We Are Going To The Happiest Place On The East Coast, To Cover RSA Charge 2019.
Sean and Marco have been invited as the exclusive media team to cover the RSA Charge 2019 customer event in Orlando Florida.
Stay tuned as we bring you the latest from the event and the people we meet there.
With podcasts, videos, social media posts, and maybe some live broadcastings too.
Come with us!
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When Ransomware Strikes Our Towns | In The News With Michael Echols And Edward Block
By Sean Martin & Marco Ciappelli
Guests:
- Michael Echols, CEO, IACI International Association of Certified ISAOs and former Director, Cyber Joint Program Management Office, US Dept. of Homeland Security
- Edward Block, Practicing Attorney, Foley Gardere, and former Chief Information Security Officer, State of Texas
Many small town and cities across the grand state of Texas have had better days. Much better days, in fact. There have been many articles highlighting the recent ransomware attacks to successfully compromise more than nearly two dozen Texan towns.
We had many questions to ask our two guests — both of whom have a direct and deep understanding of these types of attacks, the readiness of this specific region, and the potential threats looking in other similar regions across the United States. Have a listen to hear their thoughts on this situation.
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Is The Road To Hell Paved With Good Intentions? | In The News With Erez Yalon
By Marco Ciappelli & Sean Martin
Guest: Erez Yalon, Director of Security Research at Checkmarx
In this ‘In The News’ segment we are discussing the “LeapFrog accident” that has been going around the news since Black Hat when our friend, Erez Yalon, disclosed some research that uncovered some severe vulnerabilities on IoT tablets made specifically for children.
Chill out. There’s no need to panic. The good news part of this story is that the company stepped in quickly and acted responsibly. So why are we talking about it if the problem is solved?
Here is why:
🔹 We do not thrive on clickbait and FUD
🔹 We want to help the cybersecurity community to build a better, safer technological future
🔹 We believe that knowledge is power and education is society’s superpower against cyber threats
🔹 We do not think that stopping people from using technology is the way to safety; not even for—maybe even less for—kids (we want them to play and learn!)
🔹 We believe we can make ethical decisions now that will help the future generations take full advantage of a technologically advanced society.
Join us in building that future. Start by listening to this podcast.
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An InfoSec Life | A Conversation With Vandana Verma
By Marco Ciappelli
All right, ladies and gentlemen, it finally happened: Vandana Verma is my distinguished guest on this An InfoSec Life Podcast.
For those of you that haven't had the pleasure to meet her in person—Sean and I had this honor in Las Vegas this year—let me tell you, she is as nice as she sounds. In my opinion, there is nothing more valuable to add to someone's professionalism and skills than a big heart. It helps to make them a role model and an inspiration for any just entering—or that are about to enter—their career in the InfoSec community.
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MITRE ATT&CK—This Is Not Just Another Framework | A Conversation At The Edge With Katie Nickels, Fred Wilmot, And Ryan Kovar
By Sean Martin
Guests: Katie Nickels | Fred Wilmot | Ryan Kovar
Host: Sean Martin
It took me a while to get the conversation with Katie Nickels and Fred Wilmot sorted so we could talk about all things MITRE ATT&CK. Fortunately, we found some time together in person in Las Vegas during Hacker Summer Camp. As a bonus, I also got the chance to meet Ryan Kovar who happened to be presenting on ATT&CK with Katie that smae week. Ryan joined us for the conversation as well.
Have a listen as we explore what MITRE ATT&CK is, what it’s for, who it’s for, how to get started with it, how to be successful with it, and what scenarios could be leveraged to learn from others’ successes and challenges.
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By Karen Worstell
Guest: Jim Gordon, Intel
Having a great place workplace culture, one that values inclusion and diversity, and bringing one’s whole self to work, is a huge part of cybersecurity career success and personal job satisfaction.
Jim Gordon is our guest today as a 20-year veteran of Intel including Chief of Staff to Intel’s then President Renee James to his current role as GM, Ecosystem Strategy & Business Development - Platform Security Division.
Jim is a publicly vocal supporter of the benefits of diversity and inclusion and shares his personal experiences with engaging 100% of the workforce for a diverse and inclusive workplace through male ally ship and a respectful work environment for everyone.
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From "The Jenny Radcliffe Show"
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Susan Etlinger On The Jenny Radcliffe Talk Show | Episode One
By Jenny Radcliffe
For this episode of the Jenny Radcliffe Talk Show on ITSPmagazine, we welcome Susan Etlinger.
Susan is an industry analyst at Altimeter Group. She is a globally recognized expert in digital strategy and has authored a series of reports and frameworks on topics including artificial intelligence, big data, analytics and digital ethics.
Susan is a sought after speaker who has the ability to explain complex subjects in an eloquent but straightforward way, her Ted talk about big data has had over 1.3 million views
Jenny talks to Susan about AI and it’s implications, big data and data bias, deep fakes and what the future might hold for this type of technology for business and beyond. We thank Susan for an extraordinary interview and for being our inaugural guest on the show!
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