The team at IT Governance Publishing got together to discuss:
•	The team and our job roles
•	How our agile processes have made it possible for us to continue operating during Covid
•	The success of audio and how people have listened to audio during the pandemic – it is a nicer way to consume a book!
•	International business. 
•	How we coped with mental wellbeing as a team 
•	A few high-level stats to demonstrate our success as a business

How IT Governance Publishing Survived Covid

Thought leader Josh Atwell offers insight on helping individuals and organizations succeed in DevOps through his advocacy approach.

Continuous ChitChat Ep. 23 - Josh Atwell & Jayne Groll Advocate Advocacy

This week, we discuss a record ICO fine for Equifax, cyber attacks on Bristol Airport and Smeg, and the sentencing of the creators of the Mirai botnet

21st September Weekly podcast: Equifax once more, Bristol Airport, Smeg and Mirai creators

This week, Keith and special guest host April Wright interview Ron Gula, Founder of Tenable and Gula Tech Adventures! They discuss security in the upcoming elections, how to maintain separation of duties, attack simulation, and more! In the Application Security News, Hackers stole customer credit cards in Newegg data breach, John Hancock now requires monitoring bracelets to buy insurance, the man who broke Ticketmaster, new security settings available in iOS 12, State Department confirms data breach exposed employee data, and more! &nbsp; Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/ASW_Episode33 &nbsp; Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/asw for all the latest episodes! &nbsp; Visit https://www.activecountermeasures/asw to sign up for a demo or buy our AI Hunter! &nbsp; →Visit our website: https://www.securityweekly.com →Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly →Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly

Don't Hit Me Up - Application Security Weekly #33

We’re at that time of year when the tech conference season, after a bit of a summer break, swings back into full gear, some we’ve already had, such as MSIgnite and some we have to come, over the next couple of months there’s a range of shows big and small dotted across the globe on a range of topics.

One of the biggest and still one of the most influential tech shows of the year is VMworld, VMware’s showcase event, a long time cornerstone of the technology community for IT pro’s and vendors alike.

VMworld attracts IT Pro’s and vendors from many disciplines’ server and storage vendors, through to automation and analytics companies all working closely with VMware’s platforms to deliver services across enterprise and organisations of all types.

What can you expect to learn from a show like VMware? What’s the benefit for you? Well as we sit handily between VMworld US and Europe, I thought it would be a useful to explore VMworld a little more.

Joining me to discuss this, is the co-host of the fantastic Virtually Speaking podcast Pete Flecha, a veteran of a number of VMworld’s as customer, partner and now as employee, he’s in a great position to provide some background to the show, how it’s changed and some of the key announcements from Vegas and what to look out for in Barcelona.

We discuss what exactly is VMworld, its size, the community it attracts and why it's a show about much more than virtualisation.

We hear Pete's favourite announcements from the show including the intriguing "Project Dimension" and finish up looking ahead to Barcelona and discussing why, if you've never attended VMworld, you may want to get it on your calendar for next year.

Enjoy the show.

Click here for full show notes:- https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1B4

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What happens in Vegas, heads to Barcelona - Pete Flecha - Ep76

DevOps Institute CEO Jayne Groll, DevOps Institute Portfolio Manager Tami Church, and G2G3's Jaro Tomik give the Continuous Learning Community an earlier look at Experiential DevOps: A Simulation-Enhanced Learning Experience at DOES USA (10/21). https://bit.ly/2CVjFxH

Continuous ChitChat Ep. 24 - DevOps Institute and G2G3 present Experiential DevOps

Dave Aflalo, CPP, with GM Financial shares more on building a corporate security awareness program. A massive port in London turns to a situational awareness platform to stop theft and other threats. Plus a member spotlight from GSX 2018 with Mark Folmer, CPP, with TrackTik.

October 2018: Security Awareness, Stopping Port Threats, Plus a Member Spotlight

Cloud is not new, I don’t think that’s news to anyone, many of us have deployed a cloud solution as cloud continues to play a major part in IT strategy for an ever-increasing amount of businesses.

However, this move to cloud has not come without us learning an awful lot on the way, we’ve probably all heard of cloud deployments that have not gone as we expected. Many of the issues that have led to those poor cloud experiences have been driven by an "immaturity" to our approach.

Is our approach to cloud beginning to change? have we got, or do we need to consider our cloud strategy a little differently?

That’s the question we ask on this weeks podcast, an episode inspired by a fantastic article written by my guest Matt Watts, Director of Technology and Strategy, EMEA at NetApp, In the article Matt posed the question Are you Cloud First! or Cloud First? And the difference a simple bit of punctuation can make.

During the show we discuss the article in depth, why Matt felt the need to write it, we look at mistakes people have made in their initial forays into Cloud.

We also look at the problems that come with taking our on-prem infrastructure and "dumping" it in the cloud. We also take a look at why cloud isn't about saving money.

We wrap up looking at examples of building a more mature cloud strategy and how this has worked well, Matt shares some examples of how NetApp’s own cloud maturity has driven their own internal decision making.

Matt, as always, shares some fascinating insight into cloud strategy. 

Enjoy the show.

For full show notes :- https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1Bc

Taking a grown up look at cloud - Matt Watts - Ep77

This week we discuss the end of Google+, allegations of Chinese motherboard interference, and a £120,000 fine for Heathrow Airport

12 October Weekly Podcast: Google+, Supermicro and Heathrow

Stay cloudy VMware - Glenn Sizemore - Ep78

In this podcast we are releasing an extract from one of our bestselling books, ISO27001/ISO27002:2013 – A Pocket Guide, discussing the seven steps that must be followed when carrying out an ISO 27001 risk assessment.

Purchase this book or any other Alan Calder product in October to get a 15% discount when you use code Calder15 at the checkout.
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The Seven Steps to an ISO 27001 Risk Assessment Process

Catch-up on the latest information security news with our Podcast. Also, keep an eye out for our 'Author Interviews' where we speak with industry experts, covering; InfoSec, Cyber Security, IT, project management,  and more.

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