New Cyber Frontier

NCF-266 Reduced Business Cost by Sharing a CISO

July 26, 2021

Tune in today to hear a new way of doing business, sharing CISO expert resources between more than one organization. Today's guest Jim Mallahey tells us about this new business module where these most valuable resources don't have to be full-time with your organization. Small businesses may find this extremely valuable. Hear how changing the narrative from technical jargon to business cost savings and value. Some good recommendations for engineers that want to break into the management level roles. Also, hear an excellent connection to implementing cybersecurity as a blue ocean strategy. If you're a small business, you won't want to miss today's show.

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NCF-CO20 Economic Development and Military Programs

July 19, 2021

Today, we will look at economic and job growth in the cybersecurity industry with Chief Defense Development Officer Reggie Ash of the Colorado Springs Economic Development Corporation. Though Reggie represents regional economic development, it gives us a good cross-section that may be applied across the US and nationally. Staying up to date on economics is a big part of what we look at here at the new cyber frontier. In addition, Reggie gives us an exciting analysis of how the US government determines the location of significant cybersecurity agencies and programs. We welcome your comments about what you see in your area or your segment that may differ from what you heard today. Would you please give us feedback and recommendations for guests that might have a different perspective?

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NCF-265 Predicting Future Malicious Activity On The Dark Web

July 12, 2021

This episode's conversation between our Host Shawn Muray and today's guest David Vaughn turned fascinating as we talked about dark web analytics and AI used to predict future malicious activity. The combination of using real-time data and past analytics seems to be a strength with his previous employment at Spycloud. As he begins his new role with Equinix, he hopes to apply his vast experience in their B to B communication space. Equinix, a name you might not hear that often because they work exclusively to interconnect businesses. This show is full of somewhat technical but easily understandable to a general audience. I'm sure you will enjoy listening to today's show because of the great energy David Vaughn brings to the table on this episode of New Cyber Frontier.

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NCF-264 Introducing New Host Tim Montgomery

June 28, 2021

Today, we introduce a new host and team member for New Cyber Frontier, Tim Montgomery; we look forward to everything he will bring to the show over the coming years. His experience in the cybersecurity world is pervasive, having worked for the TSA, Government and being an ex-marine for the armed forces. You'll find Tim to be a great conversationalist, and he brings out the human side with his warm, candid one-on-one dynamics. We hope you all enjoy getting to know our new host and are ready to stand by to hear from him over the months to come.

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NCF-263 Levels of Required Security Architecture for Businesses

June 21, 2021

How much security is enough security? Today, our Guest, Esther Schagen-van Luit, talks about security architecture and advice on creating just enough security for businesses at different levels of security risk. If you are a smaller business, you'll need light and nimble tactics; big businesses with more significant risk's handled it differently. Listen in to this episode of NCF for all the details and levels in between.

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NCF-262 Problem solving and Application Security

June 15, 2021

Application development is one of the first and most important lines of defense in a world where our software tools can have more power than we do. Today, our guest, Tanya Janca, talks about her passion for Application Security with both the importance and her educational journey. When a software product goes out, one of the last steps is to hire a penetration tester, whose job is to try and break the system and see what security concerns were overlooked. Once this point in the development cycle happens, there is little time to fix issues, and it often becomes something like putting a bandage on a broken window. Listen in on today's episode of New Cyber frontier to discover the steps you can take to learn application security.

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NCF-261 Becoming a Leader for Cybersecurity

June 8, 2021

A majority of cyber attacks come from mistakes made by individuals inside an organization. Our guest today, Magda Chelly, talks about the human aspect of cybersecurity and the traits of a great leader for cybersecurity. Without dynamic leadership, communication barriers often lead to misinformation in an organization and a much higher weakness to cyberattacks. Listen to today's episode of New Cyber Frontier to discover how you can be the next leader for cybersecurity.

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NCF-260 How to Find The Next Big Cyber Product

May 24, 2021

Today, Garret Grajek, a project development expert, discusses bringing successful cybersecurity products to market and how development becomes longer than the industry takes to change its mind. The only way to solve that problem is to work on it from both ends, shortening development cycles and rapidly identifying changes in industry needs. Listen in on today's New Cyber Frontier podcast to find out how to determine the next big cybersecurity product.

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NCF-259 Marketing Cybersecurity and Asking The Right Questions

May 17, 2021

On today's show, host Christopher Gorog talks with Emmy Lebert, marketing expert, to discuss cybersecurity from a marketing perspective. Often a divide arises between those who have a deep understanding in cybersecurity, and those who need to ask questions, and don’t know where to begin. Listen in as we discuss cybersecurity from a marketer’s perspective on today's New Cyber Frontier.

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