She Said Privacy/He Said Security

Brian Kirsch is the Chief Revenue Officer of CyberlinkASP, a cloud company that enables professional service firms to work from any place and any device securely and affordably. In this position, Brian leverages his 20 years of experience growing technology companies to help CyberlinkASP enter new marketplaces and establish application partnerships. Before his work at CyberlinkASP, Brian held positions as the SVP of Sales and Marketing at 1Path and the Chief Service Officer at Leapfrog IT Services. In this episode… Are you looking for a stress-free way to manage your company’s data and applications? Do you want to proactively prevent dangerous privacy and security attacks without breaking the bank? Your business needs hardware and software that are not only functionally compatible, but also optimally safe and secure. However, maintaining your own server and applications day-to-day can open your business up to unwanted data breaches and cyber attacks if your team isn’t well-versed in all things cybersecurity. That’s where Brian Kirsch and his team at CyberlinkASP come in. They provide desktop hosting and management services that make the ins and outs of your daily operations easy, affordable, and safe. Want to learn more? In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels sit down with Brian Kirsch, the Chief Revenue Officer of CyberlinkASP, to discuss the intersection of cloud hosting, services management, and privacy and security. Listen in as Brian talks about how CyberlinkASP helps companies prioritize cybersecurity, the various ways ransomware impacts the cloud hosting industry, and his hard-won advice for maintaining privacy and security both in and out of the office. Stay tuned!

Ria Aiken is a cybersecurity expert and the Director of Business Information Security Operations and Third Party Risk Management at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. She is also a guest lecturer at Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy and an Advisory Board Member for the Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group at Georgia State University. Over the years, Ria has established herself as a leader in operations, and she has a proven track record of success in strategic planning, P&L management, operational excellence, crisis management, and more. In this episode… Does the prospect of a future ransomware attack or data breach in your company scare you — but you don’t know where to start when it comes to protecting your organization? That’s where Ria Aiken comes in. Ria isn’t just a cybersecurity expert; she also has more than 20 years of experience in crisis management and response. This crisis-focused expertise has given her an invaluable perspective on the importance of proactivity — not just reactivity — when it comes to data privacy and cybersecurity. So, how can you use Ria’s advice to help your business become more prepared, aware, and secure today? In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels sit down with Ria Aiken, the Director of Business Information Security Operations and Third Party Risk Management at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Listen in as Ria talks about her background in crisis management, the future of privacy and security regulations, and how to prevent data breaches when working with third-party vendors. Stay tuned!

Chris McKenna is the Founder of Protect Young Eyes, an internet safety organization that helps families, schools, and churches create safer digital environments. Protect Young Eyes provides a reliable website that explains digital trends, delivers live presentations for churches, schools, and parents, and offers an in-class digital citizenship curriculum.  Chris is also a Manager at Covenant Eyes, an online accountability company that helps individuals and families filter and combat explicit digital content.  In this episode… Do you want to create a safe online environment for your children? Are you looking for the resources, tools, and community to help you protect adolescents from digital exploitation, explicit content, and more?  Many parents, educators, and caretakers think that by customizing controls on a child’s device, they immediately shield them from harmful or explicit content online. However, the reality of digital protection for children is much more complex — and that’s where Chris McKenna comes in. As an online safety expert with years of experience under his belt, Chris knows that there are four layers of digital protection to master: relational, locational, Wi-Fi, and device. So, how can you start implementing these four layers of safety in your home, school, or organization today? In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels sit down with Chris McKenna, the Founder of Protect Young Eyes, to talk about creating safe and secure online environments for children. Listen in as Chris talks about how peer pressure impacts parents’ decisions about technology, his successful four-layered approach to digital safety, and the keys to establishing a proactive — but non-judgmental — space for tech-savvy adolescents. Stay tuned!

