Dev.Sec.Lead Wilson Bautista Jr.

Welcome to Dev.Sec.Lead, where today we dove deep into the transformative role of Retrieval Augmented Generation, or RAG, in cybersecurity. Joining us was the brilliant Brennan Lodge, who illuminated how this tech can serve as an AI assistant, enhancing accuracy and combating AI hallucinations. Crucially, we touched on RAG's potential to upskill analysts, integrate threat intelligence, and significantly improve decision-making processes by mapping alerts to MITRE ATT&CK techniques. Despite challenges, it promises a more secure future. Stay vigilant, stay informed, and remember, AI is an aid, not a replacement for human ingenuity. Don't miss out—like, subscribe, and bring your friends into the fold of Dev.Sec.Lead for more episodes on cutting-edge cybersecurity!
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On this episode of Dev.Sec.Lead, we explore the challenges facing traditional security awareness training and how a new approach is needed. Our guest discusses the importance of respect for employees' time and knowledge when creating training programs that are engaging and non-punitive. We delve into issues surrounding online manipulation, including the quiet epidemic of romance scams, and ways to empower individuals to protect themselves. Additionally, we examine the rise of artificial intelligence and the need for creative tools to keep up with evolving AI technologies. Plus, we discuss social engineering tactics such as catfishing and the widespread loneliness felt during the pandemic. Tune in for an insightful conversation on the future of cybersecurity and staying vigilant in the age of AI.

Guest Bio:
Zach Eikenberry is a cybersecurity professional who is passionate about advocating for safety, especially online safety. He is known for constantly reminding his colleagues and loved ones, including his kids, not to click on anything that looks too good to be true. Zach's expertise in cybersecurity allows him to identify different kinds of scams, making him an asset in his field. His background in cybersecurity has propelled him to become a leader in the industry.
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On this episode of Dev.Sec.Lead, we delve into the art of branding and creating memories that people will hold onto long after your encounter. Our guest, Rob McDonald, the President of Plum Dibs, a leadership communication firm, shares his insights on establishing a personal brand that aligns with your purpose and the needs of your audience. We discover the importance of understanding the fears, hopes, and misconceptions of your audience, which could be hitting their "meatballs" and creating a personal memory. We learn that content matters less than positioning and having a purpose that others can align with. Rob shares tips for developing a personal brand, including inviting experts to discuss relevant chapters of a book for an engaging podcast episode. We also explore why pure intentions and a solid purpose can benefit both the individual and their organization's reputation. Lastly, we discuss the importance of addressing fears and misconceptions about cybersecurity and aligning clients with a company's purpose. Tune in to discover how to establish a personal brand that aligns with your values, engages and educates your audience, and creates lasting memories.
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After a hiatus, Wilson Bautista is back with the Dev SEC Lead podcast! In this season, we're diving into the challenges and opportunities brought on by the pandemic, discussing how it's impacted businesses, leadership, and the world of security. Join Wilson as he shares his journey of growth and adaptation, from focusing on income streams to expanding June Cyber's services. Get ready to hear raw, authentic, and fun conversations with various experts on managing hybrid work environments, enhancing leadership skills, and more.
As part of our commitment to give back, we're also supporting the Cyber Ohana project, aimed at helping veterans and military spouses find careers in cybersecurity. If you have any questions, topic suggestions, or just want to chat, feel free to reach out to Wilson at wilson@juncyber.com. Stay tuned for exciting episodes, and let's learn together how to become better leaders in this ever-evolving landscape.
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A little bit about Johnny Crowder

"I have "SAVE THEM" tattooed across my knuckles 👊 If that doesn't tell you who I am, nothing will.

In short, I'm a 29-year-old suicide/abuse survivor, TEDx speaker, touring musician, mental health advocate, and the Founder & CEO of Cope Notes, a text-based mental health platform that provides daily support to users in nearly 100 countries around the world.

What a mouthful, right?

After 10+ years of clinical treatment, peer support, and public advocacy, I'm here to rebrand the global mental health conversation and stick up for people like you and me all over this great big planet of ours.

Still reading, huh? You might get a kick out of learning more: copenotes.com"
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In this episode, we speak with Connor Swalm (https://www.linkedin.com/in/connor-swalm-873b07177/) of the Anchor Security Team (https://anchorsecurityteam.com/) about how they are starting up their phishing platform and how we can utilize phishing training to help bolster budgets through awareness.

"I completed my first successful real estate flip when I was 19, and I own and run a successful real estate flipping company to this day. I am also a triplet"

_Connor Swalm
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