Did you know your involvement in open source communities could lead you into an exciting cybersecurity journey? Join us as we chat with our cybersecurity enthusiast guest, Olivia, who made her entry into this intriguing field through Reddit's open source community. We discuss the potential dangers of malicious code uploaded to open source repositories and the importance of staying updated on secure coding practices.
Dive into our conversation about Olivia's experience double majoring in computer science and security, where she faced challenges in understanding vulnerabilities in coding and their fixes. We also emphasize the significance of companies providing their application security teams with access to the source code to ensure better testing and secure coding practices development.
Lastly, we explore the value of traditional education, online learning, boot camps, and certifications in the cybersecurity industry. We discuss the importance of engaging learning experiences, a supportive community, and spreading positivity and motivation to others. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion with Olivia, where we uncover the fascinating world of open source and cybersecurity.
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