Anderson Lunsford is the Founder and CEO of BreachRx, a SaaS company that streamlines and automates privacy incident readiness and response processes for organizations of all sizes. BreachRx has been featured in multiple publications, media sources, and conferences, including the Agent of Influence podcast, Authority Magazine, and the Finovate conference.  Before founding BreachRx, Anderson served as the Director of Beacon Group, a legal services firm, for 11 years.  In this episode… Do you want to protect your company from destructive privacy and security risks? Are you looking for a way to be proactive — instead of reactive — when it comes to data breaches and ransomware attacks?  Many companies scramble after experiencing a privacy or security-related incident. After all, the mounds of paperwork, expensive fees, and widespread damage control are nothing to laugh at. That’s why Anderson Lunsford is here today: to prove that upfront investment is better than retrospective regret. With the help of BreachRx, being proactive when it comes to your company’s privacy and security has never been easier. Where can you improve? In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels sit down with Anderson Lunsford, the Founder and CEO of BreachRx, to discuss the importance of prioritizing preparation and mitigating risks. Listen in as Anderson talks about the company’s mission and service offerings, some of the most common privacy and security attacks in businesses of all sizes, and the best personal strategies for increasing safety and security in your personal life. Stay tuned!

Matthew Rosenquist is the Chief Information Security Officer at Eclipz, a cybersecurity innovator that develops, distributes, and deploys new technology services that secure sensitive data in transit. He also serves in advisory positions on the boards of many esteemed organizations, including the World Business Angels Investment Forum, the Private Directors Association, EC-Council, and many others. In addition to this, Matthew hosts the YouTube show, Cybersecurity Insights, where he talks about all things cybersecurity to help viewers protect themselves and their companies from common risks and attacks. In this episode… Are you intimidated by the constant news about large-scale ransomware attacks, data breaches, and other cyber risks? Do you want to protect yourself and your company — but don’t quite know where to start? Recent ransomware attacks — such as the SolarWinds data breach — have brought the importance of cybersecurity and data privacy to the immediate attention of companies all over the world. Because of this, cybersecurity is changing from a personal consideration to a national conversation. Tech gurus are no longer the only privacy and security experts; now, businesses of all sizes are beginning to prioritize cybersecurity and data privacy at all costs. So, where should you start when it comes to shielding your business from common cyber risks and attacks? In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels sit down with Matthew Rosenquist, the Chief Information Security Officer at Eclipz, to discuss the importance of protecting your company from dangerous ransomware attacks. Listen in as Matthew talks about the recent cyber attacks that are taking over national headlines, the pros and cons of regulation and litigation, and the personal privacy strategy that will help you protect your data today. Stay tuned!

Titania Jordan is the CMO and Chief Parent Officer at Bark, an internet safety company that helps parents and schools keep children safe across social media, email, and text messaging. Bark works with more than 25 social media platforms, iOS and Android texting, and email providers to monitor and analyze childrens’ digital activity 24/7. Outside of her role at Bark, Titania is the host of TechCONNECT, a show from 3Ci that features the latest technology news and innovators in Atlanta and around the world. She is also the co-author of the best-selling book, Parenting in a Tech World. In this episode… Are you looking for security-focused resources to help you improve your children’s digital safety? Do you want to know more about the dangers that children face online every day — and what you can do about it? Unfortunately, as technology advances at a rapid pace, so do tech-related risks — especially for children. Many adolescents spend a great deal of time online, but few understand the dangers that the digital world presents. That’s why proactive parenting is so important when it comes to online safety for children: because what they don’t know can, quite literally, harm them. Thankfully, that’s where companies like Bark come in. Bark offers parents all over the globe the resources and tools they need to protect their children. So, how can you learn more about Bark and take concrete steps toward better internet safety for your kids? In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels sit down with Titania Jordan, the CMO and Chief Parent Officer at Bark, to discuss the importance of protecting your children online. Listen in as Titania talks about the misconceptions parents have about digital safety, the common — and dangerous — risks that children face on the internet, and how Bark helps parents promote their children’s privacy and security online. Stay tuned!

Andy Dale is the General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer at Alyce, an AI-powered B2B gifting platform that is transforming direct mail, merchandise, and gifts with its scalable, sustainable, and personalized approach to marketing. Andy is also an Advisory Board Member at LinkSquares, a contract management platform that leverages AI to help clients write better contracts, save time, and improve their legal operations. Before his role at Alyce, Andy served as the General Counsel and VP of Global Data Privacy at SessionM, which was acquired by Mastercard in 2019. In this episode… Do you want to protect your company from data privacy and cybersecurity attacks? Are you looking for practical, day-to-day strategies that will help you accomplish this goal? According to privacy expert Andy Dale, one of the most effective ways to create a safer company is to build a workplace culture that values privacy and security. By incorporating privacy and security into your core values and goals, you can establish the habits and plans necessary to protect your company, customers, and employees from dangerous risks at every turn. Want to learn more? In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels sit down with Andy Dale, the General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer at Alyce, to talk about how you can implement effective privacy and security measures into your day-to-day operations. Listen in as Andy talks about the biggest privacy issues that companies face today, why many businesses are at risk for data breaches, and his number one piece of advice for a new general counsel or privacy officer. Stay tuned!

