Cybersecurity Unplugged CyberTheory

Richard Bird is the chief product officer for SecZetta. Bird is a multi time C level executive in both the corporate and startup worlds and is internationally recognized for his expert insights, work and views on cybersecurity data privacy, digital consumer rights and identity centric security. He's also a senior fellow with the CyberTheory Zero Trust Institute.

Peter Bordow is the senior vice president, principal architect and head of quantum systems and emerging technology for information and cybersecurity at Wells Fargo Bank. Before Wells Fargo. Anything that Bordow tells us today is his personal opinion and not the opinion or official position of Wells Fargo Bank. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Bordow discusses the quantum computing hype versus reality: His assessment of our quantum program's current state and more.
 

Rui Ribeiro is the CEO and founder of Jscrambler, a bootstrap global business that serves over 43,000 customers worldwide. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Ribeiro discusses marketing material in website and application code and how his product works to identify corrupt code, the nature of polymorphic and how Jscrambler deals with it, and how the ever expanding threat landscape impacts Jscrambler.
 

Chaim Mazal, CISO at Kandji, is the market leader in Apple device management and security. In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Mazal discusses what Kandji does to help organizations have seamless ease of development across the global landscape, the risk framework where CISOs can identify and prioritize threats, and the kind of leverage that's required for meaningful change.
 
 
 
 

In this episode of Cybersecurity Unplugged, Gupta discusses how her outbound marketing messaging suggests that you've embedded the five principles of Zero Trust Security into your approach, the product that Rubrik built towards protecting and managing data, and how Rubrik provides value in Zero Trust, data security and what it takes to provide data resilience to enterprises.

Tim Danks is the founder and an advisor/consultant for Global Risk Perspectives with 35 years of global experience in the Technology industry. In this episode, Danks discusses additional steps we need to take in terms of understanding our entire supply chain and identifying: What needs to be done to protect our critical infrastructure? Which aspects of our supply chain are at risk?