Insights on Self-Employment and Cyber Threats from Boom Supersonic's CISO Chris Roberts

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You've heard of Boom Supersonic, right? Let's journey into the mind of its CISO, Chris Roberts, our most sought-after guest yet. His tales of transitioning to self-employment, battling the IRS, and the challenges of running his own company are nothing short of enlightening. This episode not only explores Chris's professional journey but also offers practical advice to aspiring entrepreneurs.

Navigating the labyrinth of self-employment can be daunting. Chris opens up about the unexpected costs and the importance of consistency and responsibility. The conversation expands to his role at Boom Supersonic, where he promised his staff that he would never make them look like fools. The implications of this promise, along with the challenges of handling multiple phishing tests, are discussed in depth. We then venture into the realm of corporate bigwigs, exploring Chris's experiences in the corporate environment, the unique opportunities it presents, and his memorable board meeting attire.

But that's not all. We delve into the merging of the physical and digital world, exploring the challenges of distinguishing truth from lies in an uncertain environment. Cybersecurity enthusiasts will relish Chris's insights on how hackers exploit these situations. His fears of who may gain access to plane systems, the potential implications of AI, and the reality of cyber warfare are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. We wrap up with a hearty discussion on the public perception of these issues and why it's crucial to take them seriously. This episode is a treasure trove of insights and advice on self-employment, corporate life, and cybersecurity.

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