This week on the podcast we discuss the shifting landscape of phishing attacks in the wake of Microsoft's efforts to block malicious Office macros. We then cover a private organization that has been found not just selling exploit tools but also participating in offensive cyber operations. We end the episode with a review of IBM and the Ponemon Institute's Cost of a Breach … [Read more...]
USA’s Answer to GDPR
This week on the podcast, we discuss the current cyber skills gab and a federal program designed to help combat it. After that, we dive in to the American Data Privacy protection Act and what it potentially means if passed by US Congress. We end this week with a quick update on Microsoft's attempts to protect users from malicious macro-enabled documents. … [Read more...]
Rolling PWN
This week on the podcast we cover the latest in car hacking research, this time targeting vulnerabilities in remote keyless entry. We then dive in to Microsoft's latest research on Adversary in the Middle (AitM) attacks and end with key findings from the latest WatchGuard Threat Lab quarterly Internet Security Report. … [Read more...]
Grading Gartner’s Guesses
This week on the podcast, we discuss two recent security reports, one on the topic of open source software and the other on "insecure by design" in the Operational Technology (OT) space. We go through the key findings from each report and what our thoughts are on their accuracy within the real world. We end the week by covering Gartner's 8 security prediction from their … [Read more...]
200th Episode Extravaganza
In celebration of our 200th episode, this week on the podcast we take a look back at the last few years and revisit some of our favorite episodes. Along the way, we'll give updates on a few of our cybersecurity predictions from years past that took just a little bit longer than anticipated to come true. Finally, we end with a round of Q & A and a few quick news updates. … [Read more...]
