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A hacker's guide to changing the world
Season 5 · Episode 5

A hacker's guide to changing the world

Of the massive number of brilliant and skillful ethical hackers working their eyes out to fight back against cybercrimes, only a few could remove the blinkers and realize the importance of fixing the areas where bits and bytes meet flesh and blood. That's why the world needs more people like Joshua Corman, a true cybersecurity visionary, not because he predicted things like cyber terrorism but because he realized and preached the importance of authenticity, collective action, and human connection in driving positive change decades ago.

Cyber Empathy

March 19, 202443m 51s

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Show Notes

Joshua Corman is a security strategist, philosopher, and co-founder of I am The Cavalry, a collective of professionals from technology, law, and public policy who work to mitigate the impact software-enabled and always-connected devices have on public safety and human life. 

We had a deeply moving conversation about Joshua's influential work in cybersecurity, the birth of I Am The Cavalry, and his experiences navigating tough life transitions. 

Using his masterful ability to capture thoughts, feelings, and experiences, Joshua brings to life the essence of building genuine connections, fostering trust, and caring deeply for others - and the role these play in using cybersecurity for a worthy goal.

 

Episode Highlights:

  • Joshua shares a valuable lesson a stranger taught him about empathy (3:10)
  • About the feeling that gave birth to I Am The Cavalry (8:00)
  • Why bother? Because we want to be safer sooner (15:40)
  • There's nothing more intoxicating than having an impact, material progress, and tangible wins (22:40)
  • What is the next wave of empathy in cybersecurity (28:20)
  • You don't need to be famous to make the world better (36:40)

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