A podcast 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 seasoned veterans.
http://www.brakeingsecurity.com
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 16 days 13 hours 58 minutes
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2015-020 - Deadly Programming Sins - Buffer Underruns
Code Audits are a necessary evil. Many organizations resort to using automated tools, but tools may not find all issues with code. Sometimes, you need to take a look at the code yourself. Mr. Boettcher and I begin going through the book "24...
2015-018- How can ITIL help you flesh out your infosec program?
When you're faced with major projects, or working to understand why your IDS fails every day at the same time, there must be a way to work that out. Or when you must do the yearly business continuity failover, you need a process oriented...
2015-017: History of ITIL, and integrating Security
Much of InfoSec and Compliance is all about processes, procedures, controls, audits, and the proper management of all of these. To do so, you need a proper framework to make these as seamless as possible. ITIL is one of these types of...
2015-016: Special Interview: Cybrary.it
Special interview this week! On the heels of their uber successful KickStarter campaign, we brought co-founder Ryan and one of the technical editors Anthony in to discuss what Cybrary is. We also discuss ways you can leverage it in your own...
2015-015: 2015 Verizon PCI report
It's that time of year again... when all the reports come out that shows how various industries did over the last year. Brakeing Down Security went over the results of the Verizon PCI report. Did companies do worse this year, or could...
2015-014-SANS Top 20 Controls - #12 and #13
We continue our trek down the list of SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls this week with #12 and #13 - Boundry Defense, and Controlled use of Administrative Privileges. Learn what you can do to shore up your network defenses, and how to...
2015-013-Hackerspaces and their sense of community
We invited the organizers of the "TheLab.ms", a Dallas, Texas based hacker/makerspace on the podcast to talk about why they wanted to start a makerspace, the costs and plans to setup a hacker space, and some of the things you can do with a makerspace....
2015-012-Fill In podcast with Jarrod and Lee!
Mr. Boettcher went on vacation and was volunteering for Austin Bsides this week, and I needed to do a podcast, so I enlisted the aid of Lee Brotherston and Jarrod Frates discuss some important topics. We discuss the seemingly short talent pool...
2015-011- Why does BeEF and metadata tracking keep I2P developers up at night?
In our continuing discussion with Jeff and "Str4d", we got right to the heart of the matter: Privacy and anonymity. If you're trying to remain anonymous, what steps do the devs of I2P use to keep themselves as anonymous as possible. We...