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Ethical Hacking Insights: Uncovering Vulnerabilities and Strengthening Security with Gemma Moore – Part 2
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Ethical Hacking Insights: Uncovering Vulnerabilities and Strengthening Security with Gemma Moore – Part 1
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AI in Defense: Balancing Innovation with Ethical and Regulatory Concerns with David DiMolfetta
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The Future of Biometric Security: Exploring Iris and Facial Recognition with Marios Savvides - Part 2
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We Are the Hacker's Day Job with Adam Levin, Part 2
This week we welcome Adam K. Levin back to the podcast to talk about the hacker’s day job. He is a long-time consumer affairs advocate with more than 40 years of experience. He’s the author of the book Swiped and formerly Chairman and founder of CyberScout as well as co-founder of Credit.com. He joins us at the apex of the consumer security awareness time of year. Holiday shopping, COVID, flu, and other health concerns run rampant in addition to geopolitical security concerns that are ever present.
We Are the Hacker's Day Job with Adam Levin, Part 1
This week we welcome Adam Levin to the podcast to talk about the hacker’s day job. He is a long-time consumer affairs advocate with more than 40 years of experience. He’s the author of the book Swiped, and formerly Chairman and founder of CyberScout as well as co-founder of Credit.com. He joins us at the apex of the consumer security awareness time of year. Holiday shopping, COVID, flu, and other health concerns run rampant in addition to geopolitical security concerns that are ever-present.
The Power of Thinking Differently in Government
Joining the podcast this week is Maria Roat, who has had an impressive career in both government and the private sector for more than 35 years. She shares insights on the power of thinking from her time in government. Among the many roles, she held included Deputy Federal CIO and Small Business Administration CIO. The opportunities she helped identify to change the system from the inside out.
OT and The Art of the Possible with Rob Lee
In honor of November as Infrastructure Awareness Month, we wanted to bring back this episode from our 2021 archives with Rob Lee, CEO and co-founder of Dragos. He breaks down the Operational Technology (OT) challenge that many businesses are facing today including a lack of clarity on who within the business owns OT and defining what acceptable OT risk means within the business.
Intersecting Investments - Cyber and Democracy
Joining the podcast this week is Eric Mill. He’s Senior Advisor on Technology and Cybersecurity to the Federal CIO in the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). We discuss some of the latest and impactful security initiatives, policies, and technologies in the U.S. Government today, including highlights from some that OMB is helping to drive.
Cyberwar, Social Media’s Future and Passing the Mic with Peter W. Singer
Joining us this week is Peter W. Singer. He’s a New York Times bestselling author of books including Ghost Fleet, LikeWar, and the techno-thriller Burn In. He shares details on the New America non-profit organization and its awesome #SharetheMicinCyber program helping to bring a diversity of thought to the cybersecurity front lines.
Welcome to the Podcast, Petko! And Other Security Headlines…
This week we officially welcome Petko Stoyanov as the new co-host for the To The Point podcast. Petko shares his perspective on how he found his way to cyber, the origin of the name “Petko”, and differences in working in government and the private sector. We also discuss the state of the cybersecurity landscape and the ongoing challenge of attribution – which is really asking the question, “Who is smarter” in executing cyber attacks?
Embracing SBOMs Can Help Reduce the F-Bombs When Adversaries Exploit OSS Vulnerabilities
We’re excited to welcome back Derek Weeks, recognized as the world’s foremost researcher on the topic of DevSecOps and securing software supply chains! Derek shares insights on how little has changed relative to securing software supply chains and using SBOMs in the two years since we last caught up with him.
On Digital Privacy and Stopping Stalkerware with Eva Galperin
Joining the podcast this week is Eva Galperin, Director of Cybersecurity for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). She is also the co-founder of the Coalition Against Stalkerware and has long been a champion for providing digital privacy and security for vulnerable populations around the world. “What is stalkerware?” many may ask. Stalkerware is considered a more personal way of invading someone's privacy such as using malware to track a person’s activity on a device.
Hot Topics! Threat Hunting, CDM and Driving Cyber Innovation
Joining us this week are Richard Grabowski, Acting Program Manager for CISA’s CDM Program, and Jonathan McBride, Chief of Adversary Pursuit for CISA’s Threat Hunting Subdivision. We dive into the hot topics of threat hunting, adversary pursuit, the evolution of CISA over the years including the growth and maturity of the organization, the power of public/private partnerships, and the drive for innovation.