Securiosity

Greg Otto and Sean Lyngaas were in Miami for S4 -- and brought back all of info you need to know if you weren't there.

DHS cyber leadership is shuffling, we will break down who’s left, where they are going, and who’s new among the leadership in CISA. In our interview we talk to serial entrepreneur Marty Roesch about what he's been up to and how the cybersecurity scene has changed over his decades-long career.

DHS has set the agenda for agencies when it comes to vulnerability disclosure programs, we will break down what it means. In our interview, we talk to Firedome co-founder Sharon Mirsky about IoT security and the future of her company.

A top DHS cyber official is leaving the agency. We will break down what it means for 2020. In our interview we talk to Rupert Cook from Immersive Labs. We talk about why he’s company thinks it’s got a winning ,model in gamifying cybersecurity training,

North Korea tried to hack banks, Cyber Command caught them and put their malware out in the open, and we wrote a story about it, the world keeps spinning along. In our interview we talk to Mourad Yesayan Managing Director at Paladin Capital Group. We will get into a deep discussion on the money flowing into cybersecurity and where consolidation is headed.

So much for Twitter’s good couple of weeks -- we break down the insider threat case that shocked everyone this week. And, believe it or not, it wasn't the only insider threat story to make news! In our interview, we talk with Casey Ellis, CTO and Founder of Bugcrowd. Casey, Greg and Jen talk about election security, vulnerability disclosure programs, and the meme sweeping the nation: ok boomer.

Facebook is going hard at a private surveillance company, we will break down what is means for the future. In our interview we talk to Jeff Massimilla, VP of cyber at General Motors. Jeff talks to us about what it's like overseeing cybersecurity for one of the world’s largest car makers.

As part of CyberWeek, Greg Otto was joined by Gambling Compliance Editor-in-Chief James Kilsby and Bulletproof IT VP of Security Gus Fritschie to talk about the intersection of cybersecurity and casino gaming. This was a fun one.

One highly watched Russian hacker group just kept on hacking while we watched. We will talk about what some researchers unveiled this week. In our interview, we talk to Ori Eisen, Founder and CEO of Trusona about his quest to move both consumers and enterprises away from two-factor authentication.

There is a very interesting case going on in New York that could shape the future of cyber insurance. We will dive into the ramifications.In our interview, we talk to Jason Soroko, CTO of IoT at Sectigo If you are a PKI nerd, you are going to want to listen to this one.

Brace yourselves, there is another round of the crypto wars coming over the horizon. We will dive into what exactly is happening this time around. In our interview, we talk to Bob Ackerman, Managing Director of Allegis Capital and founder of DataTribe, on what are the emerging areas in cyber venture capital, why NSA talent is building the next wave of cybersecurity companies, and what exactly is to come with the next DataTribe challenge

The president is pushing a very weird false narrative on CrowdStrike. FedEx shareholders are fighting over NotPetya and bug bounty companies may have some workforce issues in California.In our interview, we talk with Keenan Skelly of Circadence about the gamification of cybersecurity training and how enterprises are learning to teach EVERYONE about cybersecurity.

Snowden is being sued, Emotet is back and we look at why exactly there is a cybersecurity workforce shortage.In our interview, we talk to Danny Adamitis and Elizabeth Wharton of Prevailion. Last week we told you about their research into a phishing campaign hiding in Microsoft Word macros. We get them to dive deeper and tell us what their company brings to the marketplace.

Microsoft wants to get into the attribution game, but through its Cyber Peace Institute. What's that all about? Also, Cyber Command is trolling North Korea, and the courts come down on a guy that tried to hack into President Trump’s tax returns.IN our interview, we talk to Mike Kirschner, COO of vigilante.io -- a new company coming out of stealth the same day this podcast dropped. How's that for synergy?

Greg and Jen break down exactly how bad it has been for Apple and what it means for your precious little iPhone.In our interview, Joakim Sundberg, CEO and founder of Baffin Bay Networks, tells us on how is protecting enterprises with his cloud-native threat intel platform.

The scams were plentiful and full of head-scratching details. So settle in, we have a bunch of crazy stories for you. In our interview, we talk to Fred Kneip from CyberGRX about how companies are understanding third-party risk.

It’s been a quieter week as the cybersecurity world, but we’ve got some updates from the Capital One case. In our interview, we talk to Jonathan Couch from ThreatQuotient about the cybersecurity issues surrounding the upcoming Census.

Right smack in the middle of the desert, we will talk about all the news coming out of Black Hat. New APT groups, phone company employees being arrested, cybersecurity issues in planes — we hit it all. In our interview, we talk to Cofense CTO Aaron Higbee about his company’s research into a sextortion campaign that is aimed at enterprises.

What else did you think we were going to talk about? We look at every angle that we possibly can on the biggest breach of the year. In our interview, we talk with Brian NeSmith of Arctic Wolf Networks. Arctic Wolf sells a SOC-as-a-service product to small and medium business, he tells us how his customers are more protected than ever before.

The NSA Is reorganizing, encryption has cops complaining, and Equifax is going to be cutting a lot of checks. In our interview, we talk to DUST Identity CEO about his company, which uses industrially-grown diamonds to secure electronics in the supply chain.