Learning How to Learn: Mastering the Cyber Fundamentals with Rich Greene

Learning How to Learn: Mastering the Cyber Fundamentals with Rich Greene

The real edge in cybersecurity isn’t found in new tools, it’s built through timeless fundamentals and a mindset that never stops learning.

In this episode, Ron sits down with Rich Greene, Senior Solutions Engineer and Instructor at SANS Institute, to uncover how true cyber value starts with skills, curiosity, and mindset. Rich shares his remarkable story of surviving a battlefield injury, retraining his brain, and how that journey shaped his approach to mastering cybersecurity. Together, they connect real-world lessons like the recent Discord breach to the core truth that even advanced systems depend on people who master the basics.

Impactful Moments 00:00 - Introduction 02:00 - Discord breach and third-party risk 05:00 - Meet Rich Greene from SANS 06:00 - The power of mastering fundamentals 07:00 - Learning how to learn 08:30 - Rich’s story of rebuilding his memory 11:00 - Forcing the brain to grow stronger 12:00 - Top skills that get you paid 14:00 - Skills that lead to fulfillment 16:00 - Fundamentals that fuel long-term success 17:00 - The OSI model decoded 20:00 - Why operating systems matter 21:00 - Security operations fundamentals 23:00 - Why cloud is the #1 must-learn skill 25:00 - Final advice: sharpen your fundamentals

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The Pod Pack feat. Allan Alford, Dave Bittner, Graham Cluley and Jack Rhysider

The Pod Pack feat. Allan Alford, Dave Bittner, Graham Cluley and Jack Rhysider

This week, we’re switching it up. We’ve invited a few friends and collogues to the studio to talk business. On the mics with Chris and Ron we have Dave Bittner from The CyberWire, Graham Cluley from Smashing Security, Jack Rhysider from Darknet Diaries, and our brother-in-arms, Allan Alford from The Cyber Ranch podcast. Want to see behind the scenes? This episode has you covered. Do you want to start a podcast? This is a master class. Get answers to questions that haunt all aspiring podcasters: What is good content and how do you keep coming up with it? What drives podcasters and why do they fail? Hear from seasoned veterans in this round table of podcasting wizardry. In addition to this content, Hacker Valley has opted to donate cash to the non-profit of the guests’ choice. Please follow the links below to support these charities. Key Takeaways: 03:12 Dave – Intro and podcasting history 04:54 Graham – Intro & podcasting history 07:08 Jack – Intro & podcasting history 09:31 Common misconceptions about podcasting 14:96 The most and least favorite part of podcasting 20:44 What does the word ‘podcast’ actually mean? 22:05 Horror stories and lessons learned 31:50 Allan Alford joins the show – Intro & podcasting history 32:50 What inspires you to podcast? What influences you? 37:19 Why being authentic is the only way 44:10 Questions from podcasters to podcasters 50:57 Realistic expectations & the drive 52:12 Stay in touch, and donate to charity! Hacker Valley Studio: Swag | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Email Ron & Chris | Website Dave Bittner: LinkedIn | Twitter | The Cyberwire | Donate to The Rotary Foundation Graham Cluley: Website | LinkedIn | Twitter | Smashing Security | Donate to Mencap Jack Rhysider: Twitter | LinkedIn | Darknet Diaries | Donate to EFF Allan Alford: LinkedIn | Twitter | Cyber Ranch | Donate to Black Girls Code Huge thank you to our friends and sponsors Axonius and Uptycs. Support Hacker Valley Studio on Patreon Join our monthly mastermind group via Patreon

27 Loka 202156min

Episode 179 - Management VS Leadership in Cyber Major General (Retired) Brett T. Williams

Episode 179 - Management VS Leadership in Cyber Major General (Retired) Brett T. Williams

