In Security: CEO of CareAcademy on Health Training, CEOs of Cohesity, F5, Rubrik + More

Helen Adeosun of CareAcademy, Sanjay Poonen of Cohesity, François Locoh-Donou of F5

Last week was a big one for security, as I looked at a category where businesses are still spending. A lot. You know where else there’s demand? In-home healthcare. I spoke with Helen Adeosun, the CEO of a startup that’s training workers in one of the most in-demand professions:

Christina Cacioppo, Vanta CEO, On Automated Security Checks: CNBC Working Lunch

Outdated software can put companies at risk of data breaches. In this week's Working Lunch on CNBC's Power Lunch, meet Christina Cacioppo, cofounder and CEO of Vanta, which is automating the compliance process:

Tech for Training In-Home Care Workers: CareAcademy CEO Helen Adeosun

I speak with Helen Adeosun, founder and CEO of CareAcademy, about the shortage of trained caregivers and how her background prepared her to tackle a big challenge:

New Cohesity CEO Sanjay Poonen on Why He Joined the Company, Faith and Work

Cohesity CEO Sanjay Poonen’s career arc is unusual in that he came to the U.S. for undergrad, then worked his way up from the early days of the PC-driven portion of Silicon Valley’s tech revolution:

Save Now, Buy Later: Reel CEO Daniela Corrente on Going Against the Grain

I catch up with Reel CEO Daniela Corrente, whose company helps consumers earn rewards while saving for purchases:

Update on Ransomware and Identity Theft: F5 CEO François Locoh-Donou

I chat with François Locoh-Donou, CEO of F5, about the latest security threats and how his company is working to protect customers:

Milestones: Rubrik CEO Bipul Sinha on Reaching $400M ARR

Rubrik hit a milestone after a big funding round a year ago: It doubles annualized recurring revenue to $400 million. I speak with CEO Bipul Sinha about what’s next:

Is the Labor Market Loosening? On the Other Hand

The August jobs report adds important data to a quickly shifting labor market, as investors continue to digest Fed Chair Powell's hawkish commentary last week. Based on what we see so far, is the labor market significantly loosening heading into Q4? I argued both sides in the latest On the Other Hand, on CNBC's Squawk Box: