Challenge: become an Ethical Hacker
The World Tour Podcast of Cybersecurity Experts.
Stories about the past the present and the future of cybersecurity experts in the world.
First series: Women in cybersecurity
Music: Meydän – Synthwave Vibe
Chloe Messdaghi is a Security Researcher Advocate and partner of WoSEC of the San Francisco chapter. Today she is going to share with us her vision of cybersecurity, give some tips to non profit on how to stay safe, and other tips for those of you who would like to start bug bounties.
You can follow her on Linkedin or Twitter or go to her website
Piyali lives in Vancouver, BC, Canada. She is a computer scientist by training, and community activist by passion. Before starting at Microsoft as a regional program manager for the AI and Cloud Developer Relations team in Canada, she spent several years working in enterprise companies and startups as a software engineer. She also holds a graduate degree in Computer Science from North Carolina State University, USA.
Piyali is known across the technical community in North America as an active community event organizer and a relentless advocate for diversity and equality in tech. The past few years have seen her in various lead roles at major events and community groups including IEEE Women in Engineering and Grace Hopper Conference. Building communities and empowering minorities in tech are two of her biggest passions and she has played an instrumental role in shaping many such community groups across Silicon Valley and Vancouver. In all her free time, Piyali loves to spend time with her husband and two puppies.
In this episode she will share her passion of computer science and talk about her initiatives for women in tech.
You can find her on Linkedin or on Twitter
Tanya Janca is the founder of WoSEC (Women of Security) and Cloud Security Advocate at Microsoft.
If you are interested in knowing:
Listen to this podcast and you will have some answers. (You can download the file in mp3)
Anouk Vos is founder of Revnext, a strategy consultancy firm in Technology Driven Strategies in Netherlands and chairman of Cyberworkplace a non-profit initiative that helps reduce the current shortage of cyber security experts in the labor market (see my article about it here).
If you want to know more about:
Listen to this podcast! (you can download the file in mp3)
Melanie Rieback is co-founder and CEO of Radically Open Security the world’s first not-for-profit computer security consultancy company (see about my internship with them here).
If you want to know more about:
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