Emily Heath is a well-known and well-respected figure in cybersecurity.  She has been a CISO three times in a variety of industries, including software and a major airline.  She has been in law enforcement, is a partner at a VC firm, and serves on boards of directors as well.
With this wealth of experience she has come to value design partnerships - working with small startups to help craft their solutions to meet hers and their needs.
But what are some of the challenges in design partnerships?  Allan and Emily tackle the following questions:
<ol><li>What inspires one towards design partnerships?</li>
<li>How can a practitioner design partner help a first-time founder?</li>
<li>Where does the innovation come from in this model?</li>
<li>Does the vast amount of cyber vendors help or hinder the design partnership model?</li>
<li>What are the pros and cons of alternatives to design partnership?</li>
<li>How does a practitioner get started with design partnership?</li>
</ol>Sponsored by our good friends at Dazz:
Dazz takes the pain out of the cloud remediation process using automation and intelligence to discover, reduce, and fix security issues—lightning fast. Visit <a href='http://dazz.io/demo'>Dazz.io/demo</a> and see for yourself.

Emily Heath is a well-known and well-respected figure in cybersecurity.  She has been a CISO three times in a variety of industries, including software and a major airline.  She has been in law enforcement, is a partner at a VC firm, and serves on boards of directors as well.
With this wealth of experience she has come to value design partnerships - working with small startups to help craft their solutions to meet hers and their needs.
But what are some of the challenges in design partnerships?  Allan and Emily tackle the following questions:
<ol><li>What inspires one towards design partnerships?</li>
<li>How can a practitioner design partner help a first-time founder?</li>
<li>Where does the innovation come from in this model?</li>
<li>Does the vast amount of cyber vendors help or hinder the design partnership model?</li>
<li>What are the pros and cons of alternatives to design partnership?</li>
<li>How does a practitioner get started with design partnership?</li>
</ol>Sponsored by our good friends at Dazz:
Dazz takes the pain out of the cloud remediation process using automation and intelligence to discover, reduce, and fix security issues—lightning fast. Visit <a href='http://dazz.io/demo'>Dazz.io/demo</a> and see for yourself.

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Emily Heath is a well-known and well-respected figure in cybersecurity.  She has been a CISO three times in a variety of industries, including software and a major airline.  She has been in law enforcement, is a partner at a VC firm, and serves on bo...

Emily Heath is a well-known and well-respected figure in cybersecurity.  She has been a CISO three times in a variety of industries, including software and a major airline.  She has been in law enforcement, is a partner at a VC firm, and serves on boards of directors as well.
With this wealth of experience she has come to value design partnerships - working with small startups to help craft their solutions to meet hers and their needs.
But what are some of the challenges in design partnerships?  Allan and Emily tackle the following questions:
What inspires one towards design partnerships?
How can a practitioner design partner help a first-time founder?
Where does the innovation come from in this model?
Does the vast amount of cyber vendors help or hinder the design partnership model?
What are the pros and cons of alternatives to design partnership?
How does a practitioner get started with design partnership?
Sponsored by our good friends at Dazz:
Dazz takes the pain out of the cloud remediation process using automation and intelligence to discover, reduce, and fix security issues—lightning fast. Visit Dazz.io/demo and see for yourself.

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Ride the cyber trails with one CISO (Allan Alford) and a diverse group of friends and experts who bring a human perspective to cybersecurity.