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Welcome to the chief of Cyber Security
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your host, Dwayne heart. Hello
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everyone, I am back again the
chief of cyber security. Today is going
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to be interesting topic and I always
like to say that anyone that is trying
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to transferred as skill set sort to
move into a different job, you always
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wonder do I have the right skill
sets? I will contested at because as
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a military veteran, I gave that
a lot of thought when I first retied
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out of the military because I knew
that I wanted to do something. I
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knew that I was a technically minded
person, and so when I retired out
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of the military, at first I
said, Oh yeah, I want to
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be a corporate trainer because I did
trending in the military. Then I transition
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and I finished my degree programs and
certifications and I realized that I was it
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as where I was at. Then
I said, okay, I'm going to
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roll into it. Then I found
the coodest things about cybersecurity and and I
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transition into sobage security and it has
been a very rewarding career, not so
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much as a business owner but also
as a professional, having the opportunity to
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you, to work for the federal
government and also to for some federal for
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some federal clients. But I will
say that veterans offer a unique skill set
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for try for cybersecurity. So in
two day's podcast session, what transferable skill
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sets to military vetters offer to cyber
security is what I'm going to be talking
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about. Now I want to put
a disclaimer down that although I am talking
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about veterans, this does not exclude
none veterans, veterans, from working in
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sobersecurity. So so let's take a
break for a minute here now and think
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if, if you are tuned and
ready to work until soyber security, there's
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a unique skill sets that you must
have. Right, excuse me, you
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know this is not common here to
cough, but it's going to be a
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very interesting topic of discussion for today. So so let's talk about the goals
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and the outcomes of the show.
The first thing that I want to roll
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in to it's to talk about why
a veteran so well prepared for cybersecurity.
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And then after that I'm going to
roll into discussing secrecy. Every veteran has
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dealt with secrecy and their career.
Combat Warfare Tactics is going to be next,
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because combat warfare tactics talks about situation
awareness. Every battle commander, ship
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up latuone has to use combat warfare
tactics and some of those same skill sets
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applied to cybersecurity itself. We also
going to roll into transferable rolls of Sim
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it's looking at the roll of Sims
that you plan a military and how they
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transfer over to cybersecurity. And then
after that we want to roll into looking
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at the different different things, such
as making the transition from like boots to
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cyber okay, because there is a
transition that can happen because they are certain
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training programs and other things that are
vetteran can do to at sell themselves in
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the cyber security work for us.
So so let's talk about something else,
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and it and it's called given the
cyber security seat. I like to look
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at the cyberge cyber security seat as
the foundation that you need to channel your
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career in cybersecurity itself. Every military
veteran has been given that cyber security seat.
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I don't care if you was working
in a squadron, a battalion,
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a ship, a Patoon or or
a battle group. You've been given the
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cyber security seat. And now in
that particular see, there are certain things
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that exist. Every military veteran likes
to learn. See, that's part of
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obscurity, because you have to have
that attitude what you want to learn.
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I remember when I was in the
military, I never got away from learning.
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From the first day I went into
boot camp up up until the day
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I retired. I was always in
a learning mode. If you work in
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Cybersecurity, you have to be in
a learning mode because technology constantly changes.
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One of the other factors to is
collaboration and that team work environment. Military
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people always works as teams and their
units, in their ships, in their
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divisions, because there's a goal that
needs to be accomplished. Cyber security professional
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has to work as a team.
Leadership is another great example too, because
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every military veteran has been in a
leadership position, and leadership is about guiding
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people technologies toward a certain goal.
And when you work in cyber security you're
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going to be given those tasks of
what you have people and you have technologies
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that you have to guide towards certain
goals. Mission Focus Mindset and strategic thinking.
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This is about thinking about the future. Mission focus is means that you
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have bought into cyber security. When
a person strategically thinks, they always look
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at the long vision, and this
what military commanders do for six months when
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they have to deploy with their units. If you look at Cybsecurity, you
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always thinking about the future. Okay, how can I make this better?
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Flexibility means that you have to adapt
to changes. Military people are very flexible.
