Welcome to a new episode of Clearly Cyber, the PRPR podcast.

We're really excited to bring you this new episode with Bianca, aka BiaSciLab, founder of Girls Who Hack.

Bianca talks about how she first entered the world of cyber at age 11, and the challenges she faced being a girl in a male-dominated environment.

She also reflects on her mission to inspire the next generation of female hackers, explaining how she brings energy and a bit of “chaos” into her lessons to make them more interactive, and recounts her experiences speaking at leading industry events.

We hope you enjoy the episode!

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Welcome to a new episode of Clearly Cyber, the PRPR podcast.

In this episode, we're joined by Martin Lethbridge and Oli Venn from WatchGuard to talk about the role of a Sales Engineer, from keeping conversations with customers and partners honest and effective to adapting your message for different audiences. They also share how they add personality to their work, including Martin’s Dear Diary posts and the story behind his now famous red suitcase.

We hope you enjoy the episode!

To watch short clips of this episode, please visit PRPR's LinkedIn.

Read Oli's blog 'The Warning Signs You Can't Ignore: From Your Body to Your Business'

This podcast was brought to you by PRPR. We shape stories, build trust, and drive results for cybersecurity and tech companies.

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Welcome to a new episode of Clearly Cyber, the PRPR podcast.

In this episode, we're joined by Jamie Knight and Mike Southgate (aka 'Wookie'), the duo behind Ermi. They share how they first met (including a near-death go-karting incident) and eventually built Ermi together.

They discuss tackling information asymmetry, how they've developed a shared language to work more effectively together, and why it's more important to explain the problem than to prescribe what a solution should look like.

We also discuss why they kept Ermi intentionally simple and how the best solutions often emerge when you're focused on actually helping people.

We hope you enjoy the episode!

To watch short clips of this episode, please visit PRPR's LinkedIn.

This podcast was brought to you by PRPR. We shape stories, build trust, and drive results for cybersecurity and tech companies.

Music credits:
Future Technology by MaxKoMusic | https://maxkomusic.com/
Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0)
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