Securiosity

Airlines are leaking passport data. DHS is chasing China off the internet. And you can finally FaceTime again. In our interview, we talk to Lance Cottrell from Ntrepid -- hitting everything from astrophysics to wine. Oh, right, and the evolution of privacy on the internet. That's probably why you're listening.

A special two part interview in this week's episode: There’s been some controversy around DerbyCon, a popular security conference that recently announced its shutting down after this year’s event. In the aftermath, there has been a lot of mudslinging, with a particular line of harassment coming from a private infosec-focused Facebook group. We talk to the subject of that harassment, Georgia Weidman, as well as Joshua Marpet, a member of the private Facebook group and security organizer at DerbyCon.

The shutdown continues to cause problems for the federal government's cybersecurity operations. In our interview, we talk with Yonathan Klijnsma about Magecart. If there is a guy to talk to about Magecart, he's the guy. Obviously the reason we talked to him. Nothing gets by us.

The S4 Conference was full of news. Buildings, cranes, Fortnite, they are all hackable! Believe it! In our interview: we talk to Nate Lesser, CEO and co-founder of Cypient Black. Our random question is SUPER random this week. Enjoy!

Man, the cybersecurity world did not stop over our break. Shutdown news, Dark Overlord, Magecart, political hacks....they all happened over the past few weeks. Let's talk about it all. After we are done with that, we talk to Ellison Anne Williams, founder of Enveil. She talks about the cool things she is doing with encryption, and what exactly the data triad is.

Man, the cybersecurity world did not stop over our break. Shutdown news, Dark Overlord, Magecart, political hacks....they all happened over the past few weeks. Let's talk about it all. After we are done with that, we talk to Ellison Anne Williams, founder of Enveil. She talks about the cool things she is doing with encryption, and what exactly the data triad is.

Last podcast of 2018 sounds alot like the previous podcast: China charges, lots of breaches, and social media mishaps galore.  We have our nerdiest interview of the year as well, where we talk to Chad Seaman from Akamai about some router vulnerability research he recently published.  We also talk about Hootie and the Blowfish. Find another podcast that can talk about both, we'll wait. 

Last podcast of 2018 sounds alot like the previous podcast: China charges, lots of breaches, and social media mishaps galore.  We have our nerdiest interview of the year as well, where we talk to Chad Seaman from Akamai about some router vulnerability research he recently published.  We also talk about Hootie and the Blowfish. Find another podcast that can talk about both, we'll wait. 

Last podcast of 2018 sounds alot like the previous podcast: China charges, lots of breaches, and social media mishaps galore.    We have our nerdiest interview of the year as well, where we talk to Chad Seaman from Akamai about some router vulnerability research he recently published.  We also talk about Hootie and the Blowfish. Find another podcast that can talk about both, we'll wait. 

Check. China? Check. Equifax? Check. All of it combined? This podcast.Also on this podcast, Lookout Chief Security Officer Mike Murray talks to us about Pegasus coming back into the public sphere.

Check. China? Check. Equifax? Check. All of it combined? This podcast.Also on this podcast, Lookout Chief Security Officer Mike Murray talks to us about Pegasus coming back into the public sphere.

Breaches? Check. China? Check. Equifax? Check. All of it combined? This podcast. Also on this podcast, Lookout Chief Security Officer Mike Murray talks to us about Pegasus coming back into the public sphere.

It's the Republicans turn to be hacked. Kubernetes had a bad week. So did Quora. It happens. We talk to Rami Essaid from Distil Networks on his battle with bots in our feature interview.

If you have recently gotten a cup of coffee from a Dunkin' Donuts inside a Marriott hotel, or are listening to this podcast on a pair of Sennheiser headphones, you're not gonna like this podcast.  If you are into risk management, however, you'll wanna listen to our interview with CyberGRX CEO Fred Kneip. Just maybe do it at a Starbucks?

There was a ton of business news this week - including the huge Cylance/Blackberry deal that went down while we were taping.  In our interview, we talk with Attivo Networks CTO Tony Cole about deception tech and whether top-flight cybersecurity nation-states will ever agree on norms.

Everything ended up being quiet when it came to election security. But there were still plenty of other breaches and security advisories to talk about.  In our interview, we talk to Digital Shadows CEO Alastair Paterson about Facebook, digital risk and whether he sees a sea change coming for the way people think about their privacy online.

Be it China, North Korea or the U.S., the hackers have been brazen this week (or really just outright dumb). We talk to Todd Weller of Bandura Systems about next-gen firewalls, how attackers are also learning to leverage AI and machine learning, and the changing cyber conversation in the C-suite.  GO VOTE ON TUESDAY.

We're back after a week hiatus to catch you up on all of the latest: Bloomberg, APTs, new Cyber Command actions and more. In our interview, we talk with Gula Tech CEO and Founder Ron Gula on what he is seeing in the marketplace and how he uses his time at the NSA to judge new tech.

Greg and Jen continue to discuss the big Bloomberg story that's causing so much grief. In our interview, we talk to PFP founder Stephen Chen on how helps companies uncover hacks like the plausible one discussed in the Bloomberg story. Don't forget: DC Cyber Week is next week!

Greg and Jen talk about that China chip, back door, apple-amazon bombshell of a story for a while. Oh, sure, there was other news this week, and we did an interview (Grant Elliot from Ostendio) , but we all know what you want to hear about.