In this episode of The Edge, Anne Coulombe discusses the concept of Zero Trust as a principle rather than a product or strategy. She emphasizes the importance of identity in Zero Trust and how it can enhance both security and user experience. 

Anne also highlights the need for Zero Trust in industries like healthcare and life sciences, where data privacy and security are crucial. She explains the role of user behavior analytics and AI in Zero Trust and emphasizes the importance of responsible AI and governance. Anne also discusses the future of cloud computing and the continued relevance of networks.

Takeaways

•	Zero Trust is a principle that leverages network, IAM, and other security elements to create a secure environment for processing data.
•	Zero Trust enhances both security and user experience by reducing friction in accessing resources and adapting access based on user identity.
•	Industries like healthcare and life sciences are adopting Zero Trust to secure devices and systems and protect patient data.
•	User behavior analytics and AI can play a crucial role in identifying abnormal behavior and preventing security threats.
•	Cloud computing and Zero Trust go hand in hand, with identity being a key component in securing cloud-based services.
•	The future of cloud computing involves faster compute, AI, ML, and responsible AI with proper governance.
•	Networks are not dead but are being transformed and will continue to evolve alongside advancements in technology.

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Healthcare and Zero Trust with Anne Coulombe

Joe Sullivan, former CISO of Uber and Facebook, shares his journey in the IT and security industry and discusses the evolving relationship between the public and private sectors in cybersecurity. 

He highlights the need for collaboration and communication between government agencies and tech companies to improve cybersecurity practices. 

Joe also emphasizes the importance of CISOs having a voice in policymaking and investing in tools that facilitate incident response and coordination across departments. He encourages the security community to continue innovating and finding ways to protect customers and navigate the changing regulatory landscape. 

The conversation covers topics such as cybersecurity standards, the need for a clear and objective minimum bar, the role of the security leader, the importance of cross-functional collaboration, the evolving role of CISOs, and the challenges they face. 

It also touches on the need for better communication, incident response preparedness, and educating the wider team about cybersecurity. 

The conversation concludes with a discussion about the importance of protecting digital risks and the role of CISOs in addressing them.

Takeaways
•	Collaboration and communication between government agencies and tech companies are crucial for improving cybersecurity practices.
•	CISOs need to have a voice in policymaking and provide feedback on regulations to ensure their perspectives are considered.
•	Investing in tools that facilitate incident response and coordination across departments is essential for effective cybersecurity management.
•	The security community should continue innovating and finding ways to protect customers and navigate the changing regulatory landscape. There is a need for a clear and objective minimum bar for cybersecurity standards.
•	The role of the security leader is evolving to include responsibilities beyond cybersecurity.
•	Cross-functional collaboration is crucial for effective cybersecurity.
•	CISOs need to educate the wider team about cybersecurity and the importance of their involvement.
•	Incident response preparedness is essential, as it is likely that organizations will face a cybersecurity incident at some point.
•	CISOs should take a proactive approach to address digital risks and protect the organization.
•	The cybersecurity community needs to come together and support each other in the fight against cyber threats.

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The Role of CISOs in Policymaking with Joe Sullivan

In this conversation, Nick Mullen, the founder and CEO of Sanguine Security Solutions, discusses his journey into the cybersecurity field and the importance of the human element in security. 

He shares an analogy of protecting a pot of gold to explain the concept of zero trust. The conversation also highlights the need for a comprehensive strategy that makes secure choices easy choices and addresses the human attack surface. It emphasizes the importance of relevant and targeted training to combat social engineering attacks. 

The discussion concludes with the suggestion of implementing technologies like push authentication to enhance security. The conversation covers topics such as the lack of a framework for mapping the human attack surface, the role of governance in cybersecurity, and the challenges of communicating the value of security. 



Takeaways
•	The human element plays a significant role in cybersecurity, with a large percentage of breaches involving social engineering.
•	Zero trust is a strategy that requires a comprehensive approach, making secure choices the easy choices and addressing the human attack surface.
•	Training should be relevant and targeted to individual roles and responsibilities, rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
•	Implementing technologies like push authentication can enhance security and protect against social engineering attacks. There is a lack of a framework for mapping the human attack surface and implementing tools and technologies to protect against it.
•	Governance plays a crucial role in ensuring that organizations are doing what they are supposed to be doing and doing it well.
•	Good governance should support an organization's enterprise goals and strategies, whether they are focused on growth and innovation or cost leadership and stability.
•	The role of security professionals is often misunderstood, and there is a need to communicate the positive impact of security measures to the wider audience.
•	Personal preferences for pineapple on pizza vary, but it can be seen as a divisive topic.
•	Ranch dressing is a popular staple in Midwest cuisine.
•	Ireland is a highly recommended travel destination known for its beautiful landscapes and friendly people.

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The Human Element in Cybersecurity with Nick Mullen

Official "War Cry" Lyrics:

Yea yea yea I’m looking for you
Yea I’m looking for you yea yea
Baby, Yea yea I’m looking for you
Yea I’m lookin for yea for my baby

Yea I fell in love with money
Yea I fell in love with money
Yea I fell in love with, Yea I fell in love with money
Yea fell in love with money
Yea I fell in love with money that should tell you something
Yea that should tell you something
Yea that should tell you something that should tell you

Heart so cold, Heart so frozen
Heart so ooh, Heart so open
Vulnerable, Vulnerability
Will get you killed, Killed from your own self 

Yea they don’t love you yea, Yea left you when you was down yea
Skrt skrt yea it hurt with my heart eh
Yea, Yea show em all the streets huh
Work it up yea work it yea work dat check flex it all
Flex it up yea you pretty and up
Tell em up tell em up yea you whippin em up
Yea, Yea you cuffin yea you cuffin it up
Yea now its yea your time yea to cut it up

Times so slow, Times so slow when your not open
Times so slow, Yea times so slow
Times so slow, Yea times so slow times so slow
When your cold, When you got when you got your heart broke
Yea time for no games, Yea time for no time for no
Yea I’m too bright, Brighter than the sky
Yea angelic voice, On your mind

Yea they don’t love you yea, Yea left you when you was down yea
Skrt skrt yea it hurt with my heart eh
Yea, Yea show em all the streets huh
Work it up yea work it yea work dat check flex it all
Flex it up yea you pretty and up
Tell em up tell em up yea you whippin em up
Yea, Yea you cuffin yea you cuffin it up
Yea now its yea your time yea to cut it up

War Cry

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War Cry (Instrumental)

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Tak - ICYUH Chamorrita “Outro” [Explicit]

Tak - Guam Babyyy "Che’lu Dedication" [Explicit]

Tak - $outh$ide Love "Guam Dedication" [Explicit]

Tak - 4 ALL MY EXS "XoXo Dedication" [Explicit]

Tak - ImYourMan [Explicit]

Tak - GuamVille [Explicit]

Tak - TheGame/M.O.B “Intro” [Explicit]

Narrhalla- Marsch – SSE Verlag

Der „Mainzer“ Narrhalla-Marsch von Carl Zulehner ist ein Hit aus der Mainzer Fastnacht und geht zurück auf das Jahr 1840. 
Er ist aber geeignet im Fasching-Karneval in allen deutschen Regionen. Er ist besonders wirkungsvoll für das Straßenspiel.
Das Arrangement ist bereits weit verbreitet und orientiert sich stark am berühmten Original; ein Klassiker für jedes Repertoire.

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