by Jason Wolpow of Lawrence Harvey
Get ready for some electrifying cyber discussions as we bring you series two of the "Cyber Sit-down" podcast!🎙 We are thrilled to introduce our new host, and Head of Cybersecurity Operations in our New York office, Jason Wolpow, who is ready to take the reins and guide us through the intriguing world of cybersecurity. You can get in touch with Jason at j.wolpow@lawrenceharvey.com
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February 15, 2024
<p>In this episode, we dive into the practicality of DevSecOps, uncovering this buzzword to understand how it transforms securing the software development process. We also explore the nuances that differentiate CloudSec from DevSecOps, shedding light on their distinct roles in safeguarding digital assets. Additionally, we discuss how to structure an organization that embraces security culture, gaining buy-in from both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Tune in to discover the essential principles and practices that can help your organization prioritize security while maintaining efficiency and innovation.</p> <p> <strong>Guest: Larry Lidz, CISO, Cisco CX Cloud</strong> To speak to Jason, please email him at <strong>j.wolpow@lawrenceharvey.com</strong></p>
January 11, 2024
<p>In this podcast episode, we explored key aspects of building effective security programs on a budget. We went into strategies for optimizing budget allocation, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing tooling investments. The decision between in-house security tool development and purchasing external tools was discussed, weighing the pros and cons. Additionally, we examined how an organization's maturity level influences the development of its security program and the dynamics involved in building a cohesive team. To anticipate future challenges, we analyzed the evolving threat landscape for 2024, providing valuable insights for proactive security measures.</p> <p> Guest: Doug Hromco, CISO, People’s Bank To speak to Jason, please email him at j.wolpow@lawrenceharvey.com</p>
November 1, 2023
<p>In the first episode of Series 2, we explored current trends in Incident Response and the rising significance of Cyber Insurance in today's cybersecurity landscape. We also delved into the entrepreneurial journey of becoming a CEO or Founder of a Cyber business and discussed the transition from the US Army to careers in Cybersecurity and Technology. To add some light-heartedness, we couldn't resist a bit of friendly banter between fans of the Yankees and the Red Sox, bringing a touch of sports rivalry to our conversation. Guest: Billy Gouveia, CEO of Surefire Cyber To speak to Jason, please email him at j.wolpow@lawrenceharvey.com</p>
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Get ready for some electrifying cyber discussions as we bring you series two of the "Cyber Sit-down" podcast!🎙
We are thrilled to introduce our new host, and Head of Cybersecurity Operations in our New York office, Jason Wolpow, who is ready to take the reins and guide us through the intriguing world of cybersecurity.
You can get in touch with Jason at j.wolpow@lawrenceharvey.com
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