CSCP S01E01 - Daniel Card - From architect to hacker

CSCP is bringing back season 1 in a newly remastered version

In this episode, we talk about all things cyber, from how to establish yourself in the industry and how not being allowed to play Doom when he was just eight years old led Daniel to become a hacker and eventually embark on a career in cybersecurity. Daniel is a hacker by day and by night, creator of the pwndefend CTF, Hackermouse, and many other CTFs. He is also a massive supporter of the community and one of the first to participate in the podcast

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Bio:

Daniel is an experienced technology and security consultant and he is a mix between technical and business skills. Daniel founded Xservus as a boutique consulting services organisation that uses modern approaches to tackle the security challenges of the organization
Daniel is a very active member of the cybersecurity community on Twitter and well known for disrupting status quo and demystifying LinkedIn sales pitches 

You can find Daniel in discord, ranting on Twitter or working with friends in the community on CTF challenges, threat intelligence or random security research adventures. I also write on itsm.tools focusing on IT leadership and security!

Daniel also founded and helped the covid cyber response team and featured in a number of articles 

 

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