On this podcast, Mike Krass interviews Cyber Security professionals to understand what problems they face in today's connected world. From security practitioners to folks working on the business side of security, Mike explores their qualifications, asks them to name and explore a key security problem before wrapping up each episode with a fun question ("Tell us about the worst haircut you've ever had"). These punchy, 10-to-15 minute episodes are meant to educate and inspire those working in the world of cybersecurity.
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On this podcast, Mike Krass interviews Cyber Security professionals to understand what problems they face in today's connected world. From security practitioners to folks working on the business side of security, Mike explores their qualifications, asks them to name and explore a key security problem before wrapping up each episode with a fun question ("Tell us about the worst haircut you've ever had"). These punchy, 10-to-15 minute episodes are meant to educate and inspire those working in the world of cybersecurity.
Episode 36- Seth Garske - Data Responsibility in the World of Cybersecurity
What's The Problem?
20 minutes 29 seconds
2 years ago
Episode 36- Seth Garske - Data Responsibility in the World of Cybersecurity
Seth Garske from F5 Networks joins us to discuss personalization and the responsible usage of customer data.
What's The Problem?
On this podcast, Mike Krass interviews Cyber Security professionals to understand what problems they face in today's connected world. From security practitioners to folks working on the business side of security, Mike explores their qualifications, asks them to name and explore a key security problem before wrapping up each episode with a fun question ("Tell us about the worst haircut you've ever had"). These punchy, 10-to-15 minute episodes are meant to educate and inspire those working in the world of cybersecurity.
