On today's show, I have John Hubbard who is a Cyber Security Manager located in Pennsylvania.
John is an expert at Cyber Security and we cover A LOT of topics during this episode, everything from how he got started in the information security industry & advice for anyone who wants to work in the information security field to how you can protect yourself and your more sensitive information to stay safe. These days, we all live our lives online but there are people out there who will take advantage of vulnerabilities and steal your information.
This episode is super informative for those who want to take action to protect themselves but aren't quite sure where to start.
Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!
In today's episode, you'll find out:
- How John got into the information security industry and advice for anyone who wants to work in the information security industry.
- How hackers go about compromising a person and/or a business and the different techniques they use to get access to sensitive information.
- How people can take action to protect themselves from malware & hackers.
- The difference between an opportunist attack and a targeted attack.
- His biggest struggle working in the information security industry.
- What people misconceive about the information security industry.
- His thoughts on cryptocurrency and how someone can become more knowledgeable about this area and how it will be tied to cyber security.
Full show notes at: http://brittneyllynn.com/019
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