Major General (Retired) Brett T. Williams is a co-founder of IronNet Cybersecurity. IronNet delivers the power of collective cybersecurity to defend companies, sectors and Nations. He served nearly 33 years in the U.S. Air Force and his last assignment was Director of Operations, U.S. Cyber Command. General Williams is a highly experienced fighter pilot with more than 100 combat missions in the F-15C. Join Chris, Ron and Brett for a jam-packed episode of leadership and purpose.   Key Takeaways: 03:05 Bio 05:48 Brett’s military origin story 07:33 Transitioning from fighter pilot to cybersecurity practitioner. 14:55 Understanding strengths through experience 20:10 Advancement through leadership 22:23 Being a leader - mission vision & resources  25:44 What keeps driving you to be better? 31:20 Advice for aspiring and active leaders 35:14 Get in touch with Brett   Links: Hacker Valley Studio: Swag | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Email Ron & Chris | Website Brett Williams: LinkedIn | Website Support Hacker Valley Studio on Patreon Join our monthly mastermind group via Patreon This episode is sponsored by Living Security

26 Loka 202136min

Metaversable: Exploring the metaverse thru NFTs, NFT Art, and Cryptocurrency

Metaversable: Exploring the metaverse thru NFTs, NFT Art, and Cryptocurrency

We have a new show! In episode one, Ron and Chris explore NFTs and digital art with Jason also known as 0xBanana. 1:18: What is the Metaverse? 2:04: Tumbling down the Metaverse “rabbit hole.” 3:00: What are Non-fungible Tokens (NFTs) all about? 5:55: Is this just a fad? What’s the future of NFTs? 7:44: What future technologies/art are on the horizon? 9:30: What makes NFTs so exclusive/valuable? 11:34: How do art royalties work? 12:16: How do you verify authenticity for art, media, etc? 14:20: What is Solana and how does it relate to NFTs? 15:31: What is the NFT and Solana community like?  16:55: How can we break into the Solana space? 18:33: What is the significance of a “drop?” 20:19: Flipping art  21:52: NFT art drop best practices  24:25: How does one become an artist in the space?  26:01: Life changing realization Follow this show on your favorite platform here: https://hackervalley.com/show/metaversable/

22 Loka 202128min

Episode 177 - Winning in a Human-Centric Cyber Market with Nathan Burke

Episode 177 - Winning in a Human-Centric Cyber Market with Nathan Burke

Welcome to this live episode of Hacker Valley Studio! Nathan Burke, CMO at Axonius, is a general in the fight to humanize cybersecurity through practical, engaging content and solid foundations. Join Ron, Chris and Nathan as they sit together for a masterclass in startups and technological advancements. In addition to an episode full of golden nuggets, learn how Chris and Ron became a part of Axonius and why they all make a great team.    Key Takeaways: 2:49 Bio 9:48 Unexpected victories 15:07 Successful tendencies for a successful startup 19:04 Axonius + HVS – Why?  25:41 Keeping the momentum in technological advancement 30:21 Bleeding orange: A tattoo. A bet. 32:45 Advice for a budding marketing professional   Hacker Valley Studio: Swag | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Email Ron & Chris | Website Nathan Burke: LinkedIn | Blog | Twitter Support Hacker Valley Studio on Patreon Join our monthly mastermind group via Patreon This episode is sponsored by Axonius Hype Cycle

21 Loka 202135min

Episode 176 -Technical Education with Dr. SK Moreland and Terri Oropeza

Episode 176 -Technical Education with Dr. SK Moreland and Terri Oropeza

We’ve switched it up again to bring you 2 guests this week on this double header masterclass in education. Chris and Ron are joined up by Terri Oropeza and Shakera Moreland, two natural teachers in their field. Shakera, also known as the HIM concierge, has used her past to shape how she teaches future professionals. Terri explains how to grow to understand your authentic self in learning and teaching while encouraging young people to never mind the stereotypes and get into cyber. With the opinions and strategies laid out by these two educators, you can be sure that you won’t leave this episode taking away nothing.    Key Takeaways:   Shakera Moreland 03:31 Bio 05:56 What is H.I.M.? 10:03 Connecting with others to guide and mentor 11:58 Marrying your super-power with your purpose 13:10 Shakera’s journey into podcasting 16:01 What need does Shakera’s business solve? 17:34 What’s the goal of the podcast, and why?   Terri Orepeza 20:20 Intro 21:03 Bio 25:43 Influences from teachers in the past 27:05 What Terri is teaching today 28:58 What can be changed in technical education? 31:48 Empowering students to find their calling in the field 33:32 Why is it important to get involved in organizations? 37:20 Advice for a newcomer     Hacker Valley Studio: Swag | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Email Ron & Chris | Website Shakera Moreland: LinkedIn | Podcast  Terri Orepeza: LinkedIn | Twitter  Support Hacker Valley Studio on Patreon Join our monthly mastermind group via Patreon This episode is sponsored by Living Security

