In business articles they discuss, how to be present, manage time, and avoid distractions, why your gut instinct is usually wrong, the 5 most efficient ways to get your work done, the creative difference between multitasking and multi-focus, and much more!
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Rey is a security advocate at Microsoft focused on helping the community build secure systems & being a voice for researchers within MS. After a long career in software development, he developed a strong interest in cybersecurity 2 years ago & worked feverishly to transition into this new community.
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This week we introduce a new quarterly segment to review the money of security, including public companies, IPOs, funding rounds and acquisitions from the previous quarter. We also created our own index to track public security companies called the Security Weekly 25. Let's understand how the security market is doing.
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Tim Callahan joined Aflac in 2014, bringing more than 30 years of experience in information and physical security, business resiliency and risk management. They talk about communicating threat intelligence to executives and the board.
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Why Hyatt Is Launching a Public Bug Bounty Program, Amazon Key partners with myQ, Web vulnerabilities up, IoT flaws down, enterprise iPhones will soon be able to use security dongles, and how El Chapo's IT manager cracked his encrypted chats and brought him down!
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Kory Findley talks about his Github project pktrecon. Internal network segment reconnaissance using packets captured from broadcast and service discovery protocol traffic. pktrecon is a tool for internal network segment reconnaissance using broadcast and service discovery protocol traffic. Individual pieces of data collected from these protocols include hostnames, IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, router addresses, gateways and firewalls, Windows OS fingerprints, and much more. This data is correlated and normalized with attackers in mind, and provides an effective method of initiating an engagement and obtaining as much target data as possible before resorting to more active methods.
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Bryson is the Founder and CEO of SCYTHE and Founder of GRIMM. He comes on the show to talk about Attack Simulation.
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Neustar bolsters fraud detection capabilities with Trustid, almost half of containers in production have vulnerabilities, BlackBerry offers its security technology to IoT device makers, and Radware to acquire ShieldSquare for expansion of its cloud security portfolio!
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Tony Cole is the Chief Technology Officer at Attivo Networks and is a cybersecurity expert with more than 30 years’ experience, a bachelor’s degree in computer networking and is a CISSP. Tony discusses the cyber deception in the enterprises today and gives a brief history of deception and it’s applicability to cybersecurity.
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Ken Johnson has been hacking web applications professionally for 10 years and giving security training for 7 of those years. Ken is both a breaker and builder who currently works on the GitHub application security team. Ken explains approaching appsec the right way, "running a scanner without context", getting the right context/importance of context, and how do you figure what's real and what's legit?
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Wormable stored XSS on WordPress.org, a security lapse revealed private complaints from Silicon Valley employees, hackers hijack thousands of Chromecasts to warn of latest security bug, a linting tool for checking accessibility, speed, and security, host websites on GitHub, and UnCaptcha2.
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This week how to moderate a panel discussion, the secret to leading organizational change is empathy, DevOps explained, 5 cloud computing predictions for 2019, and the top 3 things CIOs lose sleep over.
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Hijacking smart TV's to promote PewDiePie, hackers attempt to sell stolen 9/11 documents, turning your house into a DOOM level with a Roomba, and hopefully you're over that New Year's hangover, because there's an Adobe PDF app patch to install!
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The Security Weekly crew has a lively topic discussion on the following: Security Breaches, Privacy, Vulnerability Disclosure, Evaluating Security Solutions, and Compliance.
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"Phoneboy" has been helping the security community for over 15 years. We fondly remember Phoneboy as a resource that helped us configure our Check Point firewalls back in the day! Phoneboy comes on the show to discuss how to help people in the security community, a topic near and dear to our hearts.
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