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 27
Ten year old Java bug, old and vulnerable versions of Java dominate on corporate desktops, a guide on critical infrastructure security, what is wrong with applying standard security approaches to industrial control environments,
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 26
Vulnerability market, OWASP top 10 still relevant, HP Storage back door, Default root ssh keys in EAS servers, IPMI Vulnerabilities, Dark Seoul update, Incident response goes horribly wrong, Dropbox and Wordpress leveraged by attackers
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 26
Vulnerability market, OWASP top 10 still relevant, HP Storage back door, Default root ssh keys in EAS servers, IPMI Vulnerabilities, Dark Seoul update, Incident response goes horribly wrong, Dropbox and Wordpress leveraged by attackers
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 26
Vulnerability market, OWASP top 10 still relevant, HP Storage back door, Default root ssh keys in EAS servers, IPMI Vulnerabilities, Dark Seoul update, Incident response goes horribly wrong, Dropbox and Wordpress leveraged by attackers
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 25
Snowden offered asylum, Germany’s interior minister cautions Germans against using US-based services, California AG urges legislation to require the use of encryption, 85% of virus infections are from drive by download, Attacks on energy sector,
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 25
Snowden offered asylum, Germany’s interior minister cautions Germans against using US-based services, California AG urges legislation to require the use of encryption, 85% of virus infections are from drive by download, Attacks on energy sector,
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 24
Kaspersky study indicates 200,000 malware variants are released daily, the Carberp trojan’s source code is leaked and an 0day is discovered, FINRA reports on prolific cyber attacks against its members, the FT is attacked by the Syrian Electronic Army a...
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 24
Kaspersky study indicates 200,000 malware variants are released daily, the Carberp trojan’s source code is leaked and an 0day is discovered, FINRA reports on prolific cyber attacks against its members, the FT is attacked by the Syrian Electronic Army a...
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 23
The discrepancy between perception and reality when it comes to quantifying risk, the major fail that was OpPetrol, Malvertising, EMET 4 released, How not to be a CSO by the Harvard Business Review, Linked In’s DNS woes,
Defensive Security Podcast Episode 23
The discrepancy between perception and reality when it comes to quantifying risk, the major fail that was OpPetrol, Malvertising, EMET 4 released, How not to be a CSO by the Harvard Business Review, Linked In’s DNS woes,