New Cyber Frontier

In the upcoming episode of the New Cyber Frontier Podcast, hosted by Mr. Timothy Montgomery, we delve into the critical and complex world of legacy system modernization with our esteemed guest, Mike Bowers, Chief Architect with extensive experience in software development and architecture. This discussion promises to bridge the gap between technologists and executives, offering valuable insights into the adoption of high-performance NoSQL/SQL databases, IIoT platforms, and strategic approaches for legacy system modernization. Mike will guide CEOs, IT Managers, software architects/engineers, and control engineers through the intricacies of reducing manufacturing costs, delivering agility by embracing Industry 4.0, and choosing the right technologies for modernizing legacy applications. From defining legacy systems and tackling common challenges to best practices and avoiding pitfalls during the modernization process, this episode is a treasure trove of knowledge for those looking to navigate the complexities of updating their technological infrastructure. Join us to explore how to effectively communicate the benefits of modernization to non-technical executives, measure the ROI of modernization efforts, and prepare for future technological advancements. Mike's advice and insights are geared towards helping businesses make cost-effective, value-driven decisions in their modernization journey. Tune in to today's episode of New Cyber Frontier.

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Today’s guest Andy Merritt is the Managing Director and Chief Strategy Officer at One Funds, a Colorado-based startup supporting organization. Mr. Merritt provides our listeners with some exciting news about several alignments in the local community which are the realization of numerous years of planning. New technology support for government-aligned industries has been the focus of the Catalyst Campus and One Funds. The synergies of start-up support from Federal, State, and local investors to provide not only funding for growth but also business resources, alignment with potential government customers, and know-how for achieving government funding grants. It is exciting to see some of the components we explored in very early episodes of New Cyber Frontier mature into what is available today. Tune in to see how you can get involved.

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Welcome back, everybody, to New Cyber Frontier. In today's world-changing episode, we have Guest Sagi Brody who is Chief Technology of Opti9 and Technical Advisor of Cyviation along with our host Dr Gorog. Mr. Brody has been in the digital infrastructure for about twenty-five years where he became Co-founder and Chief Technology & Product Officer at Webair. With cybersecurity growing vastly, the question has to be asked how does this affect aviation? When traveling via aircraft, captains request to turn off cellular devices or put them in airplane mode, This is due to the vulnerability that radio waves have on airplanes. You do not want to miss this episode of New Cyber Frontier where we Protect wings in the sky with cybersecurity.

Welcome back, everybody, to New Cyber Frontier. In today’s Episode we have guest Eslam Tawfik Ph.D. .Dr Tawfik. studied advanced technology in Egypt. Cybersecurity is frequently used to describe the defense of digital networks, systems, and data against harm, unwanted access, and attacks. On the other hand, protecting the hardware and infrastructure that underpin digital systems is referred to as the physical part of cybersecurity. Securing the Root of Trust is a term you will hear throughout the talk, this is what Dr. Tawfik, explains as the set of underlying credentials that the security in each device depends upon. Cyber Physical security as you will hear also includes defending against different attacks to hardware devices, server rooms, data centers, and network connections, among other physical assets. Organizations can establish a more comprehensive security posture to safeguard their digital assets and infrastructure from various threats by incorporating physical security considerations with traditional cybersecurity procedures. Listen to this fascinating episode where our guest provides some insight that will resonate with many of you interested in the security of IoT and Critical Infrastructure systems.

Welcome back, everybody, to New Cyber Frontier. In today's episode, we have guest Cory O Daniel, C.E.O. and co-founder at MassDriver, who works in DevOps. Mr. Daniel has a background in physics and architecture but switched his career path and started to focus on healthcare information systems and computer science. Mr. Daniel is a self-proclaimed serial entrepreneur and has been in seven startup companies, three of which he co-founded. Cory says "Starting a company and becoming the founder takes hard work, energy, and effort. You must be somebody who can digest information, learn, and be fine when wrong." (Cory O Daniel.) Mr. Daniel explains his path to DevOps and how software has significantly changed he started in 2008, back then unlike today no structured APIs were common. Today we write less coding and sometimes even just dictate to AI, and software development is even automated entirely in some cases. "More of our software is becoming APIs in the cloud services." Software systems are evolving as cloud services become more relevant as technology progresses; this affects Jobs, the economy, and, most importantly, security. Join today a great update on the current state of DevOps ... Only on New Cyber Frontier

