32 min
CSCP S4EP15 - Akira Brand - Singing the Tune of Application Security with Akira Brand Cyber Security & Cloud Podcast
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Join us for an in-depth discussion on the challenges and strategies of Application Security Program Management (ASPM) in today’s fast-evolving tech landscape. Francesco Cipollone welcomes guest Akira Brand, a seasoned application security engineer and cybersecurity consultant, to explore practical insights into securing applications in the cloud and beyond. We also examine the shift in terminology from AppSec to product security and delve into Akira’s unique background in opera singing, which empowers her to convey complex technical subjects with remarkable clarity.
Sponsored by Phoenix Security: This episode is brought to you by Phoenix Security, leaders in vulnerability management from code to cloud. Take control of your security with Phoenix and see firsthand how to prioritize and act on critical vulnerabilities with a free 14-day license available at Phoenix Security - Request a Demo.
In this engaging session, curiosity takes center stage as a catalyst for teaching and learning within the tech world. I share my personal experiences and the joy found in the creative struggle of technical writing and documentation. Akira and I discuss the importance of a systematic approach, whether in threat modeling or honing educational techniques. We celebrate the power of curiosity-driven engagement and invite you to reflect on your learning processes. Wrapping up with a focus on threat modeling, we emphasize its significance in application security programs and the importance of business engagement in the risk assessment process. We debate the effectiveness of various motivational strategies, from incentives to potential legal implications for security professionals. As we close, we challenge you to incorporate threat modeling practices into your security measures and participate in our social media challenge. Stay vigilant and join us for a discussion that blends practical insights with forward-thinking perspectives in the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity.
Join us for an in-depth discussion on the challenges and strategies of Application Security Program Management (ASPM) in today’s fast-evolving tech landscape. Francesco Cipollone welcomes guest Akira Brand, a seasoned application security engineer and cybersecurity consultant, to explore practical insights into securing applications in the cloud and beyond. We also examine the shift in terminology from AppSec to product security and delve into Akira’s unique background in opera singing, which empowers her to convey complex technical subjects with remarkable clarity.
Sponsored by Phoenix Security: This episode is brought to you by Phoenix Security, leaders in vulnerability management from code to cloud. Take control of your security with Phoenix and see firsthand how to prioritize and act on critical vulnerabilities with a free 14-day license available at Phoenix Security - Request a Demo.
In this engaging session, curiosity takes center stage as a catalyst for teaching and learning within the tech world. I share my personal experiences and the joy found in the creative struggle of technical writing and documentation. Akira and I discuss the importance of a systematic approach, whether in threat modeling or honing educational techniques. We celebrate the power of curiosity-driven engagement and invite you to reflect on your learning processes. Wrapping up with a focus on threat modeling, we emphasize its significance in application security programs and the importance of business engagement in the risk assessment process. We debate the effectiveness of various motivational strategies, from incentives to potential legal implications for security professionals. As we close, we challenge you to incorporate threat modeling practices into your security measures and participate in our social media challenge. Stay vigilant and join us for a discussion that blends practical insights with forward-thinking perspectives in the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity.
32 min