Phillip Wylie Show

Phillip Wylie
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Phillip Wylie Show

Join Phillip Wylie Show host Phillip Wylie as he and his guests discuss the intriguing and ever-expanding field of cybersecurity, including topics from the offensive security side to the defensive and response sides of cybersecurity. Frequent offensive security topics include pentesting, red teaming, ethical hacking, security research, and bug bounties. Guests share their origin stories, tips, and career advice. Phillip and his guests discuss content creation and personal branding in this podcast. If you enjoyed Phillip's previous podcast, The Hacker Factory, you will love this!

  1. My ZeroTrust World 2025 Experience

    HÁ 2 DIAS · BÔNUS

    My ZeroTrust World 2025 Experience

    Last week, I had a great time at  ThreatLocker 's Zero Trust World 25. In this video, I share my experience attending the event.

    3min
  2. Nicholas DiCola: Micro-Segmentation: A Game Changer in Network Security

    TEMPORADA 3, TRAILER DO EPISÓDIO 9

    Nicholas DiCola: Micro-Segmentation: A Game Changer in Network Security

    Summary In this episode of the Philip Wylie Show, host Phillip Wylie interviews Nicholas DiCola from Zero Networks, exploring his background in cybersecurity, the importance of foundational IT skills, and the innovative solutions offered by Zero Networks in the realm of micro-segmentation and zero trust networks. The conversation delves into the challenges of traditional security measures, the efficiency of Zero Networks' approach, and valuable career advice for those looking to enter the cybersecurity field. Takeaways • Nicholas DiCola emphasizes the importance of foundational IT skills for a successful career in cybersecurity. • Micro-segmentation is a critical component of a zero trust security model. • Zero Networks automates the micro-segmentation process, saving significant time for organizations. • Many micro-segmentation projects fail to complete within the tenure of a CISO due to complexity. • Certifications can validate basic skills and show initiative in the cybersecurity field. • Hands-on experience through internships is crucial for aspiring cybersecurity professionals. • Understanding the entire network stack is essential for effective security practices. • Zero Networks' solutions are scalable for organizations of all sizes. • The simplicity of Zero Networks' product allows for easy management and implementation. • Exploring different areas within cybersecurity can help individuals find their true interests. Sound Bites • "I think it's really good that people explore other areas." • "We save them a ton of time." • "Most micro-segmentation projects outlive the tenure of the CISO." • "Micro-segmentation is at the end of the journey." • "It's not your legacy micro-segmentation that you think of." • "I always love to share and talk to people about what I've done." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Nicholas DiCola and Zero Trust Networks 02:20 Nicholas DiCola's Background and Career Journey 06:06 The Importance of Foundational IT Skills 10:25 Navigating Certifications and Career Paths in Cybersecurity 12:40 Understanding the Role of Micro-Segmentation 19:44 Zero Networks: Solutions and Innovations 23:19 Time Savings and Efficiency with Zero Networks 28:03 Final Thoughts on Micro-Segmentation and Security Posture Resources https://www.linkedin.com/in/ndicola/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/zeronetworks/ 90% of security pros say Zero Trust is critical, yet only 5% use microsegmentation. Why? Network segmentation project are notoriously complex, expensive, with extensive downtime. No longer! Zero Networks makes it easy—fast deployment, no manual work, no headaches. Get the report: https://zeronetworks.com/resource-center/white-papers/network-segmentation-zero-trust-architectures-survey-of-it-security-professionals?utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin&utm_campaign=pwpodcast&utm_content=vibresearch&cid=701Uc00000SpVUhIAN

    30min
  3. Lesley Carhart: ICS DFIR Expert

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    Lesley Carhart: ICS DFIR Expert

    Summary In this episode of the Phillip Wylie Show, host Phillip Wylie speaks with cybersecurity expert Lesley Carhart about her journey into the field, the importance of community and mentorship, and the unique challenges of working in industrial control systems (ICS) forensics. Leslie shares her hacker origin story, discusses the complexities of ICS security, and recounts a fascinating case study involving a mysterious incident at a power plant. The conversation emphasizes the need for diversity in tech and the vital role of community support in navigating cybersecurity careers. Takeaways • Lesley Carhart's journey into cybersecurity began at a young age with a passion for computers. • The importance of mentorship in the cybersecurity community cannot be overstated. • Industrial Control Systems (ICS) present unique challenges in cybersecurity due to their critical nature. • Understanding processes is key to succeeding in ICS cybersecurity. • Diversity in the tech field has improved over the years, allowing for more varied backgrounds in cybersecurity. • Real-world investigations in ICS can lead to unexpected and humorous outcomes, like the moth story. • Community involvement is crucial for career advancement in cybersecurity. • Self-study and networking are essential for breaking into the cybersecurity field. • The job market for junior cybersecurity professionals is competitive, making community connections vital. • Lesley encourages senior professionals to mentor newcomers to the field. Sound Bites • "I hope we don't end up back there." • "It's been a grand adventure." • "Mentorship can be so, so valuable." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity Community Connections 01:43 Lesley Carhart's Hacker Origin Story 06:57 Diving into ICS and OT Forensics 09:47 Challenges in Industrial Cybersecurity Training 13:25 The Complexity of Digital Forensics in ICS 15:45 The Moth Story: A Case Study in ICS 25:34 The Importance of Community in Cybersecurity 30:37 Closing Thoughts and Social Media Connections Resources https://www.linkedin.com/in/lcarhart/ https://bsky.app/profile/hacks4pancakes.com https://infosec.exchange/@hacks4pancakes