19 Loka 202140min

Episode 175 - Deep into the Attacking Mindset with Maxie Reynolds

Episode 175 - Deep into the Attacking Mindset with Maxie Reynolds

Maxie Reynolds is the author of The Art of Attack, subsea engineer and R.O.V. Pilot with an interesting perspective on offense. She is an expert in understanding the mindset of an attacker and using that to mold a communicative, responsive group of blue and red professionals in the constantly-evolving cyber security playground. Join Chris, Ron and Maxie as they dive into why shifting your mindset could be the determinant for understanding an attacker's motives and next moves. Key Takeaways: 03:15 Bio 07:30 Same attacker mindset, just a different application 09:36 The mindset of an attacker; molding and shifting perspective 11:10 Encouraging curiosity - diving deep in Maxie’s past 14:22 Challenges with writing a book 17:50 Future predictions in cyber security 23:23 Why underwater? 26:38 The importance of observation and how to do it well 29:25 Defense should know about offense Hacker Valley Studio: Swag | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Email Ron & Chris | Website Maxie Reynolds: Book | Twitter | Instagram | Linkedin | Podcast Support Hacker Valley Studio on Patreon Join our monthly mastermind group via Patreon This episode is sponsored by Living Security

11 Loka 202130min

Episode 174 - Don‘t Do It For The Grammys with Tre Nagella

Episode 174 - Don‘t Do It For The Grammys with Tre Nagella

Tre Nagella is a 3x grammy award-winning studio engineer, record mixer and music producer. With decades of experience in music, he started his studio in Dallas, Texas and has flourished as a craftsperson and leader. Serving clients like Kirk Franklin, Christina Aguilera, and contributing to several blockbusters, such as “The Hate You Give” and “Hidden Figures”, Tre knows a thing or two about what it takes to become a skilled craftsperson. Listen as Tre, Chris and Ron present a masterclass in all things art. Key Takeaways: 02:47 Bio 04:20 The choice inn music- what was the reason? How did you do it? 07:35 Patience, humility and learning 08:30 Finding your own flow and following no rules 10:54 Lady Gaga, Snoop Dogg…..Kanye?! 14:00 Security & Music; Keeping up with the times 16:52 Passion + discipline = success 19:54 You don’t have to motivate passionate people 21:40 Get in touch with Tre! Hacker Valley Studio: Swag | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Email Ron & Chris | Website Tre Nagella : Website | Instagram Luminous Sound: Website | Instagram | Facebook Support Hacker Valley Studio on Patreon Join our monthly mastermind group via Patreon This episode is sponsored by Axonius

7 Loka 202122min

Episode 173 - Laughing your Cyber Off with Ian Murphy

Episode 173 - Laughing your Cyber Off with Ian Murphy

This week, join Ron and Chris as they sit down for a raw conversation with Ian Murphy. Ian is a game-changing pioneer in cyber training resourcing, adding spice to a dull, outdated training market. His company, CyberOff, is the “antidote for dull cyber training.” The three dive deep into topics like comedy, creating and sourcing content, being vulnerable and the reason for it all.   Key Takeaways:   02:44 This is Rock n’ Roll  03:04 Bio 4:00 Content- where does it originate? 06:43 What is it like to be an entrepreneur in cyber? 08:20 Where does Ian draw the line? 11:55 What makes comedy? Chris and Ian deliberate 15:36 Working on vulnerability 17:23 Ian’s approach- Where did we go wrong in teaching? 20:31 The end goal 23:35 The most “popular” form  28:09 Ian’s inspiration     Hacker Valley Studio: Swag | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Email Ron & Chris | Website Ian Murphy: LinkedIn | Twitter | Email | Website Support Hacker Valley Studio on Patreon Join our monthly mastermind group via Patreon This episode is sponsored by Living Security

5 Loka 202135min

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