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Seeking Truth in NetworkingZero Trust at Black Hat 2021: Networking meets SecurityRecorded live at Black Hat 2021 in Las Vegas! Our vaxxed and masked podcast co-hosts, Brandon and Derick, take the show on the road to talk to real network and security folks about Zero Trust. Is it more than just a marketing buzzword? Is it even achievable? Listen to this one-of-a-kind episode to get the straight scoop.Show notesBlack Hat 2021: https://www.blackhat.com/us-21/schedule.html Zero Trust Definition: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3247848/what-is-zero-trust-a-model-for-more-effective-security.htmlSeeking Truth in Networking: From Testing...2021-08-2637 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingBill Krause | Zero to a Million Ethernet Ports + The EpiphanyHosts Brandon and Derick have the honor of interviewing Bill Krause and hearing some fascinating stories about the early days of Silicon Valley, including the origins of HP's first computer division, and how Bill (along with previous podcast guest Bob Metcalfe) took Ethernet from zero to one million ports ahead of their already-ambitious timeline.Bill is a tech luminary, having served as the CEO and President, and then Board Chairman, of 3Com, growing the business from a VC-backed startup to a publicly traded $1B company with global operations. Prior to 3Com, Bill was the GM of HP's...2021-02-041h 03Seeking Truth in NetworkingBen Pfaff | Creating Open vSwitchJoin co-hosts Derick and Brandon as they sit down with Ben Pfaff, one of the original and core contributors of Open vSwitch, the virtual network switch for Linux.2021-01-1653 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingLaunching a podcast in 2020: what the hell were we thinking?Co-hosts Derick and Brandon are joined by the rest of the podcast production team, including Lisa Garvey, Charlie Elliott, and Aditya Chakraborty, to discuss the pitfalls, highlights, and lessons learned from creating a podcast in the disastrous year of 2020.2021-01-0142 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingOlivier Bonaventure | MPTCP: The coolest protocol you’re already using - but didn’t knowDerick and Brandon chat with Olivier Bonaventure, Professor at Université catholique de Louvain (UCL) and co-founder at Tessares, about the evolution of Multipath TCP, a protocol that is changing the way we experience the Internet. 2020-12-2452 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingJohn Capobianco | Automating the Canadian Parliament NetworkJohn Capobianco, Senior IT Planner and Integrator at House of Commons, joins co-hosts Derick and Brandon to dive into his journey to network automation for the Canadian Parliament. If you're curious about network automation or have already begun to implement, this is the episode for you!2020-12-1851 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingTom Hollingsworth | Lessons from Tech Field Day and How to Spot BSBrandon and Derick explore communities of IT folks, the wisdom of backup plans, and shifty vendors with Tech Field Day Organizer Tom Hollingsworth, also known as "The Networking Nerd." 2020-12-031h 03Seeking Truth in NetworkingBob Metcalfe, Part 2 | Ethernet’s Impact and Your Own Personal AlgorithmA deeper dive with Bob Metcalfe on the lasting impact of Ethernet and the World Wide Web. What’s in store for the world next? 2020-11-0931 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingHeidi Roizen | How Networking is Changing NetworkingBrandon and Derick explore the connection between computer networking technology and people in this interview with venture capitalist and entrepreneur Heidi Roizen. 2020-11-091h 08Seeking Truth in NetworkingBob Metcalfe, Part 1 | Insider Stories from Early Silicon ValleyPodcast co-hosts Derick and Brandon explore the early days of Silicon Valley with Bob Metcalfe, inventor of Ethernet technology. 2020-11-0942 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingMarc Andreessen | Time to BuildJoin our hosts as they unravel today’s challenging culture with Marc Andreessen, creator of the first web browser and co-founder of venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz.2020-11-0938 min
Seeking Truth in NetworkingSeeking Truth in Networking, IntroductionMeet co-hosts Brandon Heller and Derick Winkworth and learn about why we created this podcast: to bring you authentic conversations from the broader computer networking community. We’re on a journey to understand what an increasingly connected world means for all of us.2020-11-0503 min