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Perspectives Splunk
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Executive takes on today’s security and technology topics - by leaders, for leaders.
The world’s leading organizations trust Splunk to help keep their digital systems securely up and running. This podcast brings relevant insights from industry thought leaders seeking to fulfill this mission of digital resilience.
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Cybersecurity Priorities and the Role of AI
In this episode, Splunk's own Paul Kurtz, Chief Cyber Security Advisor sits down with Chief Information Security Officer of Con Edison, Mikhail Falko. Together they delve into everything from data processing to AI and machine learning evolutions, highlighting how these innovations bolster defenses and optimize operations. A focal point of discussion centers on the adoption and integration of AI into cybersecurity operations.
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Navigating the Cybersecurity Frontier with Todd Beebe, Information Security Officer at Freeport LNG
In this episode, Splunk Field CTO, Craig Hyde, sits down with Todd Beebe, Chief Security Officer at Freeport LNG to discuss the intricacies of contemporary cybersecurity tactics and offering a unique perspective on offensive-first mindset to navigating a constantly shifting threat environment.
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How to Speak 'Board': A Quick Guide for CISOs
Splunk Strategic Advisor, Kirsty Paine, sits down to discuss the crucial aspects of addressing a board of directors successfully, with actionable advice from Three-time CISO, LaLisha Hurt.
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Racing at the Speed of Data: What It Takes to Win in the World of Formula One
By Cory Minton, Field CTO
What does it take to build and race cars that go more than 200 miles an hour?
In the high-octane world of racing, it's not just the skill of the driver and the top-notch racecar that matter. Data emerges as a secret weapon, shaping everything from the production line to the pulse-pounding moments on the track. Recently, I had the exhilarating opportunity to chat with Zak Brown, the mastermind behind McLaren Racing.
According to Zak, data isn't just important; it's the lifeblood of the business. It's not enough to have a flood of information; you need to harness it, dissect it, and use it to make split-second decisions. "Racing has transformed from relying on gut instinct to being driven by hard data," Zak reveals. "And if you ignore what the data tells you, you're bound to miss the mark."
During our conversation, Zak shares what it's like collaborating with racing phenoms like Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, as well as the thrilling story behind McLaren's record-breaking pit stop, clocking in at an astonishing 1.80 seconds. And just when I thought the adrenaline couldn't get any higher, Zak drops the bombshell about Brad Pitt portraying him in the upcoming Formula One blockbuster. -
Challenges & Solutions to Recruiting in Competitive Spaces from Just Eat Takeaway
Shaun Cooney, Field CTO, Splunk sits down with Neal Potter, Head of Security Operations at Just Eat Takeaway, and Richard Fawcett, Lead Security Ops Engineer at Just Eat Takeaway.
Highlighted in this episode:
Challenges of recruiting in competitive, specifically in the Cybersecurity industry
Expanded skillsets vs. diverse backgrounds in recruiting
The importance of curiosity, aptitude and passion
The hard sell - convincing management on your impact and value strategy
Stages of the recruitment process that produce team-oriented results
How to ensure retention - the importance of culture and inclusivity
"Hero" Culture vs. Safe place to Fail
Elevating opportunities for growth and development
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Driving a Culture of Agility and Curiosity: Strategic Approaches From McLaren F1’s COO
How to encourage innovation and drive resilience across your operations.
Shaun Cooney, Field CTO, Splunk chats with Piers Thynne, Chief Operating Officer at McLaren F1
Conversations about technology and its implementation matter. However, you won’t be able to harness its full potential without also investing in the efficiency, curiosity, and culture of your team.
I had the pleasure of speaking with Piers Thynne, COO of McLaren F1, about some of the strategies its teams employ to stay as agile as the sports cars they create. We discussed all aspects of operations at McLaren, including the more than 17,000 parts that go into each car, the data that supports manufacturing, the data used for planning to ensure on-time delivery, and the potential risk to health working in such a high-pressure environment.
Some of the insights shared include rejecting blame culture and embracing failures as learning opportunities so your team has the freedom they need to be curious and innovate. As a leader, it is critical for your teams to keep their eye on the prize and remember it’s all about delivering a high-performing product and that every day is a day to learn. This one isn’t to be missed!
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