Modern Cyber with Jeremy Snyder

Modern Cyber with Jeremy Snyder

por Jeremy Snyder

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Wes Kussmaul of The Authenticity Institute

In this episode of Modern Cyber, Jeremy sits down with Wes Kussmaul, founder and CEO of the Authenticity Institute, to discuss the evolving landscape of digital identity and accountability. Wes explains his unique approach to creating "digital buildings" to provide accountability in online spaces, comparing the internet to an open, outdoor space that lacks the safety and structure of physical buildings. He argues for using Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) as the foundational "building material" for establishing digital accountability, offering a framework where individuals control their own data and identity. Jeremy and Wes explore how this model could address issues with data privacy, and reduce reliance on organizations exploiting personal data. Wes also shares insights from his early tech ventures, including his creation of the world's first online encyclopedia, which later evolved into the Delphi social network. This conversation provides a thought-provoking look at the intersections of technology, privacy, and accountability in a digitally-driven society. About Wes Kussmaul Wes Kussmaul is the founder and CEO of the Authenticity Institute, an organization that pioneers solutions in digital identity and PKI-driven accountability frameworks. With a background as a top-rated cybersecurity thought leader on Thinkers360’s list, Wes is also credited with creating the first online encyclopedia, which evolved into the Delphi social network. His career spans work with the International Telecommunication Union and the publication of his book Quiet Enjoyment, which addresses social media accountability. Known for his innovative perspective on digital spaces, Wes champions a more accountable and privacy-respecting internet built upon PKI technology. https://www.authenticityinstitute.com/ https://weskussmaul.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/weskussmaul/

Jeff Perry Author of the Intentional Engineer

In this episode of Modern Cyber, Jeremy talks with Jeff Perry, a leadership and career expert specializing in helping engineering and technical professionals unlock their potential. They explore the importance of mindset in achieving organizational change, discussing how growth and outward mindsets can lead to better collaboration and success in cybersecurity. Jeff also shares insights on building high-performing teams, addressing burnout, and fostering engagement in high-stress environments. The conversation delves into career clarity and how individuals can create purpose-driven careers while helping organizations reduce churn and improve team dynamics. About Jeff Perry Jeff Perry is a leadership and career expert who helps engineers and technical professionals unlock their potential. He is the author of The Intentional Engineer, a guide to building purpose-driven careers. Jeff's work focuses on mindset, leadership, and organizational culture, helping both individuals and teams thrive in their environments. https://jeff-perry.com/ https://arbinger.com/ https://www.theintentionalengineer.com

Jonathan Steele of Steele Fortress

In this episode of Modern Cyber, Jeremy speaks with Jonathan Steele, a family law attorney and cybersecurity expert, about the intersection of digital privacy, personal security, and legal disputes. Jonathan shares insights from his work at Steele Fortress, focusing on how common digital privacy concerns like shared passwords, iCloud accounts, and tracking devices can complicate family law cases, especially during divorces. They discuss emerging threats like stalkerware and misuse of AirTags, and the importance of compartmentalizing digital lives to avoid unintended access to personal data. Jonathan also offers practical advice for improving personal cybersecurity practices during legal disputes and emphasizes the importance of secure communication methods. About Jonathan Steele Jonathan Steele is a distinguished family law attorney and the founder of Steele Fortress, a leading privacy and cybersecurity consulting firm. As a partner at Beermann LLP in Chicago, Jonathan has a reputation for handling complex family law cases with innovative legal strategies. His dual expertise in law and cybersecurity uniquely positions him to provide invaluable insights into the intersection of these fields. Website: https://steelefortress.com/

Sounil Yu of Knostic on AI

In this episode of Modern Cyber recorded earlier in 2024, Jeremy sits down with Sounil Yu, co-founder of Knostic.ai, to discuss the growing implications of artificial intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity. Sounil shares his insights on the parallels between AI adoption and previous technological shifts, emphasizing the need for new frameworks to handle knowledge security and privacy. The conversation also explores how AI can be leveraged by both attackers and defenders, as well as the potential for regulatory frameworks to shape the future of AI technology. About Sounil Yu Sounil Yu is the co-founder of Knostic.ai and a prominent figure in cybersecurity known for creating the Cyber Defense Matrix and the DIE Triad, which have become key frameworks in the industry. Previously, he served as the CISO and Head of Research at JupiterOne and as the Chief Security Scientist at Bank of America. Sounil holds an MS in Electrical Engineering from Virginia Tech and dual degrees in Economics and Electrical Engineering from Duke University. He is an advisory board member at FireTail and frequently speaks on the intersection of technology, security, and risk management. Website: https://www.knostic.ai/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sounil/

Jeff Lyon of TheCyberWild

In this episode of Modern Cyber, Jeremy chats with Jeff Lyon, CEO and founder of The CyberWild, about the unique challenges of securing the healthcare industry. Jeff shares his journey from IT management to becoming a cybersecurity consultant and discusses his firsthand experience dealing with ransomware attacks in healthcare settings. He explains why legacy systems and a lack of resources make healthcare an attractive target for attackers, and how organizations can mitigate these risks. The episode dives into best practices for managing vulnerabilities on medical devices, developing incident response plans, and building a more resilient security posture. About Jeff Lyon Jeff Lyon is the CEO and founder of The Cyberwild, a cybersecurity firm specializing in helping small and mid-sized organizations protect their digital assets. With decades of experience in cybersecurity, including roles in healthcare and as a consultant for Fortune 50 companies, Jeff brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. He is a certified CISM, CISSP, and CCSP, and holds degrees in management information systems and computer engineering. Jeff is passionate about making advanced security solutions accessible to all organizations, regardless of size or industry. The Cyberwild Website: https://thecyberwild.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cyber-jeff/

