Chase Cunningham

Dr. Chase Cunningham, Elliot Volkman, Clark Barron, and George Kamide brutally recap the RSA Conference, discussing expectations vs. reality, the sh*t list, emerging tech trends, successful vendors/sessions, plans for next year, and social media perceptions. They share funny experiences, criticise bad marketing tactics, discuss visual marketing efforts, chaos at conferences, and AI/tech trends at RSA. The podcast offers a candid insider look at the conference from real security practitioners and cybersecurity marketers.

Dr. Chase Cunningham & Elliot Volkman discuss zero trust security model, debunking misconceptions. They share tips on adoption and successful deployment. The episode includes family-themed security tips, a game of Security Blank, and news on cybercrimes and breaches. The conversation delves into healthcare data breaches, challenges in cybersecurity, and the importance of aligning security strategies with business objectives. The hosts also share personal experiences with OnePassword and engage in playful banter about cybersecurity and technology.

Season two, episode 15: We talk ZT History and API security with the godfather of Zero Trust, Dr Zero Trust, and Richard Bird. Catch this episode on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, Amazon, or Google. You can read the show notes here. In the past few years, supply chain attacks and their impacts have or will soon overtake that of the damage done by ransomware. It’s of no surprise then that APIs are a critical attack vector that threat actors like to exploit, yet many organizations do not have a good understanding of how many doors they have running into their data. This week we chat with the godfather of Zero Trust, Dr. Zero Trust, and a chief security officer about the current state of API security maturity. Considering our guests, we, of course, also took the opportunity to chat a bit about Zero Trust's history. This week we have three very special guests: John Kindervag, the creator (godfather) of Zero Trust Chase Cunningham, AKA Dr Zero Trust, and the now VP of Market Research for G2 Richard Bird, Traceable AI’s Chief Security Officer Key Takeaways Like any other cybersecurity concept, APIs must have an asset inventory There is enough margin of error tied to the intended use of APIs that require continuous monitoring/verification There is a current maturity gap associated with securing the use of APIs in the name of speed and innovation, and often there is not a well-established owner Editors Note We will be taking a publishing break for the month of September as my daughter has arrived, and I will need to catch up on all the sleep I can get. We should be back in October and run through until the holiday break before we wrap season two. I’m also working on a few experimental podcast series during my parental leave, so stay tuned. At least one in particular should be of interest to our audience here. Also, if you work for a cybersecurity org and are interested in launching a podcast, slide into my inbox if you need a hand.