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I remember when I was in a
military and everyone on board my ship
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was very happy about a point visit
to Jamaica, but then that was a
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change and the ship had to stay
under way for like another week to do
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training. So that means that everybody
has to get flexible and change their mindset
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from at least having liberty up to
working and military people have to be very
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flexible because you can change on the
moment notice. We all problem solvers.
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Secondly, two is that military people
like to explore, and that's what Cyfe
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is curious about, trying to explore
things and to make the situation better.
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One of the other factor too,
is that a guardian. A Guardian is
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like a fire is. It's somewhat
like a human fire wall. If you
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think about military veterans, they always
serve as guardians of the ships, of
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their Portunes, of their units and
the cyber security force. You Are Guardian
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too, because you're human firewall.
You are trying to protect systems, and
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the human fire wall is a is, is a mental concept, and this
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is where the Cyberge kitty mindset comes
to place, because in my book,
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the Syberge Kay Mindset, I wrote
about human fire walls, and human firewalls
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of very important, because that's a
buying structure. While person states that I
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want to be a part of syvere
security and the Guardian themselves states that I
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want to make sure that that that
my unit has the best groups of soldiers,
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sailors, marines, are airman's all
right. So so you know,
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this is why military and venoms are
so prepared. Now, one of the
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other factors that actually operates fround this
concept is the secrecy of information. If
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you have served in the military,
you've been taught about not talking about certain
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information, about when your unit is
about ready to deploy, talks about military
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operations. This is secrecy of information, because information that you share may become
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a risk to your organization and make
them vulnerable. If you think about data
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protection, military folks always try to
protect data. If you think about secret,
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top secret and confidential information, and
and how when you have to handle
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that information, by actually making sure
that you put it in a safe or
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if you were told that this is
information that that only you should know.
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The same concept applies to Serbersecurity,
because in certain environments you cannot share information.
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Let's talk about those security clearances,
all right. This is meaning that
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you are trusted to hold information for
the government and if you're a military veteran
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and if you have a security clearance, you you are fifty percent employable by
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the government. I call it fifty
percent employable because you have met half of
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the standards. Most study government jobs. We cry you to have a secret
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claims and now in corporate America they
are background checks that are being done and
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some of the corporate companies like to
know whether you have a top secret or
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seeker claims because that means you can
be trusted. Some of the other factors
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that goes into this kind of stuff
is loose lip, ship sink. I
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remember the military when our captain used
to tell us on board the ship you
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are not to vocalize about a port
call and say information about when the ship
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supposed to be leaving a port and
when the ship is going to be Interne
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port. If you think about cyber
security, right, it's certain information that
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companies cannot put out in public.
And if you work in Cyber Security,
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you're not supposed to put information in
public. Think about a company's IP address
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scheme. Okay, think about the
a Villaty, the availability of certain technologies
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for that company. If it's certain
vulnerabilities that you have in your database systems,
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where you can't put that out in
public. Now, this is why
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military people are at an added advantage
because they have already been given at seat.
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Okay, about the secrecy of information
intelligence gathering, I was at a
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conference last week and and and one
of the things that I notice that this
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conference was that many of the vendors
there was advertised and threat intelligent platforms and
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threat intelligent platform although Cypher platform that
gather actionable data da cyber security companies can
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use to determine what threats are against
their organization. When you're in the military,
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you always deal with intelligence gallery because
you need to know what type of
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threats are against you. If you
have been a part of any battle group,
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if you have been a part of
any ship, if you are part
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of any operations in the government,
well, you have done threatened and tell
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r some before, and military people
are at an additive vantage for this particular
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area. Trust and verify. Tell
you what, if you have ever tried
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to come onto a naval base,
or or maybe army base, or pretty
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much a force or a Marine base, you always have to show you identification
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and if you notice that those guards
are looking at your idy car, put
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stiff. You just can't hold it
up and inspect them and say yes,
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they going to get that card and
they're going to look at it on the
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back. They don't look at it
on the front. This is what trust
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and verify comes in, and this
is that same mindset that is transferable over
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to cybersecurity as well. Now,
now, with these type of skill sets,
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something else brings to the surface,
which is called combat warfare taxes,
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and my book, the cyberskated mindset, there's a section dedicated to situation awareness.
