The newly exposed QTFY campaign shows how persistent some cyber threats have become. After years of intrusions targeting government systems and critical infrastructure, cybersecurity leaders are putting greater emphasis on resilience and continuity alongside prevention. Here to discuss the implications is retired FBI special agent and retired U.S. Navy commander Rich Kolko. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at

A new FBI cyber strategy calls for a more aggressive approach to disrupting hostile cyber actors, while also strengthening support for victims and partners. The bureau hopes to stop more threats before they reach their targets, but success will depend on how those efforts work in practice. Joining me now is James Turgal, vice president of global cyber risk at Optiv. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Do you have to deliver a boring speech? Well, there really is no such thing as a boring speech. There are only boring speakers. But you don’t have to be one of these boring speakers. Enthusiasm and Energy is the absolute, most-important skill in public speaking. If you take only one piece of advice about public speaking, make sure that it is this pearl of wisdom. If you focus on this one simple thing, the number of times you say “uhm” won’t matter. In addition, if you focus on this one thing,...

Today we’re tackling one of the most universal challenges in personal and professional growth: the fear of failure. No matter who you are or what goals you’re chasing, this fear shows up. It can slow your progress, shrink your confidence, and convince you to play small even when you’re capable of so much more.But here’s the truth — failure isn’t the enemy. It’s a teacher. It’s feedback. It’s part of the process every high performer, leader, and innovator has had to face. In this episode, we’re

How much would you pay to never stand in a grocery line again? It’s a question most of us never think to ask, because we assume outsourcing and executive assistants are only for CEOs and millionaires. But when time is the one thing you can’t make more of, using a little money to get some […]

Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton The FBI wants to disrupt cyber threats before they become cyber incidents The QTFY hacking campaign has been running for years. Federal cyber strategy is adjusting to that reality Congress may be in recess, but the unfinished business is piling up See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Mary Messner is back on The Corporate Couch.Again. At this point, she may need her own parking space. Mary returns with her new book, Help Me Think Through This (https://a.co/d/06Af484P), built around a simple idea: creativity is not just for artists or designers. It is the courage to keep going in a new and different way. Jeff and Mary talk about where that idea came from, including the wonderfully strange story of a failed band called Wicked Lester that reinvented itself with face paint, wigs,

In this episode of the Monday Morning Mojo Podcast, Anna Gibbs sits down with Dr. Dorothy Martin-Neville for a powerful conversation about resilience, reinvention, leadership, and trusting yourself when you know you’re ready for something more.Having reinvented herself many times throughout her own life, Dorothy shares what she’s learned about recognizing when you’ve outgrown a chapter, moving forward without having everything figured out, and understanding that growth doesn’t require you to

Preparing for the PMP exam and overwhelmed by everything you need to study? Join Phill Akinwale for a practical study roadmap connecting agile, predictive, and hybrid approaches with PMBOK® Guide 8 and the PMP Exam Content Outline.https://youtu.be/cQ2LTACz4w4This session breaks down the Agile Manifesto, Scrum roles and events, backlog refinement, Kanban, project management principles, and performance domains. Then we walk through the People, Process, and Business Environment domains—with examples

Some mornings you wake up ready to prospect. Most mornings you'd rather do anything else. Duff Tucker, filling in for Jeb Blount, explains why that feeling is exactly where freedom starts, and how top performers turn discipline into a pipeline full of options. It all comes back to a core principle: sacrifice what you want now for what you want most.👉 Download our Free Fanatical Prospecting Call Tracking Sheet📖 Purchase Jeb Blount's book, 90 Days to Level Up Your Sales Skills💻 Check out

Your business isn't broken. But somewhere inside it, there's profit on assets you've already paid for and never collected. In this full briefing, Darren Hardy walks you through the Hidden Profit Map: nine specific places where profit hides in a working business, and how to pull an additional 10–20% out of what you've already built in the next 30 to 90 days. No new product, no new market, no extra hours. Just the systems that collect what you've already earned. You'll see the pattern at scale

You're thoughtful. You're good with people. You'd rather have one real conversation than work a room full of strangers. For years, that's been treated like a marketing disadvantage. In this episode, I argue it's actually your biggest strength.You'll hear why "consistency" doesn't have to mean posting content every day, why you don't need your friends and family to build your business, and the real story of Kirsten, a dog behavioural coach who sent 250 invitations and booked 13 real conversations in

What if you achieve everything you thought you wanted in your career, and still find yourself wondering if that's really all there is? Former Vertex CEO Jeff Westphal joins host J.R. Lowry to discuss how you can build a Work Life Worth Living when traditional status isn't enough. Jeff Westphal spent two decades as CEO of Vertex, helping grow the company from roughly 75 employees to more than 1,000 and increasing its value fortyfold. Along the way, he started asking deeper questions about purpose and

Therapists spend a lot of time encouraging clients to slow down, practice mindfulness, and become more aware of what they need—but practicing those same things in our own lives can be much harder. In this episode, Gordon talks with Debi Trent Brown about mindfulness beyond meditation, the importance of creating small moments of joy, and what it means to live more authentically. They explore how the "rules" we pick up from family, culture, and society can quietly shape our choices, why pausing before

"If your goal is to feel completed by success, it's gonna get worse and worse the more successful you get." Comedian and former SNL writer Rosebud Baker joins Maryam for a conversation that goes everywhere — sobriety, motherhood after IVF and miscarriage, growing up the granddaughter of Secretary of State James Baker, and a surprise divorce announcement that even Maryam wasn't expecting. Rosebud talks candidly about learning to operate outside of chaos, what burnout actually feels like once y...

StrengthsFinder 2.0 author Tom Rath on why the hunt for purpose makes people anxious, and the questions he asks instead. His new book is named after it: What's the Point?You've been told to find your purpose since high school. You're still waiting for it to show up. The word is the problem. Most of us hear it and tense up, as if purpose has to descend from the heavens on a sunny day every ten years. Tom's books have sold more than 10 million copies. Five months before his newest book

You have an amazing person on your team, you want to keep them, and suddenly you find yourself promising a future role before you know whether the business actually needs it. We've been there.In this episode, we're kicking off our PATH framework for creating growth opportunities without prematurely promoting people into roles that aren't right for them or your business. We start with P: Picture the Business. Before attaching someone's name to a future role, we share six questions to

Supply Chain Management is critical for field serviceengineers.Global politics, trade wars, real wars, and conflicts, allimpact the ability of service and installation operations to function successfully. We recently interviewed Matthew GuyGallardo who is a Global Spare Parts Planner at CooperSurgical on The Field EngineerPodcast. In 2024 Charlie Apps interviewed RosemaryCoates for The Field Engineer Podcast to discuss global supply chains, SCM, reshoring, and the aftermath of the Covid pandemic.Two

What if the thing you’re trying hardest to hide as a speaker is actually the thing that could make you unforgettable? The most compelling presenters don’t simply deliver a message; they find the courage to communicate it in a way that is unmistakably their own.Author, performer, and professor Paul Gordon sits down with Rob to explore what it means to embrace your own “punk,” Paul’s word for the unique qualities that make you who you are. Drawing from an extraordinary career that includes performing