Podcast: Cyber troops volunteering with the ITDRC

May 28, 2020
1 min read

Information Technology Disaster Resource Center (ITDRC) harnesses the collective resources of technology solutions that connect survivors and responders in crisis.

Anthony Giandomenico and I speak with Roger Rustad, Jr. and Bryan Watson about the ITDRC.

https://www.drchaos.com/post/podcast-cybertroops-volunteering-with-the-itdrc

Listen on SoundCloud or your favorite podcast app!

4 Comments

Wolfes Investigations

Jan 28

Great post! It’s truly inspiring to hear about the incredible work the ITDRC volunteers are doing to provide critical tech support and connectivity in disaster zones. The concept of "cybertroops" for good is a powerful way to leverage technical skills for humanitarian aid. In high-stress environments like disaster recovery, staying physically and mentally resilient is key for volunteers and first responders. For those looking to optimize their recovery and maintain peak performance during demanding missions, checking out pemf devices for athletes at GetPulsed is a great way to support the body’s natural healing and energy levels. Keep up the amazing work!

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