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Hacking by the Rules: Game Changers after Y2K | The Cybrary Podcast Ep. 48
Do better builders make better breakers? Jonathan Meyers, Josh Lospinoso, and Philip Wiley share their views and experiences with the game changers in cybersecurity over the last 20 years, and how it’s helped and hindered people trying to enter the space. In this episode, they cover everything from rapid iteration and continuous learning, to the value of certifications and how to gain the right experience to move forward.
Check out Phil's new book, "The Pentester Blueprint: Starting your Career as an Ethical Hacker" to learn more about your potential as an ethical hacker.
401 Access Denied Podcast Ep. 19 | Inside a Russian Troll Farm with Jessikka Aro
In 2014 Jessikka Aro was a journalist reporting on the start of the Russo-Ukrainian War when she became aware of a group of Russian citizens who were being paid to promote pro-Russia propaganda. Jessikka joins us today to discuss the influence trolls had on public opinion, as well as how she outed them and became a victim of the trolls herself. And most importantly, we discuss how the Russian disinformation campaign is still working successfully in 2021 to control the narrative worldwide.
401 Access Denied Podcast Ep. 18 | Cybersecurity News
Joe Carson from Thycotic and Mike Gruen from Cybrary share how they stay up-to-date with security news through podcasts, blogs, and events. They plug their favorite experts who give honest and direct news, sometimes even with a touch of comedy.
Winter Intermission
Welcome back to the Cybrary Podcast, and Happy Holidays!
Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, or just enjoy the spirit of the season, we hope you are able to take some time off from work and school to celebrate what matters most to you.
As 2020 comes to a close, and we look back at the best (and worst) moments of the year, we raise a glass to you and cheers for making it this far. Thank you, for joining us each week to learn something new and share this journey with us. We appreciate your support and look forward to 2021, so stick with us to find out what episodes we have coming in January!
If you or someone you know would like to be a guest on the Cybrary Podcast, email us at podcast@cybrary.it
The Cybrary Podcast will return in January 2021 for episode 48, so follow or subscribe to the podcast on your favorite streaming service to be notified when future episodes are available!
Happy New Year Cybrarians. Cybrary Out.
Skills vs. Expectations: Defining the Bias Gap | The Cybrary Podcast Ep. 47
Mike Skelton, part of BugCrowd's Security Operation Team, joins Cybrary's Mike Gruen to breakdown the expectation and communication gap. Recruiting the right talent is hard enough when factoring in skills and experience, but the top concern according to Skelton is the lack of proper communication and expectation setting. In this episode, Skelton and Gruen deconstruct their experiences on hiring for their teams and being hired, and the critical role communicating your needs plays in setting realistic expectations for companies and prospective applicants.