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Kim Hakim
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Cyber security is not only important to everyone, it is critical to the future of every American. Each show details specific points in history and provides guidance and insights of both a technical and societal nature to help you understand and address cyber security issues more effectively. Our approach makes the often misunderstood and highly technical jargon of cyber security advisories, and popular media digestible for anyone that listens.brbr Anyone that leverages or uses internet and cyber related services, which in today’s world is basically everyone, stands to benefit from the show. You’ll gain insight into the reality of the space around cyber security and learn more details and truths on what is actually necessary to operate and be more secure at both the business and personal levels in an ever-changing technology space. We can help you truly understand a vast technology space and be better prepared in a dynamic technology ecosystem.

  1. hace 3 días

    Leading Through the Breach: Crisis, Chaos & Critical Decisions

    What does it take to make the right decisions when everything around you is moving fast and the pressure is on? On this episode of And Security For All, host Kim Hakim sits down with Sal Lifrieri, Counter Terrorism Expert, President of PCCSecure, and author of Leading Through Chaos, to talk about crisis management, leadership under pressure, and how the way we respond to uncertainty can make all the difference. Drawing from his extensive background with the NYPD, hostage negotiation, intelligence operations, and counterterrorism, Sal shares real-world lessons on staying calm, checking your ego at the door, and making thoughtful decisions when the stakes are high. Sal also breaks down his STOP Technique and why sometimes the best thing a leader can do in a crisis is slow down before reacting. Kim and Sal discuss how threats have evolved since 9/11, the role technology plays in both protecting us and creating new vulnerabilities, preparing for situations that could overwhelm even the best plans, and why situational awareness remains so important. From the boardroom to a real-world security crisis, this conversation is a reminder that strong leadership isn’t about having every answer—it’s about knowing how to think, communicate, and lead when you don’t. Tune in for a fascinating conversation on crisis management, security, preparedness, and what it really means to lead through chaos.

    Leading Through the Breach: Crisis, Chaos & Critical Decisions

  2. 2 sep

    Beyond the Basics: The Security Risks Hiding in Your Everyday Life

    How secure are the devices and networks you use every single day? In this episode of And Security For All, host Kim Hakim sits down with Jonathan Kimmitt, Chief Information Security Officer at Alias Cybersecurity, for a practical conversation about the everyday cybersecurity risks that are easy to overlook — and the simple steps that can make a big difference. Fresh off DEF CON, Jonathan shares some of his biggest takeaways from the event before diving into the security risks hiding in our daily routines. From public Wi-Fi and fake networks to mobile devices, outdated software, personal data, and the growing amount of sensitive information stored on our phones, the conversation explores how attackers can take advantage of vulnerabilities we may not even realize are there. Kim and Jonathan also discuss protecting your privacy while traveling, why keeping your phone and applications updated matters, the risks of oversharing personal and family information online, and how compromised devices can potentially become an entry point into much larger organizational systems. The conversation then turns to the human side of cybersecurity, including insider threats, extortion, privileged access, and why organizations must balance trust with verification — even when it comes to longtime employees and leadership. Key topics include: • Public Wi-Fi and fake network risks • Mobile device security and software updates • Protecting personal and business data while traveling • Passwords, MFA, and privileged access • Online privacy and protecting children's information • Social engineering, extortion, and targeted attacks • Insider threats and organizational risk • Why “trust but verify” still matters • Simple cybersecurity habits everyone should be practicing Cybersecurity isn't only about sophisticated attacks or advanced technology. Sometimes the vulnerabilities that create the biggest risks are hiding in the devices, connections, and habits we use every day. Tune in for practical advice that may make you rethink how you use your phone, connect to Wi-Fi, share information, and protect your digital life.