Michael Grindell is the Executive Vice President and Operations Security Officer at 22Squared, a media company that uses creativity to grow businesses. 22Squared is a part of Guided by Good, an employee-owned, independent group of companies focused on building adaptive solutions to help brands grow and succeed.  In his current role, Michael is responsible for building and maintaining 22Squared’s privacy and security infrastructure and ensuring the confidentiality of all electronic information and facilities. Michael is also a Certified Information Privacy Manager, a credential from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). In this episode… Let’s face it: these days, there are so many new privacy and security laws being established every year that it’s difficult to keep up with the latest regulations. So, how can you stay compliant and protect your company and customers if you don’t have time to analyze each privacy and security-focused legal document?  According to Michael Grindell, a Certified Information Privacy Manager, the solution to this problem is actually quite simple: hire someone else to do the dirty work. At 22Squared, he has hired a privacy and security expert to focus solely on keeping up with — and thoroughly studying — all of the latest privacy and security regulations and news. Now, he’s here to share his tips for building an effective privacy and security team and program at your company so you can keep your organization safe.  In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels sit down with Michael Grindell, the Executive Vice President and Operations Security Officer at 22Squared, to discuss his strategies for keeping up with privacy and security regulations. Listen in as Michael talks about growing your privacy and security knowledge over time, constructing a strong security system for your company, and prioritizing privacy and security when handling your customers’ sensitive data.

Pramod Raheja is the Co-founder and CEO of Airgility, a top designer and manufacturer of unmanned aerial systems (UAS). Airgility is building the enterprise platform for aerial intelligence by enabling autonomous aerial robotics that solve real-world problems to improve and save lives. Outside of his work at Airgility, Pramod is a Captain for United Airlines and an active member of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization. He also serves as a coach and mentor for FedTech and the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship, as well as a Member of the Board of Directors at Mindshare. In this episode… Do you ever wonder what drones really know about you? Are you looking for a way to protect your data as unmanned aerial systems (UAS) become more and more common? If so, this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security is for you! Let’s face it: personal drones are becoming more popular every year. Not only that, but UAS — specifically artificially intelligent drones — are now being used to positively transform the day-to-day safety of a variety of industries and professions. However, a drone is, as Justin Daniels puts it, a “data collection machine.” From facial recognition to personal location, the information that drones collect is highly valuable to ransomware attackers across the globe. So, what should you know about protecting your data in the age of artificially intelligent drones — and what are drone developers doing to protect the privacy and security of the general public? In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels sit down with Pramod Raheja, the Co-founder and CEO of Airgility, to talk about the ins and outs of artificially intelligent drones. Listen in as Pramod explains how Airgility uses drones to promote safety and security, the common data-related concerns with autonomous drones, and the startling possibility of drone data becoming public information. Stay tuned!

Paul Katzoff is the CEO of WhiteCanyon Software, a leading provider of data erasure software. WhiteCanyon’s signature product, WipeDrive, is a secure data destruction software that allows government agencies and large corporations to erase retired or recycled hard drives.  Paul has worked with growth-oriented technology companies for more than 10 years. During this time, he has managed dev, support, and sales teams focused on increasing client bases, securing new businesses, and creating efficient processes. In this episode… What does your company do with old hardware and data? Do you want to know how to dispose of devices and information in digitally responsible and eco-friendly ways? According to data security expert Paul Katzoff, your company's data is both its biggest asset and its biggest liability. That’s why thorough data erasure and device disposal is so important — especially in the age of ransomware attacks and data breaches. So, what do you need to know about wiping your data and responsibly recycling your company’s old hardware? In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels sit down with Paul Katzoff, the CEO of WhiteCanyon Software, to discuss the importance of data erasure for your business. Listen in as Paul talks about what data erasure software is, how to be environmentally conscious when recycling out-of-date devices, and what parents need to know about protecting their children’s privacy and security. Stay tuned!