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Do you inherently trust technology? Today, most of us rely on technology to communicate, drive, shop, bank, and work. From a bigger perspective, we have all learned to trust technology to provide our power, food, fuel, national defense, and the global economy. In this podcast, we try to unpack a different technology each episode – with insights from experts -- to gain a better perspective on the tech we trust, how it works, and why it matters.
Update frequency:
every 66 days
Average audio length:
30 minutes
English
United States
10 episodes
since June 30, 2020
episodic
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What do national defense, commercial innovation, artificial intelligence, bad ass drones, and VR goggles all have in common? Yes, they are all tech we might trust. But, if you answered “Palmer Luckey, the inventor and entrepreneur”, we would be so happy – and impressed. In this episode we recast…
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In this episode we take a deep dive with two experts in the field of IT and innovation – Tim Hoechst and Nick Sinai. We cover a lot of ground – from policy to perspectives on what it means to tackle cyber security, through Zero Trust. We also welcome a new character to the show – Dr. Decoder. If …
Does your IT staff wash their hands? Wait, no – the question was supposed to ask: do you have good cyber hygiene? At a minimum, this means setting up solid controls and processes to thwart basic hacking attempts. If not done right, attackers can get in, set up ransomware, and demand we stop eatin…
Do you trust foreign actors? No, not Nikolaj Coster-Waldau from Game of Thrones -- we’re talking foreign hackers. You know, the folks responsible for ransomware? Of course not. Getting cyber attacked these days is big business – against businesses large and small. And the attacks are growing in…
Wait, how much is my Cloud costing me? What do you mean it’s out of compliance?
THE Cloud is something we’ve all grown to trust. Cloud providers have paved the way for massive improvements in technology and computing power. So, it makes sense that a growing Cloud costs more – but how much? How…
Listen in, if you use coins, collect coins, or need a little change in your routine.
Every year, the U.S. Mint produces and distributes billions of coins across the United States. But, making and circulating money is just one part of a complex cycle that we all trust, when it comes to our economy…
Will making a TikTok video with my Huawei phone from a government office land me in policy jail?
Open source code is developed all over the world. Systems & components are built by multiple people in different locations and collectively become the tech we all use every single minute. So how ca…
If I mark my blank PowerPoint slide as secret, does that make it more important?The United States government classification system is built on levels of trust. However, there is overwhelming agreement by leaders across government that we have a problem with over-classifying systems and information.…
Should I know where my toilet paper and military aircraft parts are coming from?In this episode, we discuss the challenges and considerations with trusting the myriad supply chains that citizens inherently trust every day. We talk with leaders from NS2 Labs about holding a virtual hackathon to inno…
Do you inherently trust technology? Today, most of us rely on technology to communicate, drive, shop, bank, and work. From a bigger perspective, we have all learned to trust technology to provide our power, food, fuel, a national defense, and the global economy. Greg Reeder and Brian Paget from NS2…
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