In our third and final interview with Greg Crabb, the Virtual CISO and former CISO and Vice President for the United States Postal Service, he shares the changes he’s seen in cybersecurity during his career and what’s surprised him the most. Greg also explains the 4 C’s of innovation, what’s kept him active during the pandemic, and which family member plans to follow in his footsteps.
We hope you enjoy the conclusion of our three-part conversation with Greg Crabb.
Carl Timmons was given 24 hours to decide what he wanted to do. This was a tactic. Twenty four hours to sit alone and think about all the money he could want and the price he’d pay for it. And 24 hours to also contemplate what Andre Savin might do to him before he...
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Kuwait, 1990 I’m launched out of a submarine a few miles off the coast of Kuwait City. When I swim to shore, I quickly change into my dry land clothes—a full burka. I was a six-foot-one Marine posing as a good Muslim woman. The catch, beneath the modest...
