So you're the first security hire

Presented at BSidesSF 2021 Virtual, March 9, 2021, 12:45 p.m. (20 minutes)

Streaming at [https://youtu.be/wa\_T8vAv9kg](https://youtu.be/wa_T8vAv9kg) Join us at [r/BSidesSF](https://reddit.com/r/BSidesSF) on Reddit for live AMA style Q&A (2020) You're the first security hire at a company, where do you start? How do you keep the company from getting hacked without getting in the way? How do you integrate security into the culture of the business? I'll cover the critical areas to focus on, implementation steps, and first-hand examples.

Presenters:

• Bryan Zimmer
  Bryan is the Head of Security at Humu. He previously worked for Netflix, where he successfully migrated the company to LISA, one of the first Zero Trust architectures outside of Google’s BeyondCorp. He’s also worked in the federal, finance, and education sectors, and presented at USENIX’s Enigma conference. He writes short, to the point bios, despises superfluous multisyllabic words, and enjoys dry humor.

Links:

• https://bsidessf2021.sched.com/event/iD67/so-youre-the-first-security-hire

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