    33min
  4. Eva Benn: The Power of Resilience in Cybersecurity

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    Eva Benn: The Power of Resilience in Cybersecurity

    Summary In this episode of the Phillip Wylie Show, host Phillip Wylie interviews Eva Benn, a leader in the cybersecurity field. Eva shares her inspiring journey from a disadvantaged background in Bulgaria to leading the Microsoft Red Team. She discusses the importance of resilience, the role of gaming in developing cybersecurity skills, and offers valuable advice for aspiring professionals in the field. The conversation also covers personal branding, networking authentically, and the significance of continuous learning and growth in one's career. Takeaways • Eva Benn's journey from Bulgaria to leading the Microsoft Red Team is inspiring. • Resilience and determination are key to overcoming challenges. • Gaming can develop strategic thinking skills beneficial for cybersecurity. • Participating in CTFs is crucial for building skills and credibility. • Networking should be genuine and not forced. • Personal branding involves sharing valuable insights and experiences. • Continuous learning is essential in the ever-evolving field of cybersecurity. • Diverse backgrounds can provide unique advantages in cybersecurity roles. • It's important to understand the entire cybersecurity landscape before specializing. • Building meaningful connections takes time and authenticity. Sound Bites • "You have to do what you need to do." • "Be genuine, take it slow." • "You have what it takes." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:12 Eva's Hacker Origin Story 04:50 Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Opportunities 10:19 The Importance of Hands-On Experience 14:05 Advice for Aspiring Pen Testers 17:22 Tips for Job Seekers in Cybersecurity 21:57 Building a Personal Brand 24:51 Networking Naturally 30:01 Final Words of Wisdom Resources https://www.linkedin.com/in/evabenn/ https://www.evabenn.com/

    33min
  5. NahamSec: Hacker, Content Creator, Pentester, Trainer

    11 DE FEV.

    NahamSec: Hacker, Content Creator, Pentester, Trainer

    Summary In this episode of the Phillip Wylie Show, host Phillip Wylie interviews Ben Sadeghipour, known as NahamSec, a prominent figure in the bug bounty community. They discuss NahamSec's journey into hacking, his achievements in bug bounties, and the importance of personal branding and content creation in the cybersecurity field. NahamSec shares insights on transitioning from part-time to full-time bug bounty hunting, the role of automation and AI in the industry, and offers advice for newcomers looking to break into bug bounties. The conversation emphasizes the value of creativity, curiosity, and continuous learning in becoming a successful hacker. Takeaways • NahamSec's journey into hacking began unintentionally as a child. • He achieved the milestone of earning over a million dollars in bug bounties. • Transitioning from part-time to full-time bug bounty hunting requires dedication and understanding of the ecosystem. • Diverse ventures in cybersecurity can enhance skills and knowledge. • Understanding web applications is crucial for bug bounty hunters. • Automation should come after mastering manual exploitation techniques. • AI tools can assist in bug bounty hunting but should not replace manual skills. • Personal branding is essential for career growth in cybersecurity. • Content creation can take many forms, including writing and blogging. • Continuous learning is vital in the ever-evolving field of cybersecurity. Sound Bites • "I have a company called Hacking Hub." • "You need to understand how web apps work." • "Writing is content creation." Resources https://x.com/NahamSec https://www.linkedin.com/in/nahamsec/ https://www.instagram.com/nahamsec https://www.nahamsec.com/ https://www.youtube.com/nahamsec Hands-On Web Exploitation Course (NahamSec's Bug Bounty Course) https://app.hackinghub.io/hubs/nahamsec-bug-bounty-course?v=nahamsecdotcom&_trk=09934e30d001cfb67886dca52660e548

    29min
  6. Fletus Poston III: Navigating The Ever Changing Career Landscape Of Cybersecurity

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    Fletus Poston III: Navigating The Ever Changing Career Landscape Of Cybersecurity

