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If you’re a secondary teacher juggling multiple preps and feeling the June overwhelm creeping in, you’re not alone! In this episode, I’m sharing exactly what I wish I’d known as a multi-prep teacher—how to actually recharge, get organized for the fall, and avoid burning out before back-to-school season even begins. I’ll walk you through my top five strategies for navigating summer as a middle or high school teacher with several class preps on your plate, including real-life pacing tips, stress-saving digital organization, and giving yourself permission to say NO to the endless ...

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Earning National Board Certification can feel overwhelming—but what if you could pass on your first try? In this episode, Malia shares the exact strategies she used to do just that, along with the hard lessons she learned along the way.In this episode, we’ll talk about:The #1 mistake teachers make when submitting student work samples.Why choosing “outlier” students is key to showcasing your impact.How to stay organized (and sane) with early evidence collection.Why standards alignment should start on day one.How a support system can make or break your success.Show LinksNational Board ...

The imposter syndrome episode every teacher needs. You’re in the classroom, trying your best, showing up with good intentions… but there it is. That sneaky voice that whispers: “Maybe I’m not cut out for this.”Sound familiar? Yeah. Me too.In this episode, I’m walking you through four of the biggest ways imposter syndrome has crept into my teaching life — from crying over curriculum codes to having students find me on Tinder (yes, really). Because if you’ve ever felt like the only teacher in the building who doesn’t have it together, this is your reminder: you’re not ...

Would love to hear your thoughts on the podcast, send us a message!I recently did an with SBS Arabic on how I learnt Arabic. Keep listening after the interview, because we will be picking out some words and phrases that you can use in your day-to-day conversation. Here is the link to the full interview. #Arabic #learnarabic #arabiclanguageFor our free 6-Part series on basic Arabic to get you started, sign up to our E-mail list ⁠HERE⁠!Follow us on Instagram: arabicwithimranlum and check out my other podcast Muslim Money.

In this episode, Ben and Dave are back as they discuss the Pecking Order Theory and what a business might consider if needing to raise finance.

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Business Impact Analysis (BIA) is the foundation of business continuity and disaster recovery planning, helping organizations understand which processes matter most and how downtime affects operations. In this episode, we break down how BIAs identify critical systems, estimate recovery time objectives (RTOs) and recovery point objectives (RPOs), and assess financial, operational, and reputational impacts of disruptions. We explore how BIA data feeds into decisions about backup strategies, failover architecture, and vendor selection. We also discuss how to conduct a BIA through interviews, ...

Isolation and monitoring form a defensive pairing that not only limits the spread of threats but enables rapid detection and response. In this episode, we discuss isolation technologies like sandboxing, virtualization, and containerization, which allow untrusted or risky code to run without impacting the host system. We then move into monitoring practices at both the host and network levels, emphasizing the value of behavior-based alerts, centralized logging, and real-time anomaly detection through SIEM platforms or endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools. These techniques allow defenders ...

Every port on your network is a potential doorway, and port security ensures those doors stay locked unless explicitly authorized. In this episode, we examine how technologies like 802.1X enforce port-level access control, requiring users or devices to authenticate before they can transmit any data. We explore how protocols such as EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol) and RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service) work behind the scenes to validate credentials and enforce policy, often in conjunction with directory services like Active Directory or cloud identity providers. Port ...

Disaster recovery planning ensures that when critical infrastructure goes offline—whether due to cyberattack, natural disaster, or hardware failure—business operations can resume with minimal disruption. In this episode, we focus on the different types of recovery sites: hot, warm, and cold. Hot sites are fully functional environments that mirror production and allow near-instant failover; warm sites offer partial infrastructure requiring some configuration before becoming operational; and cold sites provide only basic facilities, requiring full setup during an emergency. We also explore ...

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Vendor risk doesn’t stop after the contract is signed—ongoing monitoring and relationship management are critical for maintaining visibility and accountability. In this episode, we explore how organizations track vendor performance through periodic assessments, SLA reviews, compliance reports, and security questionnaires. We highlight how to use continuous monitoring tools and threat intelligence feeds to detect vulnerabilities in vendor software or public disclosures of breaches. Rules of engagement must be defined upfront to allow for security audits, breach reporting, and real-time ...

Security isn’t just about keeping attackers out—it’s also about keeping services running when they try to bring you down. In this episode, we examine high availability (HA) and resilience strategies that ensure critical systems continue operating during failures, attacks, or overload scenarios. Techniques like active-active clustering, redundant power supplies, geographic failover, and load-balanced application layers all work together to prevent downtime and maintain service continuity. We also discuss how system resilience includes not just technical redundancy, but organizational ...

Load balancers and network sensors are often associated with performance and visibility—but they are just as critical to your security architecture. In this episode, we explore how load balancers not only distribute traffic to prevent bottlenecks but can also terminate SSL connections, enforce session persistence, and isolate backend services from direct public exposure. These features allow them to act as security control points, especially in high-availability and internet-facing deployments. We also discuss sensors, including NetFlow collectors, environmental monitors, and intrusion ...

Send us a textWhat if everything you thought about running a service department was backward? That's the provocative question at the heart of this eye-opening conversation with John Dowling, author of "Service by the Boxes" and decorated Marine.The fundamental misconception crippling most equipment dealerships is seeing service as a cost center rather than a profit engine. "Revenue is vanity," John explains, highlighting how dealerships focus on sales while neglecting the departments that truly drive profitability. The transformative insight? A service job isn't complete when the machine is ...

Designing secure systems means weighing a variety of architectural considerations, and in this episode, we begin by focusing on availability, resilience, and cost. We explain how availability is maintained through redundancy, failover configurations, and distributed services, while resilience involves the system’s ability to recover gracefully from disruptions without loss of integrity or function. These traits are not accidental—they must be engineered deliberately into infrastructure design, including how load is balanced, how data is replicated, and how dependencies are isolated. ...

Having a governance structure is only the beginning—the real value comes from clearly defining roles and responsibilities within that structure. In this episode, we examine the key roles involved in managing data and systems securely, including data owners, custodians, stewards, processors, and controllers. Data owners are responsible for setting classification levels and defining access policies, while custodians implement and manage those policies through technical controls and monitoring. Stewards help maintain data quality and compliance, especially in environments with regulated or ...

Data classification provides the foundation for applying security controls based on risk and sensitivity, and in this episode, we examine the first part of a two-part discussion on classification strategy. We start by defining common classification tiers such as “sensitive,” “confidential,” “restricted,” and “critical,” each of which guides access control, encryption requirements, and handling procedures. We explain how these labels are applied based on data content, business impact, regulatory mandates, and compliance obligations. A classified dataset isn’t just labeled—it...

Managing personal data effectively starts with knowing exactly what you have, where it lives, how long you keep it, and what rights users have over it. In this final episode, we explore how to build and maintain a data inventory that tracks types of data collected, processing activities, access permissions, and storage locations. We also discuss retention policies that define how long different categories of data must be kept to satisfy legal, business, or regulatory requirements—balanced against the need to minimize risk and reduce unnecessary data storage. Central to privacy compliance is ...