In this episode we talk about Prism, M$, HIPAA and Panic!!! In the financial sector!! Links for this episode: http://tinyurl.com/HNTV-HIPAA-Costs http://tinyurl.com/HNTV-Financial-collapse http://tinyurl.com/HNTV-MS-NSA

The OWASP Top Ten is an awareness document for web application security, representing broad consensus about the most critical web application security risks as determined by the OWASP community. The OWASP Top 10 is one of the earliest and longest running OWASP projects, first published in 2003, and updates have been produced in 2004, 2007, 2010, and now 2013.

Troy is a Software architect and Microsoft MVP, you'll usually find him writing about security concepts and process improvement in software delivery on his blog. He also has a free e-book out "OWASP Top 10 for .NET developers"

Selena Proctor, Alex Horan and Mariano Nunez join us from Onapsis.

Schuyler Towne is on a mission to recover as much information as possible about the lock-related patents that were lost to the patent office fire of 1836. His primary interest is in the history and the story of the creators of the lost locks, but his goal is to conduct all of the research in public, using Zotero, so everyone can follow along and those particularly inclined can even participate. That rough research will remain available indefinitely, but he will go on to curate and organize the work for publication on the website. Depending on what we recover we could potentially restore entire patents to the patent record, or 3D print working locks based on their drawings. We could solve a mystery, or rewrite history.

Kati Rodzon is the manager of Security Behavior Deisgn for MAD Security. Her last nine years have been spent studying psychology and ways to modify human behavior. From learning about the power of social pressure on groups, to how subtle changes in reinforcement can drastically change individual behavior, Kati has spent the better part of a decade learning how humans work and now applies that to security awareness. Mike Murray has spent more than a decade helping companies to protect their information by understanding their vulnerability posture from the perspective of an attacker. Mike co-founded MAD Security, where he leads engagements to help corporate and government customers understand and protect their security organization.

Matt "Level" Bergin, age twenty four, works for CORE Security as a Senior Security Consultant where his day job consists of discovering, exploiting, and mitigating vulnerabilities in their client’s network environments. Before joining CORE, Matt became well recognized in the industry through his activities in the US Cyber Challenge and publications of vulnerability research such as his discovery of the Microsoft IIS 7.5 FTP Heap Overflow.