    Summary In this episode of the Phillip Wylie Show, Phillip Wylie interviews Fletus Poston, discussing his journey in cybersecurity, the evolution of email security, and the shift to cloud technology. Fletus shares valuable advice for those looking to break into the field, emphasizing the importance of networking, mentorship, and soft skills. He also provides insights from his experience as a hiring manager, discusses career paths in cybersecurity, and highlights the significance of work-life balance. The conversation concludes with Fletus encouraging listeners to engage with their community and prioritize their well-being. Takeaways • Networking and mentorship are crucial for career growth. • Soft skills are as important as technical skills in cybersecurity. • Your resume should highlight your most relevant experiences at the top. • Participating in community events can lead to job opportunities. • It's okay to transition out of cybersecurity if it's not fulfilling. • Understanding the evolution of technology is key to staying relevant. • Cloud technology has transformed disaster recovery and business continuity. • Engaging with peers can provide valuable insights and support. • Career paths in cybersecurity can vary widely; explore different roles. • Work-life balance is essential for long-term success and happiness. Sound Bites • "It's okay to try this field and not stay." • "You can transition out of the field." • "Are you regretting Monday morning?" Chapters 00:00 Introduction and New Year Reflections 04:51 The Shift to Cloud Solutions 12:02 Networking and Online Platforms 20:13 The Importance of Soft Skills 29:57 Maintaining Work-Life Balance Resources https://www.linkedin.com/in/fletusposton/ https://x.com/fletusposton

    35min
  7. Marina Ciavatta: From Journalism to Physical Pen Testing & Social Engineering

    28 DE JAN.

    Marina Ciavatta: From Journalism to Physical Pen Testing & Social Engineering

    Summary In this episode of the Phillip Wylie Show, Marina Ciavatta shares her unique journey into the world of physical pen testing and social engineering. From her origins in journalism to her current role as a red teamer, Marina discusses the challenges and experiences she has faced in the field. She shares thrilling stories of her pen tests, including moments of fear and unexpected encounters, while also emphasizing the importance of training and awareness in cybersecurity. Marina provides insights for those looking to enter the field, highlighting the blend of creativity and strategy required for successful penetration testing. Takeaways • Marina's journey began with event organizing and content production in cybersecurity. • Physical pen testing requires a deep understanding of security protocols and ethical considerations. • Experience in event management can enhance skills in physical pen testing. • Being caught during a pen test can provide valuable insights into security effectiveness. • Security guards play a crucial role in preventing unauthorized access. • Creative approaches, such as using costumes, can aid in infiltration during pen tests. • Combining social engineering with physical pen testing can yield better results. • Training and awareness are essential for both red and blue teams in cybersecurity. • Practicing social engineering ethically can help develop skills without causing harm. • Marina emphasizes the importance of leaving positive feedback in security reports. Sound Bites • "I had to crawl a lot on the floor." • "Being caught is part of the job." • "I tend to collect my costumes as I go." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Marina's Journey 06:53 Breaking into Cybersecurity: Tips for Newcomers 13:20 Getting Caught: Lessons from the Field 29:55 Combining Social Engineering with Physical Pen Testing 34:37 Training and Ethical Considerations in Social Engineering Resources https://www.linkedin.com/in/mciavatta/ https://x.com/MarinaCiavatta https://linktr.ee/marinaciavatta Phillip's New Free Penetration Testing Methodology Training on Just Hacking Training https://www.justhacking.com/uc/uc-penetration-testing-methodology/

    38min
  8. Chris Wysopal: From L0pht to Veracode, and OG Hacker's Journey

    20 DE JAN.

    Chris Wysopal: From L0pht to Veracode, and OG Hacker's Journey

    Summary In this episode of the Phillip Wylie Show, Chris Wysopal, a renowned hacker and cybersecurity expert, shares his journey from his early days of hacking to founding Veracode. He discusses the evolution of hacking culture, the importance of hands-on experience in cybersecurity, and the challenges posed by generative AI in software development. Wysopal emphasizes the need for understanding coding and the risks associated with supply chain security in the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity. Takeaways • Chris Wysopal's journey into hacking began with a modem in college. • The hacker culture has evolved from building to breaking into systems. • Starting Veracode was driven by a passion for application security technology. • The CTO role is flexible and evolves with the company's needs. • Hands-on experience is crucial for aspiring cybersecurity professionals. • Understanding coding is beneficial, but not strictly necessary for cybersecurity roles. • Supply chain security is a growing concern in the cybersecurity landscape. • Generative AI is changing the way software is developed and tested. • Automated tools are essential for managing increased code vulnerabilities. • Security must be integrated seamlessly into the development process. Resources https://www.linkedin.com/in/wysopal/ https://x.com/WeldPond https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Wysopal https://www.linkedin.com/company/veracode/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Chris Wysopal 07:55 The Evolution of Hacking Culture 15:35 The Role of a CTO and Company Evolution 23:22 Advice for Aspiring Cybersecurity Professionals 29:47 Cybersecurity Risks in 2025 35:03 Generative AI and Its Impact on Security

    44min
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Join Phillip Wylie Show host Phillip Wylie as he and his guests discuss the intriguing and ever-expanding field of cybersecurity, including topics from the offensive security side to the defensive and response sides of cybersecurity. Frequent offensive security topics include pentesting, red teaming, ethical hacking, security research, and bug bounties. Guests share their origin stories, tips, and career advice. Phillip and his guests discuss content creation and personal branding in this podcast. If you enjoyed Phillip's previous podcast, The Hacker Factory, you will love this!

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  • Criado por
    Phillip Wylie
  • Anos de atividade
    2023 - 2025
  • Episódios
    136
  • Classificação
    Livre
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    © Phillip Wylie
  • Site do podcast
    Phillip Wylie Show

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