    Beyond the Basics: The Security Risks Hiding in Your Everyday Life

  3. 25 ago

    Taking on the Challenge Together: Building a Diverse CyberSecurity Future

    In this episode of And Security For All, host Kim Hakim sits down with Dr. Shalini Kesar, Ph.D., Professor and Director of the MS-Cybersecurity and Information Assurance program at Southern Utah University and President & Co-Founder of WiCyS Utah, for a conversation about Taking on the Challenge Together: Building a Diverse CyberSecurity Future. Building a stronger cybersecurity industry isn't just about bringing more people into the field—it's about creating an environment where different perspectives are valued, future leaders are prepared to succeed, and professionals actively support one another. Kim and Dr. Kesar discuss how cybersecurity education is evolving to prepare the next generation for more than just the technical side of the profession. From critical thinking, communication, confidence, and leadership skills to hands-on learning and real-world experience, they explore what tomorrow's cybersecurity professionals need to succeed in an industry that continues to change at an incredible pace. They also dive into what it truly means to be an ally in cybersecurity, why inclusion requires participation from everyone, and how something as simple as reaching out, making an introduction, mentoring someone, or helping a new professional feel welcome can have a lasting impact. Dr. Kesar shares why diversity needs to extend beyond gender to include different perspectives, experiences, backgrounds, and individuals who may not always feel represented in the cybersecurity community. The conversation also explores the changing cybersecurity workforce, career readiness, mentorship, networking, AI in education, and why qualities such as dependability, curiosity, communication, and the ability to think outside the box are becoming increasingly important for emerging cyber professionals. The future of cybersecurity will be shaped by the people entering the industry today—and building a more united, inclusive, and resilient community is a challenge that belongs to all of us.

    Taking on the Challenge Together: Building a Diverse CyberSecurity Future

  4. 5 ago

    VAULT: The Canvas Attack Proves Attackers Aren’t Slowing Down in 2026

    Join us for a Vault Show from May 14th, 2026! Cyberattacks aren’t slowing down in 2026 — and the recent Canvas attack is proof. On this episode of #AndSecurityForAll, host Kim Hakim sits down with Jonathan Kimmitt, CISO at Alias CyberSecurity and former University of Tulsa CISO, to discuss the recent Canvas breach that impacted thousands of educational institutions and millions of students worldwide. Together, they explore: ▪️ How the attack unfolded ▪️ Why universities are increasingly targeted ▪️ The growing risks surrounding SaaS and third-party vendors ▪️ The rise in healthcare and enterprise breaches ▪️ Business continuity and incident response challenges ▪️ Cybersecurity burnout among practitioners The episode also touches on the Stryker Cyberattack, CareCloud Patient Records Breach, hacktivism, vendor trust, and the evolving tactics threat actors are using to disrupt organizations at scale. If you’re a security leader, IT professional, student, or simply interested in today’s cyber threat landscape, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

    VAULT: The Canvas Attack Proves Attackers Aren’t Slowing Down in 2026

  5. 7 jul

    The Cyber Frontline: Fighting Human Trafficking & Violent Extremism

    What happens when cybersecurity extends beyond protecting networks—and starts protecting lives? In this episode of #AndSecurityForAll, Kim Hakim sits down with Matt Richardson, Head of Intelligence at the Canadian OSINT Centre, to explore how Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is being used to combat human trafficking, child exploitation, online grooming, sextortion, and violent extremism in today's increasingly connected world. Drawing from years of experience supporting law enforcement and government agencies, Matt shares powerful real-world stories of investigations that have helped identify victims, disrupt trafficking operations, prevent suicides, and stop predators before they could cause further harm. The conversation also examines how AI, deepfakes, and social media have transformed the tactics used by criminals—and how cybersecurity professionals, parents, educators, and everyday citizens can play a role in protecting vulnerable individuals. Whether you're a cybersecurity professional, parent, educator, or simply someone who wants to better understand today's digital threats, this episode offers practical advice, eye-opening insights, and an important reminder that cybersecurity is ultimately about protecting people. In this episode, you'll learn: How OSINT is helping combat human trafficking and online exploitationWhy AI and deepfakes are creating new challenges for investigatorsHow predators and violent extremists exploit social media and gaming platformsThe warning signs of online grooming and sextortion every parent should knowPractical steps families can take to build safer online habitsHow collaboration between cybersecurity professionals, nonprofits, and law enforcement is making a real-world impactInspiring success stories where technology helped save lives and rescue victimsIf you enjoyed this episode, be sure to follow, rate, and share And Security For All to help us continue bringing important conversations about cybersecurity, technology, and protecting our digital future to a wider audience.

