The Double Andrew Rose Special: Insights on Cybersecurity in AgroFoods
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Welcome to another episode of the Bites and Bytes podcast. I'm your host, Kristen M. Moranville, and today I have a really special treat for you. Joining me are two incredible cybersecurity experts, and yes, they are both named Andrew Rose. Thankfully, their accents will make it easy to tell them apart. I will let them tell you about their backgrounds, but let's just say both Andrews are well-known in their respective cybersecurity domains. I am honored to have them both on the show. We had a fascinating discussion about cybersecurity and agri-food and had a lot of laughs. This will be a longer than normal episode. Trust me, this conversation is well worth your time. So grab your favorite snack or beverage, enjoy your workout, commute, project, housework, or simply drive safely. Let's get started. Well, hi, everyone. Welcome. I have the privilege of speaking to two, you heard that correctly, two Andrew Roses. I'm honored to have them both here. They both have a wealth of experience.
So I'm going to quickly jump into our favorite omen of the podcast, favorite food and favorite food memory. Andrew UK, as I'm going to call you, you can start.
Hi there. Thanks for inviting me on the podcast. Lovely to be here. Favorite food is probably lasagna. I do love a good lasagna. Oh my gosh. And I'm not sure if this is weird or not, but I do love it with fries. Like in lasagna or on the side? No, on the side. Okay.
I was like, oh, wait a minute. so you dip it in the marinara kind of thing yeah a little bit a little bit of that definitely it's really good but i do love lasagna is my favorite thing probably shocking that uh someone from the uk likes chips on the side of the lasagna just gonna put that out there because every time i ask for a side at dinner in my house it's always chips the answer is chips all right
It really is. Well, coming from the UK, absolutely it is. So that's my favorite food. I think my favorite food memory actually relates to what used to be my favorite food, which was pizza. I spent many years as a complete pizza nerd because we used to live in New York. And whilst we lived there, we went on a pizza tour. And this pizza tour still happens. So I recommend it to anybody who goes to New York, Scott's Pizza Tour. I am not sponsored by Scott, but he did do the tour. And it's incredible. He takes you around all of the old pizzerias in New York and he explains the history behind New York pizza and the science behind it. How about the pH of the water, how that affects the pizza and all sorts of stuff. And it's thrilling and amazing.
And he takes you around and talks about all the different types of ovens and you try a slice in all these different pizzerias so you can compare and contrast. It's an amazing experience. I absolutely loved it. My wife did say that she'd never actually seen me have such an immediate bromance as I did with Scott when I first met him, because I was just like on his shoulder all the time learning about pizza and hanging out with him. But it was really good. So if anyone goes to New York, I'd definitely recommend that. That's my probably favorite food memory.
I'll try to find it for the listeners and put it in the show notes. I've never heard of a pizza tour before. Like that, that is interesting. And the fact that it goes into the science of it, that's incredible. It's amazing. Wow. I mean, I think we could probably geek out on pizza then because that's great. Like that's fantastic. Thank you for that. And other Andrew.
Thank you for having me here. This is a huge honor. I can't believe that I was mistaken for someone else, but it certainly has aided me here at this point in my life. And then for the two of you, one of the best pizza joints I've ever eaten at is in Vegas. It's called Secret Pizza. And there are no signs. You have to be able to find this place.
I've been there. I've been there. Yes. I heard about it. It is weirdest down this little corridor. Uh-huh. Exactly. Yeah.
Yeah. I've been there. And you only go there after 12 o'clock, you know, like 2 a.m. There's a line out the door, but it's an amazing place. Anyway, my favorite food and the favorite food memory are both linked together. And my favorite food is lobster.
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