In this episode of Hack Chat, we go into the importance of the Hacker community and what it really takes to start a successful Security Conference on both coasts. She reveals the current state of the conference as well as how the word of mouth spread rapidly to make it a must-attend conference.

Noelle Murata has held positions in network and systems administration, enterprise technical support, quality assurance, technical writing, and project/program management. Noelle has an extremely diverse background and lends her the ability to learn new things quickly and be pragmatic in context.

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In this episode of Hack Chat, Alexandria explains her work ethic, determination, and what it took to get to where she is today. We also discuss her pursuit to one day become a CISO in the near future.

Alexandria San Miguel is a motivator, risk-oriented information security professional, skilled in cyber & technology risk, and information security management.

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In this episode of Hack Chat, we dive into how Noushin became passionate about malware while discussing how she approaches her research.

Noushin Shabab is a senior security researcher in the Global Research & Analysis Team (GReAT). Her research focuses on investigating advanced cyber criminal activities and targeted attacks with a particular focus on local threats in the Asia Pacific region.

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In this episode of Hack Chat, Shira explains having a passion for what you do and juggling a dual career in threat hunting and opera. She dives into how she entered cybersecurity and how she had 12 hour days of training at the beginning of her career.

Shira Cohen is an experienced Cybersecurity Analyst with a demonstrated history of working in the computer and network security industry as well as an Opera Singer.

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In this episode of Hack Chat, Tia discusses how she started in cybersecurity and being a practitioner and discusses her passion for teaching/mentoring.

Tia Hopkins is a Cybersecurity Executive that has spent the past 20+ years of her career in various IT and IT Security roles and has over a decade of experience in the managed services space. Tia holds two master's degrees in security, a bachelor's in information technology, and several industry certifications. She was recognized by SC Media as a 2019 Reboot Leadership Award recipient in the Outstanding Educator category, as well as The Software Report’s Top 25 Women Leaders in Cybersecurity and Cyber Defense Magazine’s Top 100 Women in Cybersecurity; both in 2020.

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In this episode of Hack Chat, we discuss what it takes to become a security researcher and tackling deep technical work. We also discuss how to maximize your productivity and stop procrastinating with various techniques.

Maggie Jauregui is an offensive security researcher at Intel’s PSG team, Maggie was a firmware security researcher for Intel's Platform Armoring and Resiliency (PAR) team that focused on UEFI security. She is focused on hardware and firmware security and has presented at conferences such as DEF CON, CanSecWest, DerbyCon, OSFC, and UEFI Plugfest.

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In this episode of Hack Chat, Marcus Carey joins us to discuss the importance of being yourself, staying true to you, and the difficulties of coming from impoverished neighborhoods while still making your dreams come true through cybersecurity.

Marcus is a Navy Cryptologist turned cybersecurity innovator and entrepreneur. He is currently working as an Enterprise Architect in the Office of the CTO at ReliaQuest. He is passionate about creating technology solutions that improve cybersecurity for everyone, while also focusing on creating cloud-based cybersecurity solutions that are low friction and highly effective.

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In this episode of Hack Chat, we dive deep into finding bugs, fuzzing and how Pedram Amini started ZDI while also discussing how he’s bootstrapped two companies. 

Pedram is a security researcher, published author, founder, investor, advisor, and hacker of all things. He has a strong background in reverse engineering and creative problem-solving skills. He has presented a variety of research at security conferences such as BlackHat, DefCon, RECon, Ekoparty, Microsoft Bluehat, ShmooCon, ToorCon, Virus Bulletin; and taught numerous sold-out courses on reverse engineering.

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