    The Cyber Frontline: Fighting Human Trafficking & Violent Extremism

  6. 24 jun

    AI Governance: Ensuring Technology Serves People, Not the Other Way Around

    In this episode of And Security For All, Kim Hakim sits down with Ron Zochalski, CTO and CISO of Lake County, for a candid conversation about the rapid rise of AI, the governance challenges organizations face, and why human oversight remains critical in an increasingly automated world. Together, they explore: The growing need for AI governance and accountabilityHow AI is changing cybersecurity—for both defenders and attackersEmerging risks surrounding deepfakes, biometric data, and AI-powered cybercrimeThe reality of managing cybersecurity in government and critical infrastructureThird-party risk, ransomware lessons learned, and protecting sensitive dataWhy AI should be viewed as a capacity amplifier—not a replacement for human judgmentThe future of the CISO role and the evolving cybersecurity workforceRon shares real-world experiences from leading cybersecurity efforts in county government, discusses recent threats targeting schools and public institutions, and offers practical advice for organizations trying to balance innovation, security, and responsible AI adoption. Whether you're a security leader, IT professional, business executive, or simply curious about how AI is reshaping our digital future, this episode provides valuable insights into the opportunities, risks, and governance strategies that will define the next generation of cybersecurity.

    AI Governance: Ensuring Technology Serves People, Not the Other Way Around

  7. 3 jun

    Trust by Design —Building Confidence inan AI-Driven World

    In this episode of #AndSecurityForAll, host Kim Hakim is joined by Marivell Alicea-Gamlin, cybersecurity leader, governance expert, and board member with the ISSA Puget Sound community, for a timely conversation on one of the most important topics in technology today: trust. As artificial intelligence continues to transform the way we work, communicate, and make decisions, how do individuals and organizations build confidence while managing risk? Marivell shares her perspective on why cybersecurity is ultimately about people, relationships, and trust—not just technology. Together, they discuss: What “Trust by Design” means in an AI-driven world Why cybersecurity impacts everyone, not just security professionals How AI is changing privacy, governance, and decision-making The growing importance of digital trust and transparency Recognizing phishing attacks and AI-powered scams Practical ways to use AI safely and responsibly Why trust is becoming a competitive advantage for organizations How future leaders can build successful careers in cybersecurity The role of education, mentorship, and community in creating a safer digital future Whether you're a cybersecurity practitioner, business leader, student, or everyday technology user, this episode provides practical insights on navigating AI, protecting what matters most, and building trust in an increasingly connected world. Trust isn't something that's given—it's something that's designed, earned, and protected. 🔐🤖🌎

    Trust by Design —Building Confidence inan AI-Driven World

  8. 3 jun

    Through the Eyes of a Pentester: Simulating Real-World Attacks

    In this episode of #AndSecurityForAll, host Kim Hakim sits down with Robert McCurdy, Senior Engineer of Security Engineering & Offensive Operations at Abira Security, for a deep dive into the evolving world of penetration testing, offensive security, and red team operations. From real-world attack simulations to the growing impact of AI on cybersecurity, Robert shares firsthand stories from the field, lessons learned from years in offensive security, and what organizations are still getting wrong when it comes to protecting their environments. Topics include: How modern pentesters simulate real-world attacksThe biggest security gaps organizations still overlookAI’s growing role in offensive security and automationWhy visibility is critical for defending today’s environmentsThe challenges of testing cloud, web, and enterprise systemsHow attackers are evolving faster than ever beforeThe importance of proactive security, not reactive securityWhat businesses should understand before hiring a pentesting teamWhether you’re a security leader, practitioner, business owner, or simply curious about how ethical hackers think, this episode offers an inside look at the mindset, tools, and realities of modern penetration testing in 2026 🎧

    Through the Eyes of a Pentester: Simulating Real-World Attacks
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Cyber security is not only important to everyone, it is critical to the future of every American. Each show details specific points in history and provides guidance and insights of both a technical and societal nature to help you understand and address cyber security issues more effectively. Our approach makes the often misunderstood and highly technical jargon of cyber security advisories, and popular media digestible for anyone that listens.brbr Anyone that leverages or uses internet and cyber related services, which in today’s world is basically everyone, stands to benefit from the show. You’ll gain insight into the reality of the space around cyber security and learn more details and truths on what is actually necessary to operate and be more secure at both the business and personal levels in an ever-changing technology space. We can help you truly understand a vast technology space and be better prepared in a dynamic technology ecosystem.

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    Kim Hakim
  • Años de actividad
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodios
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