Trent Gander on Defense

In this episode of Modern Cyber, Jeremy sits down with Trent Gander, a defense and security consultant, to explore the intersection of physical security and cybersecurity. Trent draws on his experience working in law enforcement and the military to highlight how cyber and physical threats are increasingly intertwined. They discuss the challenges that arise when organizations separate these domains and the potential vulnerabilities that emerge as a result. The conversation also touches on real-world examples, such as drone usage in modern warfare and the risks of improperly discarded hardware. Trent provides a compelling look at how the convergence of these fields will shape future security strategies. About Trent Gander: Trent Gander is a defense and security consultant with over eight years of experience working in the firearms, law enforcement, and military sectors. He specializes in making complex security issues more accessible and has contributed to multiple projects related to modern warfare. Trent is available for consulting work in the law enforcement and military space and can be found on LinkedIn and Upwork. Contact: https://x.com/Gentdeirreveren https://www.linkedin.com/in/trent-gander-944541aa/ secondageallanon@gmail.com

Ani Chaudhuri of Dasera

In this episode of Modern Cyber, Jeremy chats with Ani Chaudhuri, CEO of Dasera, discussing the growing importance of data security in today’s digital landscape. Ani shares his journey in founding Dasera and highlights the company’s mission to build a safer, data-driven world. They discuss key challenges such as visibility into data, insider threats, and the critical need for strong data governance practices. Ani also delves into the concept of cyber hygiene, emphasizing how good hygiene can reduce attack surfaces and improve security postures across organizations. About Ani Chaudhuri Ani Chaudhuri is the CEO of Dasera, a company dedicated to automating data security and governance for structured and unstructured data across cloud and on-prem environments. With a background in building successful tech companies such as eCircle, Opelin, and Whodini, Ani has a deep understanding of data protection and privacy. His experience spans roles at McKinsey, HP, and Tata Steel, and he’s passionate about creating solutions that foster trust between consumers and businesses. https://www.dasera.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/anionline/ https://www.dasera.com/blog/author/ani-chaudhuri https://www.darkreading.com/author/ani-chaudhuri

Rojan Rijal of Ophion & Jonathan Walker of SecurityRunners

In this episode of Modern Cyber, Jeremy sits down with two cybersecurity experts—Jonathan Walker, founder of Security Runners, and Rojan Rijal, founder of Ophion Security—live from fwd:cloudsec 2024. The trio discusses the importance of scanning in red teaming, managing attack surfaces, and how to handle large-scale cloud environments. They dive into the challenges of asset inventory, scaling security efforts, and the need for empathy when working with development teams on vulnerability remediation. Jonathan and Rojan also share insights from their latest projects, including open-source tools and live security exercises. This episode is packed with practical advice for organizations looking to strengthen their security posture. https://www.ophionsecurity.com/ https://www.securityrunners.io/

Dustin Lehr of Katilyst

In this episode, Jeremy talks with Dustin Lehr, co-founder and Chief Product and Technology Officer at Katilyst, about the role of security champion programs in fostering culture change within organizations. Drawing from his extensive background as a software engineer and application architect, Dustin shares insights on building effective security champions programs, why they're essential for companies, and how they facilitate cultural shifts towards better security practices. The discussion covers the use of gamification, fostering long-term engagement, and practical strategies to create a successful security culture. About Dustin Lehr Dustin Lehr is the co-founder and Chief Product and Technology Officer at Katilyst, where he focuses on helping companies drive cultural change through security champion programs. Prior to his leadership role in cybersecurity, Dustin spent over 13 years as a software engineer and application architect across various industries, including retail, defense, and video gaming. His experience in both development and security enables him to bridge gaps between engineering teams and security professionals. In addition to his work at Katilyst, Dustin co-founded "Let’s Talk Software Security," a global virtual meetup group, and authored the Security Champion Program Success Guide. He holds a computer science degree from Colorado State University and a variety of industry certifications. https://www.meetup.com/lets-talk-software-security/ https://securitychampionsuccessguide.org/ https://www.katilyst.com/

Zack Glick of Zatik Security

In this episode of Modern Cyber, Jeremy Snyder speaks with Zack Glick, founder of Zatik Security, live from fwd:cloudsec 2024. Zack shares insights from his extensive experience in cloud incident response, including his time at AWS, where he handled major incidents like Heartbleed and Log4j. He discusses the importance of maintaining calm during high-pressure situations and the unique challenges of managing cloud-based incidents, emphasizing the role of the incident commander over the technical responder. The conversation also touches on Zack's transition to founding Zatik Security, a company offering fractional application security services tailored for small businesses, and the broader challenges and innovations in cloud security today. About Zack Glick Zack Glick is a co-founder and CTO at Zatik Security, a company providing fractional application security services for small and medium-sized businesses. Before starting Zatik, Zack spent eight years at AWS, where he played a key role in cloud incident response, handling some of the most significant security events in the industry. Zack's experience also includes time at New Relic, where he further honed his expertise in cybersecurity. He now focuses on helping small businesses build robust security strategies and navigate complex vendor management requirements. Zatik Security Website - https://www.zatik.io/ Zack Glick LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/zglick/

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