Description: Welcome to lucky episode number 13! Your new host Aubrey Turner, Executive Advisor at Ping, is thrilled to welcome Katryna Dow, CEO & Founder of the award-winning data platform Meeco. Katryna discusses Meeco’s mission to enable everyone on the planet access to equity and value in exchange for the data and information they share. She talks about why she saw a need for Meeco’s services, what we need to know as we approach a more “physigital”world, and how her vision all started with a Tom Cruise film.   Key Takeaways: [1:34] Katryna talks about her journey of founding Meeco ..read more

Description: This week we welcome Kevin Sellers, our Chief Marketing Officer here at Ping Identity. When he’s not traveling the world, Kevin is leading the charge of our marketing efforts to be sure Ping is connecting with its users and championing truth, trust, and identity. Kevin talks about his transition from Intel into the identity space and what he’s learned, why partnering with Terry Crews was great for the brand, and his tips for brands looking to stand out and convey their uniqueness.   Key Takeaways: [3:00] Kevin talks about what he learned at Intel Inside about creating an emot ..read more

Description: As we move through Season Two of Hello User and pull apart top cybersecurity themes and myths around cybersecurity, we welcome Candace Worley, Chief Product Officer for Ping Identity. Candace shares some key takeaways from her time at Ping, along with McAfee and a short stint at Amazon. She talks about what it takes to run a mission-critical solution for companies, the changes she has seen in the industry, and how we can prepare against the innate trusting nature of humans.   Key Takeaways: [1:55] Throughout her long tenure in cyber, what changes hasCandace seen in hackers, v ..read more

Description: Welcome to Season Two of Hello, User. In this solo episode, you’ll hear about identity issues and updates in five key areas of today’s digital world — data privacy, personal identity, digital experiences, fraud, and ransomware — and the impact that each has on the fully digital experience world that we are rapidly moving toward. Key Takeaways: [1:50] Top identity themes and issues that are facing every digital user today. [3:41] Data privacy expectations, assumptions, and the limitations presented by the privacy paradox. [6:56] Insights from big companies reveal that data privacy ..read more

Identity is of the utmost importance when it comes to building trust in online interactions. At Identiverse, the conference devoted to identity, Richard took the opportunity to speak to his fellow practitioner, Mike Kiser from SailPoint, on the future of the identity industry and some of the biggest challenges around establishing the trust people need to interact with confidence. Listen as they discuss the demands of privacy, the influence of mobile devices and their concerns about the future of identity ..read more

Description: Today we welcome to the podcast Jeremy Grant of the Better Identity Coalition. Jeremy’s roots in identity go back all the way to his college days at University of Michigan —one of the earliest adopters in the higher education space of the Smart Card. He has been involved since the early days of government internet regulation working with Bill Clinton, Virginia senator Chuck Robb, the Obama administration, the Department of Defense, NIST, and doing various legislative work as a staffer. In addition to being the Coordinator for the Better Identity Coalition, Jeremy now works for DC ..read more

Description: Our guest today is actor, former NFL player, artist, activist, advocate, designer, and Ping Identity’s “Chief Identity Champion”, Terry Crews. We talk about how his identity is a complexity of all these things (and more), how to stay authentic to yourself, getting into character, having fun, and more. Most importantly, Terry is NOT taking my job! Key Takeaways: [2:30] Why did Terry take on the role of Chief Identity Champion with Ping? [9:24] How does Terry stay authentic to himself when he’s being pulled in many directions? [16:42] Identities are complex; they don’t need to be bi ..read more

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