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Now, situation awareness is about knowing
the environment, you'll always have the
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front lines of defense. If you
think about a military commander and situation where
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is they always have to explore the
environment to know what risk are out there
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before they deploy their units. And
we know that risk is he equal to
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threats, time vulnerabilities, right.
So so a military command is always looking
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at the threats out there and also
to looking at the vulnerabilities that exist and
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and taking both of those and doing
a calculation and saying that my ship,
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my unit, may be at a
risk, okay, at a certain level,
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and they make a determineation on how
they want to respond. The same
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concept applies to cybersecurity. If you've
been part of a risk assessment program you
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are always looking at threats and vulnerabilities
and actually looking at the risk and taking
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a calculated looking said, okay,
is my environment vulnerable? What is it
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that that my environment is facing?
All right, and this is where the
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combat warfare taxes come to play a
key rows. Now some of those elements
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that make it works is tools,
tactics and procedures. They call it t
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TMP's, and the world of Sybsecurity
we use ttps all the time. This
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is for incident response, but but
you always going to take a look at
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the tools that you have available and
the taxis that you can use, and
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also the procedures that are available,
because if you're trying to defend your environment,
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then you actually needs to know whether
those tools, the tactics and two
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procedures can save you. And you
think about tools, tools as a as
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these soft software program tact this is
how you navigate from point a to point
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B, okay, and and the
procedures is the process that you use,
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you know, to get it done. Now, military commanders follow that all
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the time. And if you have
been part of operations and if you have
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been part of a squadron or a
battle unit, because you hear about ttps
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all the time, understanding the enemy
or, pretty much in Cybersecurity, understanding
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hackers. Okay, this is this
is a mindset that is practiced, because
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military commanders are always trying to understand
the enemy. Before you engage in enemy,
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you always take a calculated risk,
all right, before you deploy a
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system, you always try to understand
how hackers are operated. All right.
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Some of the other factors is that
you have to conceal your tracks, gather
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intel. This is why situational awareness
is very important because part of situation awareness
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is knowing about cyber senses, and
Cybersenses is directly related to cyber warfare,
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okay, or pretty much cyber Intel, because your cyber senses is telling you
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that something is wrong and that you
must respond. When you think about cyber
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warfare and cyber Intel, okay,
in the military it tells military person nails
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whether they need to react to a
situation based on the knowledge that's been given
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to them. And in Cybersecurity,
your environmental knowledge tells you how to react
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to US certain situation. So,
as you see, situation Awaren is is
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the core piece of cybersecurity and also
combat warfare. This is very important if
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you're a military veteran, and if
you listen to this podcast session, this
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is direct relatable to the work that
you done in the military or if you
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are in the military now, it
still relates to the work that you do.
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So stay with me here, because
now I'm going to roll into something
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that's very important with his transferable roller
Sims. So I remember when when I
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joined the military, there were all
kind of roles on Sim as. I
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could have taken all right, I
could have been a nuclear power guy.
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I could have been a sonar technician, I could have been probably working on
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aircraft, but I chose to go
down in the rout the route of technology
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and transfer, a role assign is
applied to intelligence operations managers, right,
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because if you play in those particular
roles, you you have gathered skill sets
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that can transfer out of the military. Hey, if you think about the
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fact is that individuals are involved with
tabletop exercises. A tabletop exercise is pretty
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much where you simulate and event and
you may simulate that your environment is being
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hacked. All Right, I remember
the navy. We used to have these
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drills, all right, and they
call combat systems technical training grill, C
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s tt right, and in those
particular drills we used to practice maybe a
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ship getting hit by Muse and a
system goes now and we have to respond
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and to bring two systems back online. If you work in Cyber Security,
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you faced this as well, because
you always have these simulation in these drills
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where you would probably do a test
to see if, for, server went
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down and you have a certain time
period to bring that server back on line.
