DtSR Episode 330 – Biometrics for Authentication
This week, James and I sit down to discuss biometric authentication and some of the FUD around ways it can be broken. This ends pretty much the way you think it does. Highlights from this week's show include......
DtSR Episode 329 – Volunteering Your Career
This week, on the DtSR Podcast recorded way too early on a Monday morning, we talk volunteering in InfoSec with Kathleen Smith. Kathleen is the CMO of ClearedJobs.net and CyberJobs.com - and she recently ran a volunteerism survey (link: https://cybersecjobs.com/cyber-security-community-volunteering-report) you...
DtSR Episode 328 – Who Who Who Are You
This week, James and Rafal welcome in 2019 with a look at the fundamentally fatalistic argument that "everyone gets hacked" - with Richard Bird. They discuss whether that's even a valid statement, and if so, what can we do...
DtSR Episode 327 – Experienced Security Leadership
This week James is back on the microphone with Rafal as they interview 2 industry veterans to talk about the right approach to security leadership, and developing that talent pool. We talk to Yaron and Setu to get a...
DtSR Episode 326 – MidMarket Security
This week, go down the security rabbit hole with someone who has been working on security in the mid-market (likely the kind of company you work at, statistically) for a long time. Bob has some great lessons learned and...
DtSR Episode 325 – A CISO at AWS reInvent 2018
In another episode LIVE'ish from AWS re:Invent 2018 I catch perennial favorite and long-time friend Dustin Wilcox as he wandered the vendor show floor. Highlights from this week's show include... Raf asks Dustin the obvious question - what's a CISO...
DtSR Episode 324-1 – AWS reInvent 2018 Delivering Security
At day 2 of re:Invent 2018 I tracked down Arash Marzban, Armor's head of product to talk about his stage session and where the market is going for security - at a developer/builder focused cloud conference. This short conversation...
DtSR Episode 324 – AWS reInvent 2018 Preamble
This episode of the Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast is sponsored in part by Armor Cloud Security. Go check us out at www.armor.com! This week's show is a multi-part release from AWS re:Invent 2018. We sit down with...
DtSR Episode 323 – Security of a Global Enterprise
On episode 323, Richard Rushing (aka the "Security Ninua") joins us to talk about being the CISO of a global organization, and multi-national enterprise. Highlights from this week's show include... Richard talks to us about his background We...
DtSR Episode 322 – The Ethics of Cyber Security Panel
This week #DtSR tackles the topic no one else wants to - ethics in cybersecurity. There are a lot of things to be said, so rather than writing them down here, go listen to the episode. Repeatedly. Highlights from...
DtSR Episode 321 – Putting Threats In Perspective
** Go Vote ** Do your civic duty, and go vote. Heck, while you're standing in that long line to vote, listen to the podcast, we're not picky. This week, Rob Graham joins Rafal and James (who's back!) to...
DtSR Episode 320 – Specializing in Forensics
This week, James Habben joins me in studio for what turns out to be an introspective walk through the evolving world of forensics. Highlights from this week's show include... James gives us some background on how he got...
DtSR Episode 319 – Striking Out On Your Own
This week, my good friend and entrepreneur Rock Lambros (of the newly formed Rock Cyber) joins me to talk about getting the itch to go out on your own and actually doing it. Many of us have thought about...
DtSR Episode 318 – War, Cyber and Policy
This week the DtSR podcast tackles one of the thornier issues going around in the news. As the accusations of Russsian hacking continue to mount, international leaders are speaking out and making bold statements that impact policy on a...
DtSR Episode 317 – Protecting Higher Education
While James is away, Raf will podcast all day ...or something like that. Highlights from this week's show include: Bill talks about what it's like to jump into a higher education system and try and play defense We...
Websites can steal browser data via extensions APIs
Researcher finds nearly 200 Chrome, Firefox, and Opera extensions vulnerable to attacks from malicious sites.
6 Reasons We Need to Boost Cybersecurity Focus in 2019
Paying attention to cybersecurity is more important than ever in 2019. But, some companies are still unwilling to devote the necessary resources to securing their infrastructures against cyberattacks, and naive individuals think they’re immune to the tactics of cybercriminals,...
Fortnite Vulnerabilities Allow Hackers To Take Over Gamers’ Accounts, Data And In-Game Currency
Cybersecurity researchers today shared details of vulnerabilities that could have affected any player of the hugely popular online battle game, Fortnite. If exploited, the vulnerability would have given an attacker full access to a user’s account and their personal information as well...
DNC Accuses Russia, ACLU Sues ICE, and More Security News This Week
Trump dominated security headlines this week, but there's plenty of other news to catch up on.
Bulgaria Extradites Russian Hacker to US: Embassy
Bulgaria has extradited a Russian indicted by a US court for mounting a complex hacking scheme to the United States, the Russian embassy in Washington said Saturday.
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