A podcast on the journey to discovery through data in information security by Jay Jacobs and Bob Rudis. Episode 4: Kymberlee Price
Episode 4
In this episode Bob & Jay talk with Kymberlee Price @kym_possible about her work with vulnerability data at BlackBerry and her real-life superheroic philanthropic work.
Resources / people featured in the episode:
- One Spark Foundation - https://www.facebook.com/onesparkcanstartafire [FB]
- Beading Divas (Greyhound and general animal welfare advocates)
- Help Aidan Love Fight Cancer
- Project Genesis (advocacy and support for victims of human trafficking, Seattle has the third highest rate of underage sex trafficking in the US)
- Homeless shelters - no specific link - I mentioned the Seattle Tent City, but there are countless organizations in local communities worldwide that can use your help to prevent homelessness, and help those who are homeless.
- Spots & Stripes Exotic Cat Sanctuary - https://www.facebook.com/spotsandstripesbengalcatrescue [FB]
- Hackers for Charity Johnny is such an amazing guy, I'm honored to call him my friend. He would tell you he isn't a superhero either. That is one of the things I love about all my inspirational friends. None of them do this for their ego or to promote their self image/social standing. They do it because they believe it is the right thing to do, and it makes them feel good to know they have made a difference for another person (or animal)
- DataKind
In This Episode
Time Index | Title |
00:00:00 | Welcome to Episode 4! |
00:00:50 | Inroducing Kymberlee Price |
00:03:43 | Kymberlee describes her talk from Metricon 9 |
00:10:59 | Of "perfect data" and unicorns |
00:12:27 | Kymberlee's go-to "vunlerability" data sources |
00:19:38 | Third party library discovery |
00:23:12 | Making time for analysis |
00:27:26 | Kymberlee's go-to tools for analysis & communications |
00:33:47 | The importance of domain expertise |
00:40:26 | A real-life super-heroine! |
00:50:18 | Wrapping up |