Infosec Career Podcast – Episode 9 Tim Medin is the founder of Red Siege and a Principal Instructor for SANS. Tim and I discussed how he started doing security research and eventually got to his work with Kerberoasting. It’s a process that requires persistence and a lot of “failures” before the success comes. He’s an incredibly talented person and is … Read More
Interview with James Jardine
Infosec Career Podcast – Episode 8 If you are a developer and are wondering if there is a place for you in security, check out this episode. James Jardine, of Jardine Software, joins us to talk about what interested him in security and how he carved out his place in the field. I’ve known James for a long time and … Read More
Interview with Eric Johnson
InfoSec Career Podcast – Episode 7 Eric Johnson is a principal security engineer with Puma Security, a SANS instructor, and developer turned security professional. I originally met Eric in 2013 or 2014 and have worked with him off and on over the years. I wanted to bring Eric on to the show for several reasons. First, I was interested in … Read More
Interview with Tom Eston
InfoSec Career Podcast – Episode 6 I got really excited when Tom Eston and I started talking about him coming on the show. Tom has a wealth of experience in penetration testing and security. Now he applies his technical experience to managing a team of penetration testers. The best managers that I’ve worked for have always spent their time in … Read More
Interview with Ed Skoudis
InfoSec Career Podcast – Episode 4 This episode was really exciting for me to record! Ed Skoudis joined me during this episode of the show and we covered a whole range of fun topics. Some things that Ed shared were the need to pick an area of focus in security, the necessity of continuously learning, and how to learn more … Read More
Interview with Robin Wood
InfoSec Career Podcast – Episode 3 In this episode, Jason speaks with Robin Wood, aka @DigiNinja. Robin shares his path from developer to becoming a penetration tester. This included being told no several times when he got started and how he kept going. He also explains how he learns new things by developing tools and writing some excellent blog posts. … Read More
Conversation with Michael Santarcangelo
It’s funny how you can sit right there and be part of a conversation and think you learned a lot from it. Then you go back and listen to that conversation and you realize how much more you missed the first time around. Such was the result of my conversation with Michael Santarcangelo during the first episode of The InfoSec … Read More