There are great stories in the security industry that aren’t being told. Fascinating people who fly below the radar and aren’t being heard. We know because we encounter them in hallways, hotel lobbies and just about everywhere imaginable across the globe. Everytime we think “I wish I had recorded that conversation so that everyone could hear it…” Our goal with Security Voices is to provide a place... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Category | Technology |
After 5 seasons, it’s curtain call for Security Voices. In this final episode, Jack and I reflect on half a decade of podcasting together through times that were both extraordinary for the world and for each of us personally. We discuss some of our f... more
The ascendancy of India in Silicon Valley is undeniable. From top executives such as Satya Nadella (Microsoft) and Nikesh Arora (Palo Alto Networks) to leading investors, we’ve become well accustomed to working with and often for people who have immi... more
The classic mindset of cyber security unmistakably originates from its early leaders: financial services, the defense industrial complex, and big companies that had too much to lose from ignoring what was called at the time “information security risk... more
Let’s say it’s 2012. And you're graduating Stanford with a comp sci degree. You could go to Google, Facebook or any of a number of well-paying emerging juggernauts. If you’re Frank Wang, you move across the coast and do your PhD in cybersecurity at M... more
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It’s obvious Security Voices puts extraordinary effort in covering salient topics and finding guests that are authentic and truly care about being a positive force in this space - the insights they bring to bear are still mind-blowing every. single. time.
Dave Cole and Jack Daniels host great subject matter experts with practical security insights based on their experiences in the industry. No filler. Useful without the boring fluff. Add to this that they don't accept sponsorship $ to muddy the waters: you get clear-headed discussion uncolored by product pitches.
Love this sample and initial launch of fascinating conversations. Keep them coming!!
Excellent new infosec podcast with knowledgeable hosts and interesting guests.
Great people talking about the history of security. As someone that entered into security in the late 2000's its awesome to hear the stories of some of the pioneers of the industry. Highly recomend this to anyone interested in getting into security.
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