Episode 52 - Lee Kappon - CEO & Co-Founder of Suridata

09/26/23 • 18 min

Welcome to Cyber Inspiration Podcast, you may be familiar with me as Co-host of the Security Architecture Podcast, which I started with Dmitry Raidman CTO of Cybeats in 2020.

From the Episode:

Take the relevant parts from each and every conversation and feedback session that you're having and then grow from it.
At this point, I can say that we've created a culture of open discussion and open feedback
We can start the day with a plan, and we can end the same day with a completely different outcome. But that's startup.

Please comment, rate and share with your friends. It helps the show and also helps the people that plan to start their own businesses.

Welcome to Cyber Inspiration Podcast, you may be familiar with me as Co-host of the Security Architecture Podcast, which I started with Dmitry Raidman CTO of Cybeats in 2020.

From the Episode:

Take the relevant parts from each and every conversation and feedback session that you're having and then grow from it.
At this point, I can say that we've created a culture of open discussion and open feedback
We can start the day with a plan, and we can end the same day with a completely different outcome. But that's startup.

Please comment, rate and share with your friends. It helps the show and also helps the people that plan to start their own businesses.

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Episode 51 - George Avetisov - Founder & CEO of 1up.ai

Welcome to Cyber Inspiration Podcast, you may be familiar with me as Co-host of the Security Architecture Podcast, which I started with Dmitry Raidman CTO of Cybeats in 2020.

From the Episode:

A big enterprise can pull you in a lot of directions. While they could be a great source of validation, they're not always the best source of product feedback and roadmap requests.
If you're working on something cool, and it's something that people want to share with their friends, and put on their Facebook, and tell their families that they're working on you will attract that talent.
Ultimately it's the user that decides and should be driving where this product is going, and they should be pulling you in that direction.

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Episode 53 - Balaji Gopalan - CEO & Co-Founder of MedStack

Welcome to Cyber Inspiration Podcast, you may be familiar with me as Co-host of the Security Architecture Podcast, which I started with Dmitry Raidman CTO of Cybeats in 2020.

From the Episode:

One of the things I find about security innovations is they often don't start from security. They start from a problem that the industry needs to solve, but doing security becomes a requirement for achieving that.
The first secret to staying on top of tasks is prioritization because you can't do everything.
There's lots of ways you can measure success in the business, whether it's your employees are satisfied, whether you get media coverage when you raise funding or that kind of thing. At the end of the day, it's the product value that really matters more than anything else.

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