Dive into the world of Identity Threat Detection and Response – or ITDR – with Didi Dotan on this episode of the All Aboard Podcast. Didi shares shares common identity security challenges, his outlook on the intersection between IT and Security, and why identity is the new security perimeter.

Hiring is hard, and hiring quality security professionals is even harder. Tom Alcock, co-founder and parter of Code Red Partners, dives into how Code Red builds realistic hiring expectations, how to find talent “outside of the box,” and tips around making your first security hire on this episode of the All Aboard Podcast.

Rob Szumski, CEO and founder of Edgebit, spills the beans on vulnerability management, how government cybersecurity directives impact compliance regulations, and achieving compliance without compromising efficiency on this episode of All Aboard.

How do you enable productivity and personal usage of devices and apps, but still keep your employees and data secure? Hear firsthand from Dom Lombardi, the VP of Security and Trust at Kandji, on the challenges and benefits of secure device access in this episode.

Scaling and managing access to cloud infrastructure is hard. Dive into the world of security engineering and cloud privilege access management with Will Bengston on this episode of the All Aboard Podcast.

Engineering teams want to build quickly and security teams need them to build securely. These two goals are not incompatible. Hear Jason Chan's advice on effective platform engineering teams, “paved roads,” and much more on this episode.

Cloud forward companies are shifting left. They are moving away from ticketing and towards self service access controls to increase developer productivity.  Travis McPeak gives advice on how to optimize workloads and empower developer teams on this week's episode.

With the rise of the distributed workforce came the need for better remote connectivity. Where traditional VPNs have fallen short, Tailscale excels. Hear some hot takes and best practices from Avery Pennarun on this week's episode.

When you think of IT, you might picture the unsung heroes who fix your computer glitches, who help you set up new software, or who train users in how to use new technology. But IT is so much more than just the "break fix" function.