vCIO podcast by Secure IT Tulsa Secure IT Tulsa

Did you know for the last decade, 90% or greater of organizations report their IT staff are underskilled.
In todays EP, Workplace Psychologist & former CIO, Alexander Abney-King will discuss how to solve these challenges.

This episode is to follow up with the podcast out soon by the MSP Business School, which I appeared on recently to discuss GenZ stress, and their technology usage.
And, provide scientifically backed recommendations for business leaders to address these new challenges.

Up Next:
In my next podcast, I will discuss why as a vCIO, and more specifically, as a BPS Workplace Psychologist. I can not ethically, or regulatorialy, support Microsoft systems.

The MSP Business School podcast:
YouTube Link with video:
https://youtu.be/ElAZtecEoJA?si=35J58LxkqXu9sYzN

In-depth coverage of the Microsoft hack reported on January 19, 2024.

Workplace Psychologist & vCIO of Secure IT Tulsa, breaks down how this hack should be a reflection point for all Microsoft business customers.

A SEC filing by Microsoft on the 19th of January, 2024 disclosed that Midnight Blizzard, the Russian state-sponsored actor also known as Nobelium. Was able to gain access to senior Microsoft employees emails.

vCIO Alexander Abney-King dives into the SEC filing by Microsoft that raises more questions into Microsoft's security practices.

SEC filing Link:
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/789019/000119312524011295/d708866dex991.htm

Secure IT Tulsa's Chief Information Officer, Alexander Abney-King explores how his educational background helps vCIO subscribers.

Key points:
Alexander completed a BSc & MSc, both with honours, in just four years.
Alexander attended a top 10 UK business school.
Alexander is pre-PhD in clinical psychology.