Is your organization's reliance on legacy systems putting you at risk? As technology evolves, legacy systems can pose a significant security risk for organizations.

In this episode of "Upgrading Legacy Systems - Mastermind Talk", we're tackling the controversial topic of legacy systems and their potential risks. You may have heard that upgrading legacy systems can be a daunting and costly task, but is it worth the risk of leaving your organization vulnerable to security breaches? Our hosts Nate and Josh are joined by a group of experts, to discuss the importance of upgrading legacy systems and mitigating security risks. 

Our guest speakers include Joshua Copeland, Security Director at AT&T and well-known as "The Unpopular opinion guy", Sean Wright, SVP Information and Physical Security at Universal Music Group, and Richard Davis, Advisory board member of Cybersecurity for Pace University and Advisory board member for the National Cyber Exchange. 

They provide valuable insights on building an incident response playbook and how to bring security issues to stakeholders' attention. But upgrading legacy systems isn't without its challenges, and the guests share their experiences in building trust with stakeholders and overcoming resistance to change. 

If you're ready for a thought-provoking and polarizing discussion on legacy systems and security risks, tune in to this episode of "Upgrading Legacy Systems - Mastermind Talk".