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All right, some of the roles
you can work in cryptologic position,
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crypto people, because in cybersecurity and
you know, we did cryptography all the
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time, cyber operation specialists, Cyber
Operations Officer, Cyberspace Intelligence Position, cyber
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and electronic warfare officers. When you
think about electronic warfare, this is the
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process of trying to jam signals or
to probably send out certain things like defensive
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mechanism, what you can defect the
mules who in a certain role, or
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you can send it to an alternate
direction. If you think about cybersecurity and
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electronic warfare, then and all those
different type of signals and the information that
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you set out right, well,
you're trying to protect that information. And
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then what could happen is that you
can encrypt that information. And if you're
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encrypt that information, then what you
just done is that that you doing a
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formal warfare. Okay, and think
about the position that you roll, that
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you played in the military. Okay. So so there's something else on the
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planet to that can help military velens
out. It's called making the transition from
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boots to cyber if you are in
a position now and you're thinking about,
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well, I want to transition into
cyber security, here's some great points for
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you to consider. The Gi Bild
is readily available for you. Gee Bill
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pays for your education. You have
already been given the cybergecurity seat. Now
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what happens is that you have to
take that syberage cuitcy and grow it.
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Certifications, it's another factor. If
you're in a military they are programs set
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up to help you get your certification
where you can be prepared for roads in
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Cyber Security. And speaking of certification, it requires you to learn and,
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as I stated before, that is
one of the critical skill sets that military
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veterans offer to cyber security is that
they like to learn technology. Military and
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the government start wealth building technology and
started to build it, and so after
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so many years, the technology transition
over to the private sector and Corporate America
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and some of those technologies are still
being used now. I remember when I
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first joined the military and I was
on board a ship. We was using
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a link system and a link system
is used to have used to transmit information
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from ship to ship and I was
using standard crypto information and all the CRYPTO
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information have to get changed every day. And if you think about email and
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think about cryptography and think about it, security engineers that has to set up
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a crypto or pretty much and in
a cryptic channel that asks she uses Crypto.
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It's the same concept, all right. Some of the things that can
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help out is to is that that, as a military veteran, if you
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go to these a seal conferences being
held. Some of the other things to
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remember is that you can fit right
in. What I'm now. What I
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mean by you you can fit right
in because of the inclusive courtial principle,
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is that there's a buy in from
you to say that I want to be
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a part of its culture. And
this is what it takes to work in
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Cyber Security, is that you have
to want to be a part of cyber
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security and military vesdence are pretty pretty, pretty much at the edge, because
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when you are in the government,
you've been give it at cyber security seed
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and still you still motivated and y'all
which thinking about the worst case in area
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and how to make things successful.
So so one of the errors that is
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going as well too, is that
workforce development training is improving. Workforce Development
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is about trying to develop the workforce
as we go through this element of transition
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and it there is a need for
workforce development. Okay, veterans are probably
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ahead of a lot of pretty much
a lot of the workforce development programs and
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they can add into the programs as
well too, because because you have the
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Cyberg security seat. So if you
take that seat and you transition that seed
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over to work force development, you
just make it easy for yourself, because
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part of the workforce development programs means
that you mctee dedicated to learn. You
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must be a technically savvy person.
You must be an individual that knows about
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data protection and individual that understand secrecy. Right. So for you to transition
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into Cyberg security, you know that
seed is already set. And speaking of
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the seed itself, there there is
a lot of things that are changing what
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Cybergecurity, dais and daily all.
Right, of some of those things that
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are changing is that is that digital
mondization is kind of coming come into surface,
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and digital mondization is about taking technology
and growing technology, and when technology
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grows, that's when the cyber secuting
industry become digit e monditized. And I
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will say that this podcast session has
been very important to me because when I
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was walking in the studio I was
talking to the radio host about it and
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he said wow, he said that
seems like it going to be a really
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good topic. I said yes because
because he's dedicated to something that I have
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not heard of before, and you
know, there's plenty of topics I'm pretty
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sure that many of you have not
heard of before, which is digital mondization.
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So in the next level, so
I would talk up more about digital
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mondization. All right. So so
catching me in the next episode. Transferring
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digital modization and to the sober security
mode of thinking. You've been listening to
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the chief of Cyber Security Podcast,
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