A podcast all about the world of Cybersecurity, Privacy, Compliance, and Regulatory issues that arise in today's workplace. Co-hosts Bryan Brake, Brian Boettcher, and Amanda Berlin teach concepts that aspiring Information Security Professionals need to know, or refresh the memories of the seasoned veterans.
http://www.brakeingsecurity.com
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 13 days 14 hours 25 minutes
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episode 25: Dan Borges, Author of Adversarial Techniques from Packt Publishing
intro CCDC discussion how to keep a book like this fresh and not get outdated adversarial tactics and why active defense is a good way to deter attacks 5 D's of security
episode 24: Dan Borges, Author of Adversarial Techniques from Packt Publishing - part 1
Introductions Kaseya incident Why was the book written? Much more
episode 23: d3fend framework, DLL injection types, more solarwinds infections
It's very hot! D3fend framework DLL injection (shout-out to @hexacorn!) conference
episode 22: Github policy updates targeting harmful software, Ms. Berlin discusses WWHF, CVSS discussion
CVSS score is useless in cloud environments Google docs used for phishing Github's privacy policy much more!
episode 21: Security Sphynx, ZeroTrust, implementation prep- part2
In part 2: be able to 'sell' this as a positive instead of 'more security how you handle business continuity and forensics ... and much more!
episode 20: Security Sphinx, Preparing for ZeroTrust implementation - Part1
introductions US government Executive Order Why implement ZeroTrust at all? Definitions and BeyondCorp
episode 19: Joe Gray, OSINT CTFs, gamifying and motivating to do the right thing - Part2
part 2: CTF OSINT discussion How people will give additional information, even if they aren't receiving points for it. Gamifying and motivating people to 'do the right thing', like offering a chance to win a lottery for a covid vaccine, or free sports...
episode 18: LawyerLiz, Pres. Biden's EO, and the clueless professor
Elizabeth Wharton: @lawyerliz on Twitter Executive Order: () “An executive order is a signed, written, and published directive from the President of the United States that manages operations of the federal government. They are numbered...
episode 17: Joe Gray on his future book, the OSINT loop, motivators, and gamification - part1
Social Engineering investigation loop Joe has a new book coming out! (pre-order on NoStarch) Social Engineering CTF discussion
episode 16: 2021-016-researchers knowingly add vulnerable code to linux kernel, @pageinsec joins us to discuss -part2
Introduction Update (including article mention from lwn.net) Discussion of how #linux #kernel devs might reduce bad patches to the kernel