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Annie-Mei and Anika are joined by cybersecurity professional Rodman Ramezanian. Rodman shares insights into his 14-year career, touching on his beginnings at Apple as an iOS specialist, his role in cybersecurity across various sectors, and his position as the Director of Events and Professional Development for ISACA Canberra. He also dives into the unexpectedly transferable skills from DJing to his professional life, the importance of communication and mentorship, and his experiences at events like DEFCON. Rodman highlights the multifaceted nature of cybersecurity careers and the value of involvement in community and professional development activities. This episode offers a comprehensive look at a dynamic career path in cybersecurity, blending hands-on expertise with personal passion and community engagement.

00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Announcement

00:36 Is Rodman's name inspired by the famous NBA player?

01:38 Rodman's Cybersecurity Journey

03:33 Working at Apple: A Unique Experience

06:27 The Apple Store Culture

08:04 Transitioning to Cybersecurity

18:52 Mentorship and Career Growth

29:52 Reflecting on Personal Growth and Mentorship

31:28 The Importance of Pre-Sales in Customer Experience

38:37 Balancing a Career in Cybersecurity with DJing

42:53 Networking and Community Building in Cybersecurity

50:05 Joining a Board and Professional Development

59:10 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Connect with Rodman on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rodman-r/

Listen to Rodman on SoundCloud:
https://soundcloud.com/rodman1919

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Find us on Instagram and YouTube @thecybersecuritygals

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