & Education Consultant. “What was school like for you? I hated school. I hated the desks in rows, the standardized testing, and the aw...

Patients, and their providers, deserve to have immediate, accurate access to their personal health information so they can get the best healthcare possible. How and where does the concept of interoperability come into play for a number of societal issues and patient care delivery challenges we are trying to solve for? Let's look at TEFCA to find out. in today's story, we are joined by two organiza...

Leadership coach, author, and entrepreneur, April Sabral, joins Tech Done Different to teach us why leaders need to become more aware in order to create better connections. You'll learn: why these three pillars of leadership success matter: Accept, Create, and Teach why to measure performance but not judge the performer why emotions matter in leadership and how to think about them how to ask bette...

It only takes one woman to make a difference but together we can rock the world. Today, we welcome Tash Bettridge to the show and we begin by #BreakingTheBias as we see the world through her eyes. We believe that we can only do so much, as if our destiny was pre-defined. We restrict ourselves in becoming what we want to be. Owning our achievements with pride takes us one step closer to believing i...

As the CISO role has revolved from chief security engineer to cyber risk advisor, successful CISOs are focusing on culture, strategy, and leadership.  Let's discuss some real-world observations and explore some tips for what can prove to be successful across a variety of industries. In addition to the fantastic conversation, there are a ton of resources that Rock and Dutch have provided. Have a li...

On this second podcast recorded with Dr. Susan Birne-Stone, we dive into a conversation that we believe will take many episodes to exhaust. Well, actually, there are good chances that it never will: Reality and Digital World, is there actually a separation between the two? We started with the general relationship between psychology and technology. From here, we could talk about how we use tech and...

It is Episode 38, and Sean is back! | With a sad heart for what is happening in Ukraine, we share some of our personal feelings, a few Infosec perspectives about it, and then we move into regular tech conversations | A robotic sous chef could change the way kitchens function | Cutting through the cloud tech for the future of farming | Self-Driving Delivery Robots Achieve Level 4 Autonomy | Episode...

Gabrielle was a web application developer but her path took different direction, which led to a career as an offensive security consultant. Podcaster, blogger, and pentester Gabrielle shares her journey and advice on how she became an offensive security consultant. _______________________ Guest Gabrielle B. Offensive Security Consultant at Desjardins On Twitter | https://twitter.com/Gabrielle_BGB...

Danielle and I talk about everything from Critical Infrastructure legislation and change, to robot strawberry pickers, and everything in between. _______________________ Guest Danielle Jablanski OT Cybersecurity Strategist, Nozomi Networks On LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniellejjablanski/ On Twitter | https://twitter.com/CyberSnark ______________________ Host Keenan Skelly On ITSPmagaz...

Networking, negotiating, communicating, leading, and career planning—all skills that are critical to your career success. But did anyone ever teach you these skills?  In today's episode, we speak with author, Mark Herschberg, to learn how and why mastering these vital skills are necessary to yield outsized returns for your career and your income. Do we go with the flow and let the career lead us?...

Katlyn chats with us about the importance of sharing our failures, how the basics of cybersecurity are still valuable, and more! As the author of the Dark Roast Security blog, Katlyn hopes that as she shares her journey with others that they'll get something out of it. She also reminds us to do something for yourself every day and the importance of investing in yourself. We also talk about pizza!...

Author and leader Shamane Tan joins Tech Done Different to teach insights from her new book Cyber Mayday about what to do before, during, and after a security incident. You'll learn: what to do before, during, and after a security incident why allies matter, and should be the first thing to establish for a new security executive why to prioritize different efforts in the security program how to th...

During this episode, Jax and Erika have the exciting opportunity to interview their bosses, the founders of ITSPmagazine. Marco and Sean complement one another with their backgrounds - Sean brings the technology and cyber experiences while Marco brings the advertising and political science backgrounds, and together, their mission is to share stories with the hopes of educating the community. If yo...

Data Security is often seen as the “scary” or “intimidating” domain of security. And, yet, it’s needed more than ever before. Historically, it’s a domain of security that is typically found in highly regulated industries. However, data is the currency of the modern economy and the fuel behind nearly every organization. Business large and small collect, create, store, manipulate, and share data tha...

There's a cyber crisis brewing. Not the first. Definitely not the last. But current. Here's some advice as seen on social media (paraphrased)... "take your years of strategizing, planning, budgeting, staffing, and procuring … and do it all within a few days."  How is that helpful? It isn't. It could actually be counter-productive. With the rising concerns over the growing threat of cyberattacks fr...

In this episode, we'll dive deep into the most interesting urban technologies and their implementations. We'll explore what is working and what is not. The discussion will expand to include other technological aspects we must consider such as cost, ethics, regulation, and standards. Hosts Dr. Jonathan Reichental | https://www.itspmagazine.com/the-other-society-hosts-and-panelists/dr-jonathan-reich...

Kirk was an aspiring electrician with a passion for BJJ. Kirk's career path changed multiple times before finding the career of pentester. Kirk share's his story of hard work, discipline and sacrifice, which eventually paid off and landed him in a pentester role. Pentesting wasn't his first or second choice, but one his is very passionate about. _______________________ Guest Kirk Wah Yick Senior I...

If the goal is to fill a role and keep it filled, we may be missing the point of hiring and retaining top talent. More than ever, investing in the human element of cybersecurity is paramount. How we staff and maintain our cyber teams will determine the success of the individuals, the team, and the program. In today's conversation, we connect with two authors, Leeza Garber and Scott Olson, to talk...

Listen up to this conversation with Dr. Susan Birne- Stone as we chat about, The Mentor Project, what mentorship means for us, our passion for radio and television, and what we will be talking about in our following conversation for the Redefining Society Channel: Technology, Psychology, and “Digital Vs. Real Life.”  Dr. Susan Birne-Stone is the producer and host of the TV program and podcast seri...

Dumb chatbots, automated scripts, poor employee interactions, and wasted time frustrate employees and drive away customers. All too often, technology becomes a barrier to real human connection and profitable business. About the book Most leaders believe they provide great customer and employee experiences, yet multiple surveys reveal a sad truth: Most customers and employees don’t agree. In this b...

Security researcher, advocate, and fellow ginger John Hammond joins Tech Done Different to provide insights on how to think like both attackers and defenders, and how a technical person can become a good communicator of ideas. You'll learn: Why the defender only needs to be right once Why to know thy enemy, and how you have some control over the information the attacker can collect What a hacker r...

Having built and brought to market hundreds of products throughout my career, I know how powerful it can be when an organization is rallied behind something that matters. Think about the feeling you get when you achieve what you set out to achieve. Taking responsibility for what we build and how we secure it matters. Especially in the ways we talked about during today’s Their Story episode? It mat...

We all have hobbies. But, as a mom, we sometimes forget what we enjoy most. A girl from India who had big dreams for herself and the path she took is a journey in itself. She chose to dance and relive her childhood memory. Join me, your host Amina Aggarwal, to discover the undiscovered. This is a story of a woman who followed her dreams to become what she is today. We share with you her inspiratio...

This Episode’s Guest is Keenan Skelly | As in-person events are back on the radar, we are sharing how we feel about conferences swags. | Anthropologists are tapping into AI with “fashion underground.” | Gamification is fun, good for exercising our bodies and our minds. | Human and electric powered Micro-Mobility can do wonders for the environment and our health. Yes, Micro Solutions can bring Macr...