The Security Podcast of Silicon Valley Jon McLachlan

Rod Schultz reflects on his childhood experiences and heroes, how he got into security, how that led him to Apple's DRM FairPlay team, Zoom's Head of Product Security and Privacy, and now DUST Identity's VP of Product.

David Carpe, Founder of Carpe Search Partners, shares deep insights on the professional value of networking (connecting with and offering service to the people around us) in the security community. We explore how to network effectively, offer a give, and how networking differs from charity, philanthropy, and everyday friends. Davides some profoundly personal views on the supposedly Great Silent Resignation, which may surprise you. We end with some gre. Youvice, you don't want to miss it.

Colin Bitterfield connects growth and security through standardization and proper documentation at People Data Labs. In this episode, he shares his strategies and tactics for building and maintaining a business-first security team that prioritizes people, so everyone wins.

Andrew Spangler, Head of Security and Compliance at Harness, shares some deep insight from his humble yet extensive experiences as a security professional. Join us for a light-hearted and profoundly human discussion on building trust, leading teams, interviewing strangers, overcoming security challenges, celebrating security victories, and career development in the security community.

David Gurle is a serial entrepreneur whose career has been a catalyst to positive change in secure collaboration and communication, from everywhere to Thomson Reuters, Skype, Microsoft, Perzo, and Symphony Communications. Today, he's the Founder and Executive Chairman of Hive, a distributed cloud computing and storage platform that disrupts the expensive, error-prone, and insecure centralized compute and storage paradigms. He shares personal stories of growing up in Beruit, Lebanon, amid a civil war, where he quickly learned the value of empathy and diversity.

Aman LaChapelle shares his fresh engineering mindset on security, privacy, AI, big data, compute infrastructure, and scaling. At Modular, he's rebuilding AI infrastructure for everyone, which means that data privacy is top of mind. We end with a lively exploration of what's missing from the ecosystem, and you won't believe what it is.