SPaMCAST 752 - Fast-Growing Companies And Security, A Conversation with Laura Bell Main

SPaMCAST 752 features our interview with Laura Bell Main. We discuss the confluence of fast-growing companies and security. Maybe I should say collision instead of confluence. Note: Laura provides an incredible amount of wisdom in the interview; however, due to a user error (mine) I lost the first minute of the interview. The abrupt start of the interview means we hit the ground running with very little preamble. Laura Bell Main specializes in securing some of Australia and New Zealand’s fastest-growing organizations. She has over twenty years of experience in software development and information security. It's her mission and passion to bring security into organizations of every shape and size.  Laura is the founder and CEO of SafeStack Academy, an online education platform offering flexible, high-quality, and people-focused, secure development training for fast-moving companies, with a focus on building security skills, practices, and culture across the entire engineering team. SafeStack is a value’s driven company on a mission to make cybersecurity accessible for everyone and any organization.  “To protect each one of us, we must protect all of us” Connect With Laura Bell Main:       mobile.twitter.com/lady_nerd  l    Re-read Saturday News! Chapter 3 of by Matthew Skelton and Manuel Pais is titled Team First Thinking. Using teams to get work done in all walks of life is undeniable. Whether the idea of “team” emerged a century ago or last week is less important. What is important is the knowledge that very little work happens without teams. Team-first thinking makes simple sense.   Buy a copy and read along! -  Previous Installments: Week 1: –   Week 2: –   Week 3:  -   Week 4: -   Next SPaMCAST  In SPaMCAST 753 we will return to our discussion of fatalism to examine the relationship between hierarchy, fatalism, and engagement.  We will also have a visit from Tony Timbol who will bring his To Tell A Story column to the podcast.