Big Ideas From the First 10 Interviews | Solocast

07/14/22 • 17 min

#014 - A quick recap of interesting ideas and themes from the first 10 interviews on the show.
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Previous Episode

INFOSEC & Finding Creative Security Projects with Dr. Michael Biocchi

#013 - In this episode I was excited to be joined by Dr. Michael Biocchi. He teaches university courses on a variety of Computer Science topics. His courses on Udemy have been taken by 30,000+ professionals and he’s even authored several books. Leading up to his current projects, Mike studied Computer Science during his undergrad, graduate, and post-graduate studies. Plus, he’s got his CISSP and a ton of practical experience from working his way up from help desk to IT Director and onto security leadership roles.
During our chat, Mike shared some wonderful ideas about the advantage of pursuing creative projects that challenge you to develop your security skills, how to think about balancing academic vs other education mediums, and so much more.
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Next Episode

Supply Chain Security and Meaningful Security Careers with Andrew Owlett

#015 - In this next Episode, I was lucky to be joined by Andrew Owlett, an experienced security leader who also makes a project out of coaching aspiring practitioners. He is currently a Supply Chain Security Leader for one of the biggest tech companies on the planet. He’s got nearly 20 years' experience working in diverse emergency management and business continuity related roles. And he's earned his MS in Homeland Security from the University of Maryland.

During our chat, Andrew shared some insights around how he went from being an EMT to leading teams globally in Business Continuity and Supply Chain Security, characteristics that make someone successful in his line of work, bad career advice (to avoid), and so much more!

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