Defensive Security is a weekly information security podcast which reviews recent high profile security breaches, data breaches, malware infections and intrusions to identify lessons that we can learn and apply to the organizations we protect.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 16 days 20 hours 28 minutes
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Defensive Security Podcast Episode 35
Paying attention to security is important – regulators are swirling: HTC and TrendNet have to submit to independent security audits every other year for 20 years, 50 other companies need to as well; encrypting your endpoints is not optional – just do i...
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 35
Paying attention to security is important – regulators are swirling: HTC and TrendNet have to submit to independent security audits every other year for 20 years, 50 other companies need to as well; encrypting your endpoints is not optional – just do i...
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 34
On preventing Snowden-style data leaks in your organization; should companies really worry about NSA spying?; On the usefulness of Red Team exercises; and how to defend against DDOS attacks.
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 34
On preventing Snowden-style data leaks in your organization; should companies really worry about NSA spying?; On the usefulness of Red Team exercises; and how to defend against DDOS attacks.
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 33
Cause of recent DOE breach revealed to be outdated Coldfusion; 30% of adults willingly open emails they know are malicious; Spear phishing led to successful attacks on the nyt and twitter; DNS attack types
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 33
Cause of recent DOE breach revealed to be outdated Coldfusion; 30% of adults willingly open emails they know are malicious; Spear phishing led to successful attacks on the nyt and twitter; DNS attack types
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 33
Cause of recent DOE breach revealed to be outdated Coldfusion; 30% of adults willingly open emails they know are malicious; Spear phishing led to successful attacks on the nyt and twitter; DNS attack types
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 32
Mcafee apologizes for a USD$1T report; how the Snowden effect is impacting CIO’s; millions robbed from banks by attacking the wire transfer network, and hiding behind a DoS; Gartner’s recommendations for engaging the board of directors and other manage...
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 32
Mcafee apologizes for a USD$1T report; how the Snowden effect is impacting CIO’s; millions robbed from banks by attacking the wire transfer network, and hiding behind a DoS; Gartner’s recommendations for engaging the board of directors and other manage...
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 31
Windows XP vulnerabilities may be stored up until after end of support on April 8, 2014; Department of Energy hacked for a second time in 2013; using metasploit and exploitDB to prioritize vulnerability patching; and a number of discussions on Lavabit.