Welcome back, to the New Cyber Frontier Podcast with our hosts Tim Montgomery and Dr. Gorog. In the final episode of the eight-part series, Tim provides a direct inquisitive dialog with Dr. Gorog regarding his dissertation work in distributed trust. What distribution of trust means to the average person is a bit Shakey as the coining of Zero-trust has made the topic somewhat of a fuzzy concept. "Trust and zero-trust are one of the hot catch phrases, now everyone claims alignment to the Zero-trust pillars" but what does that mean? Listen to the discussion on the distribution of trust as our hosts break down the major problem with trust which is how to scale to everyone in the digital age. Gorog says… "for the first-time scalable frameworks for trust are possible. Solving for sustainability, has been key, now the future may drastically change when digital content and sources of data can be trusted. Sustainability means providing some order in the digital free-for-all environment with governance. What the future has in store, is measuring the quality of data, based on its origin and handling. Data quality is key as we move to rapid volume creation of data from AI. Ethical practices and quality data lineage are the new differentiators. He says "The required AI companion will undoubtedly be trusted data lineage solutions" Dr. Gorog explains that we need to paint a new picture of the future of the digital age with more ethical viewpoints. Thank you for tuning into the special series of New Cyber Frontier, be ready for new episodes coming your way!

Welcome back everybody to the New Cyber Frontier Podcast with our hosts Tim Montgomery and Dr. Gorog. In this seventh episode, we will continue on the next-generation post digital transformation philosophy looking at the lifecycle of our data. The discussion centers on the use of data and its importance to you as the owner/creator vs what your data means to others, and why we should all be aware of this when evaluating how applications we choose use our data. Dr. Gorog discusses some examples in Healthcare "How many times does your Fitbit send information to get collected by a web engine that has recorded your heart rate or blood pressure and location. What picture does that provide about your personal activities". Ensuring our data is used in a way that is best for us is something that we will all become competent at when we start to realize that they only thing we have to show for our virtual lives is the data it produces. Having accountability towards your data's use is power it is our currency of the future. The accumulation of our life's efforts and the future of data management could provide you not only ability to protect it but also earn your right to a small compensation instead of giving it away. Tune in to today's important episode of New Cyber Frontier.

Hello Everybody, welcome back to New Cyber Frontier. We will continue to the sixth episode of this series with Tim Montgomery and Dr. Gorog covering how the world transforms digitally. " In the digital world, we are getting to the point where Eighty Percent of peoples' entire lives work effort is virtual, and this is just going to grow." Dr. Gorog explains how this digital era will continue to grow even further down the road and as this continues, so does the need for individual control of the content that people create. The structure for the post-digital transformation era is created by cybersecurity and the application of privacy-preserving technologies. Tune in today to see the first glimpse of what a Philosophy of the new post-digital transformation era looks like, and explore possibilities of accumulating generational wealth of digital content.

Welcome back everybody to New Cyber Frontier. In this episode, we have our three hosts Shawn Murray, Tim Montgomery, and Dr. Gorog recapping this last year and discussing the plans for 2024. Dr. Murray covers what he sees as the key events in 2023 with significant legislation for privacy in a variety of states and more definement around responses to and requirements around breaches. Examples are state legislation taking the initiative in Illinois to protect the privacy of biometric data. Many other states are slowly passing laws to protect digital footprint and data. In 2024 some people are asking, instead of just protecting my data, can I switch to the offensive against some of these cyber attacks? This has a multitude of problems and Dr. Gorog explains it perfectly. "The solution is not to make the victim become the attacker because of preemptive striking and the confusion about which one is the attacker and who is the actual victim." If you do not want to miss the future of Cybersecurity, tune in to this episode of New Cyber Frontier.

Hello Everybody, welcome back to the New Cyber Frontier podcast. We continue with the series' fifth episode with Tim Montgomery and Dr. Gorog, Looking over these past years of work in distributed trust. The normalization of today's society is that we trust these large-scale businesses with our data and goods because they are the only safe options we have in most cases. The alternative to reliance on large organizations in the digital world leaves us potentially working with a myriad of unknown, untested, unverifiable connections on the other side of the world. The safer bet is to go to the megasite provider that we know will at least be in business to resolve issues if they occur. Changing this game requires the tools for distributing trust, which may give us a granular ability to trust small providers or individuals. Dr. Gorog explains the work in distributed ledger as a tool for distributed trust and its use in the connection of different elements of Cybersecurity. Take advantage of this impactful episode, which contains some of the best explanations of zero-trust and Cybersecurity by Design.