Mitch Ashley, CEO of Accelerated Strategies Group discusses Rancher Labs K3s Kubernetes contribution to open source and the need for a lighter weight Kubernetes environments for developers, sandboxes, at the edge and other use cases. He also explores how highly disruptive conditions often flip wh...

Comcast and other ISPs have, for the most part, kept the lights on during all of the COVID-19 crisis. But it was not done without some extraordinary efforts. Hear from Dan Rice about Comcast's efforts.

Akash Tayal, cloud strategy leader at Deloitte, talks about tech resilience and adaptation amid the tech revolution we’ve seen in light of COVID-19.

Mitchell Ashley, CEO of Accelerated Strategies Group discusses Cisco's acquisition of Babbel Labs by Cisco and how the COVID-19 work remote impact to everyday business products like online meetings and video conferencing.

StackRox CEO Kamal Shah talks about container security challenges and how to overcome them.

Open source component security or SCA is a dynamic market with more and more organizations recognizing the criticality of securing the open source code in their applications. We talk with Susan St. Clair, IAST evangelist at Checkmarx, about SCA and how things are evolving.

Adam Kujawa, director at Malwarebytes Labs, discusses the “Enduring from Home: COVID-19’s Impact on Business Security” report.

Amit Bareket, CEO of Perimeter 81, joins TechStrong TV to explain how networking is evolving into a secure service in wake of the company raising an additional $40M in funding.

SmartBear just released their survey on API usage with over 3,500 participants. Calvin Fudge and Cynthia Gumbert of Smartbear share some interesting findings from the report.

Quantum computing will wreak havoc with our digital certificates. NIST and forward-thinking organizations are getting out in front of this problem now. We speak with Sectigo CTO Jason Soroko about this.

Jeff Cherrington and Anna Murray from ASG Technologies chat with Mitch Ashley of Accelerated Strategies Group.

Brett Galloway, CEO at AttackIQ, and Mitch Ashley discuss the tectonic shift CISOs must make from growing security infrastructure and capabilities to disciplines to determine the effectiveness and alternatives of security investments, as budgets are managed much more closely.

As businesses strive to make out their recovery strategies, many predict companies won't necessarily backfill jobs lost during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mitch Ashley looks at the predictions of job loss due to automation and AI, and shares his thoughts on how we keep people in our economy as technol...

Split announces a new round of funding led by Comcast Ventures to continue their mission on the use of feature flags to accelerate app development.

An expanded partnership between Trend Micro and Snyk to enable open source vulnerability scanning in containers was announced today. Join Kevin Simzer of Trend Micro and Geva Solomonovich of Snyk to learn more about this partnership.

Join Todd Blaschka, COO at TigerGraph, to learn about graph analytics and how it can help companies find unknown relationships and connections within data.

When life hands you lemons, make a lemonade factory. Mitch Ashley shares his encouragement and experiences from the 9/11 and 2008 down turns, and how huge disruption led to some very opportunistic businesses and processes.

Testing and DevOps: DevOps is the hottest thing in testing and testing is the hottest thing in DevOps. We speak with Darrel Farris about this and mabl.

Isima launched a data convergence platform called biOS. Darshan Rawal, founder and CEO at Isima, tells us all about it.

Understanding the concept of zero trust in the cloud (and the trends surrounding its necessity), with Pulse Secure CEO Sudhakar Ramakrishna.

Cobalt.io released its State of Pentesting report, and CSO Caroline Wong shares this year’s results with Alan Shimel.

Cesar Rodriguez, head of developer advocacy at Accurics, talks about the TerraScan open source project.

Wickr CTO Chris Howell joins Mitch Ashley to talk about the state of security around the 5G rollout. There are what could be considered misinformation, or conspiracy theories at worst, about the security of 5G equipment. They also discuss the potential of backdoors or hacks in chips that can be e...