About the Podcast
If you’re a security professional, it probably seems like every day there are dozens of new high-priority threats to device security. In this podcast, we talk with leaders in device security to get the truth about security, threats, and what the future holds.
What to expect in show format & questions
Conversational in nature, the show is a discussion between two device security experts that can go in many interesting directions.
Who is the audience of the show?
Anyone interested in device security
How long is each episode?
Typically each episode will be 20–30 minutes
Is the show audio or video?
The show is primarily audio, although we do record video when possible for social media clips. If possible, it would be great to have you on camera, if not, no worries and we can focus on only recording audio.
How to prepare for your interview:
1) Use your computer - Please use your computer for recording, not your phone. This will ensure we have the best quality possible.
2) Google Chrome is preferred - If possible, please have Google Chrome open during the interview. This enables us to record an audio backup of the interview. If you don’t have Google Chrome, it is ok, but it is preferred if possible.
3) Remove distractions - Please be in a quiet place and turn off any cell phones or notifications.
4) Audio Quality - Please use the best microphone you have available. If you do not have a microphone then use at minimum a pair of earbuds or a headset. This ensures the best audio quality for the listener.
Meet your host
Eric Greenwald has more than 20 years of experience as a lawyer, having served in senior-level positions in government, the technology sector, private legal practice, academia, and news media. He served as a Special Assistant to the President on the National Security Council during the Obama Administration, Deputy Director of the FBI’s National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force, Deputy Director for Operations at U.S. Cyber Command, and Chief Counsel for the House Intelligence Committee.