About this episode
Hello and welcome to the Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast, where everyone belongs, especially if you think you don't.
Today's guest is Jason E. Street, VP of InfoSec at SphereNY.
In this episode, we discuss why everyone is a Hacker and why you don’t need to be a programmer to be one. He walks us through how he went from being homeless and the best Janitor at Mcdonald's, to becoming a professional bank robber.
Jason explain to us that the reason he got into security is that he wanted to stop bad people to do bad things like what was done to him.
We talk about why the label “Ethical Hacker” makes no sense, the necessity of stopping gatekeeping in the industry, and how looking adorable and cute may help you rob a bank.
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Fear is telling you to be alert, to be aware that you're in unknown territory. Fear is not supposed to stop you. It's just to help you understand your situation so you can get through and get to that unknown area that's usually ten times better than where you are.
~Jason E. Street
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Links:
● https://twitter.com/jaysonstreet
● https://www.linkedin.com/in/jstreet/
● https://twitter.com/HackNotCrime
● https://hackeradventures.world/
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