Phillip Wylie Show

• Chris Glanden: The Power of Content in Cybersecurity

  SummaryIn this episode of the Phillip Wylie Show, Phillip Wylie interviews Chris Glanden, a cybersecurity professional and podcaster. They discuss Chris's journey into cybersecurity, his experiences in podcasting, and his recent ventures into documentary filmmaking. The conversation also touches on public speaking, community engagement through events like the Lone Star Cyber Circus, and advice for aspiring podcasters. Chris shares insights on the importance of storytelling in cybersecurity and the impact of podcasts on listeners' lives.TakeawaysChris Glanden's journey into cybersecurity began after high school.He transitioned from IT to cybersecurity in 2011.Chris started his podcast during the pandemic in 2020.He has produced two documentaries focusing on cybersecurity themes.The Lone Star Cyber Circus is a community event Chris is passionate about.Public speaking was a challenge for Chris, but he has embraced it.Chris aims to create a conference for content creators in cybersecurity.He encourages aspiring podcasters to start with a clear purpose.Feedback from listeners motivates podcasters to continue their work.Community engagement is vital for personal and professional growth.Connect with Chris:https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisglanden/https://pr0ph-1t.com/https://www.barcodesecurity.com/

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• Gideon Rasmussen: Preparing for Promotion in Cybersecurity & Tech Leadership

  SummaryIn this conversation, Gideon Rasmussen discusses the importance of understanding one's professional development areas and how to prepare for promotion. He emphasizes the need for individual contributors to demonstrate leadership and deliver solid performance over time to be considered for advancement.TakeawaysKnow what your areas of professional development are.Pursue your professional development actively.Prove yourself ready for promotion now.No one will provide a clear path to promotion.Write performance plans to guide your development.Run projects to showcase your skills.Demonstrate leadership even as an individual contributor.Aim for three to four years of solid performance.Deliver on projects consistently to advance.Seek feedback to improve your performance.Connect with Gideon:https://www.linkedin.com/in/gideonrasmussen/Gideon's book:Program Architecture: Fight the Good Fight (Security, Audit and Leadership Series) https://www.amazon.com/Program-Architecture-Fight-Security-Leadership/dp/1032896000

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• Christopher Russell: Balancing Skills in Cybersecurity

  SummaryIn this conversation, Christopher Russell emphasizes the importance of being well-rounded in the field of cybersecurity. He discusses the necessity of understanding both offensive and defensive strategies, as well as the need for security professionals to grasp the business aspects of their roles. Russell highlights that a successful CISO must not only be technically proficient but also understand how security tools can support and enhance business operations.TakeawaysBeing well-rounded is essential in cybersecurity.A balance of offensive and defensive skills is necessary.Understanding various technologies is crucial.One must grasp how the business operates.An appetite for business knowledge is important.Security professionals should not just be cost centers.Enabling security tools can improve business areas.Tinkering and experimenting is part of the learning process.Thinking like a CISO involves business alignment.Collaboration between security and business is key.Connect with Christopher:https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-russell-5a9b20a7/

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• Ted Harrington: Demystifying the Hacker Mindset

  SummaryIn this episode of the Philip Wylie Show, host Phillip Wylie speaks with Ted Harrington, a fellow podcaster and author, about the hacker mindset and its implications in cybersecurity. They discuss the misconceptions surrounding hackers, the importance of curiosity and creativity, and how the hacker mindset can be applied beyond technology. Ted shares his personal journey into the world of hacking, the motivation behind his new book, and offers insights on building a personal brand in the cybersecurity field. The conversation concludes with a message of optimism regarding the future of cybersecurity and the role of hackers in creating a safer digital world.TakeawaysThe hacker mindset is about curiosity and creativity.Not all hackers are malicious; many are ethical.It's never too late to pivot into cybersecurity.The hacker mindset can be applied to various fields, not just tech.Building a personal brand requires authenticity and consistency.Helping others should be the primary goal of content creation.The hacker community is diverse and includes many positive contributors.Innovation and disruption are key aspects of the hacker mindset.Ted's journey illustrates that anyone can become a hacker.Optimism is essential in the face of cybersecurity challenges.Connect with Ted:https://www.tedharrington.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/securityted/https://www.amazon.com/Inner-Hacker-New-Way-Thinking-ebook/dp/B0FQR1SWWHChapters00:00 Introduction to the Hacker Mindset04:09 Ted Harrington's Hacker Origin Story11:27 The Inspiration Behind 'Inner Hacker'16:42 Defining the Hacker Mindset20:12 Building a Personal Brand in Cybersecurity26:46 Optimism in the Security Profession

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• Bat: The Evolution of a Threat Hunter

  SummaryIn this episode of the Philip Wylie Show, Bat shares her journey from a childhood fascination with computers to a career in cybersecurity, specifically in threat hunting. Bat discusses her early experiences with hacking, the transition from wanting to be a pen tester to discovering a passion for digital forensics, and the day-to-day responsibilities of a threat hunter. The conversation also touches on the importance of education, certifications, and the evolving role of AI in cybersecurity.TakeawaysBat emphasizes the importance of privacy in their work.The journey into hacking often starts from a young age.Career paths in cybersecurity can vary widely.Exploring different disciplines can lead to fulfilling careers.Threat hunting involves a lot of research and documentation.AI is becoming more integrated into cybersecurity roles.Hands-on experience is crucial for success in threat hunting.Certifications can be beneficial but are not always necessary.Education in cybersecurity can be outdated and expensive.Defensive security roles are essential for protecting systems.Connect with Bat:https://x.com/batloggedChapters00:00 Introduction to the Guest and Their Background01:29 Bat's Hacker Origin Story05:14 Career Path and Transition to Cybersecurity10:14 Exploring Different Areas in Cybersecurity12:24 Day-to-Day in Threat Hunting17:49 Leveraging AI in Threat Hunting19:28 Training and Experience for Threat Hunting21:32 The Importance of Building Narratives in Security24:07 Certifications and Their Value27:12 The Value of Formal Education vs. Self-Study29:06 Closing Thoughts on Defensive Security

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