Infosecurity Magazine Podcast

In the September episode of the IntoSecurity podcast, the Infosecurity editorial team takes a deep dive into the topic of authentication. James Coker interviews Andrew Shikiar, Executive Director of Fast Identity Online, a leading advocate for the move to a passwordless future, and the the team discuss a handful of the latest and hottest cybersecurity headlines.

Eleanor Dallaway, Benjamin David and James Coker present a special focus on the concept of zero trust security in this month’s episode, alongside a review of the most impactful recent news stories

James and Benjamin discuss the development of the Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative (JCDC) in the US, the introduction of new child safety measures by Apple, the worrying exposure of personal data of millions of senior citizens and a review of the keynote speech made by Secretary of the DHS Alejandro Mayorkas during the Black Hat US hybrid conference this week.

Today, James and Benjamin look at an attempted ransomware attack on a public health system in the US, new data showing a rise in cyber-intrusion volume in the first half of 2021, a discovery of a 12-year-old router vulnerability and research into the impact of a self-imposed ransomware ‘ban’ instituted by several cybercrime sites.

James and Benjamin discuss the day’s top news stories in the world of infosecurity, including a GDPR fine for Deliveroo, a high-profile bug bounty program in the UK, a bipartisan report on cybersecurity practices at US federal agencies and a ransomware attack on schools in the Isle of Wight.

James and Benjamin return to discuss some of the biggest news stories in the world of infosecurity, including money laundering in the art industry, the discovery of critical security flaws that are potentially putting thousands of hospitals in the US at risk of cyber-attacks, evidence of cyber-intrusion by Chinese APT groups and a warning about a new info-stealer.

In today’s episode of the IntoSecurity Daily podcast, James and Benjamin discuss a GDPR fine for Amazon, Zoom settling a class action lawsuit over security and privacy failings, a guilty verdict in a cryptocurrency fraud case, and news of an unusual cyber-attack on the Iranian railway system.

Eleanor Dallaway, Benjamin David and James Coker report on a very busy news week with a special focus on the new Respect in Security initiative, analysis of a recent DDoS report sighting an increase of 40% YOY, NASA issuing wireless security advice & much more. Thank you to our sponsor, Rockwell Automation

Eleanor, Benjamin and James return for the Intosecurity Daily podcast to discuss claims the Hungarian government used spyware to target journalists and politicians, new plans from the White House to enhance critical national infrastructure security, the most reported security vulnerabilities of 2020 and 2021 and the emergence of a new ransomware group

In today’s episode of the IntoSecurity daily podcast, James Coker and Benjamin David discuss a report on the costs of data breaches in the past year, a cloud misconfiguration leading to the exposure of personal information, some more tough rhetoric from Joe Biden on the consequences of cyber-attacks and new data on ransomware demands

In our second IntoSecurity daily podcast, Benjamin David and James Coker discuss some of the most important news headlines of the past day, including a study showing a substantial rise in malware and hacking tools downloads and an update on the Kaseya ransomware incident.

In our first IntoSecurity Daily podcast, Eleanor Dallaway, Benjamin David and James Coker dissect the mystery of the Kaseya decryption key, research charities at risk after National Lottery data breach, investigate the Israeli inquiry into NSO spyware and consider the cyber-attack risks at the Tokyo Olympics

There’s talk of ambition to be a rock star or actor, football (and whether or not it’s coming home!) and #infosecbikinis. But there’s also some deeper chat…about industry association failings, Rik’s passion for diversity and equality, the light and dark sides of the infosec community on Twitter and whether or not we’re getting (cyber) safer. Enjoy this chat with the ever-articulate and thought-inspiring Rik Ferguson, ‘VP of something-or-other’ for Trend Micro. Snack & Drinks Podcast Pairing Recommendation by Rik: A glass of Corbiėres with a baguette and some reblochon (if you don’t like strong, smelly cheese) and Saint-Marcellin if you do. If you need something with more sustenance, he recommends Bigos (A Polish stew).

Have you ever wondered whether a giraffe should wear a tie at the top of his neck or the bottom? Wendy Nather, Head of the Advisory CISO team, Duo Security (Now Cisco), has the answer. Tie-wearing giraffes aside, Eleanor Dallaway and Wendy Nather talk about CISO burnout, blaming industry for the skills gap but NOT blaming the user, spoons, and who Wendy would invite to her dream infosec dinner party. Snack & Drinks Podcast Pairing Recommendation by Wendy: A peanut butter and banana sandwich with the crusts cut off and either chocolate milk or a nice rum punch

Eleanor Dallaway and James Coker report on a very busy news week with a special focus on ransomware, law enforcement success stories and the day the internet went down. Thank you to our sponsor, TuxCare - Apply here for a free proof-of-value for your organization: https://cutt.ly/wnOJupZ

Dr Claudia Natanson, Chair of the UK Cyber Security Council, talks to Eleanor Dallaway about the organization's mission, its relationship with NCSC, and her priorities for serving industry professionals. They also find time to talk (and laugh a lot) about Claudia's desert island choices and her favourite place on earth.

In the wake of the EC-Council gender survey scandal that shocked the entire information security industry, Eleanor Dallaway and James Coker present this very special episode of IntoSecurity, taking a deep dive into the potentially catastrophic sexist blunder. Eleanor talks to hacker Alyssa Miller, one of the women responsible for getting this issue the attention it deserved, and exclusively interviews EC-Council CEO, Jay Bavisi, to invite his perspective, challenge the Council's history of cultural issues and learn of EC's commitment to driving change. James also presents the latest news highlights.

In the latest IntoSecurity podcast episode, Michael Hill and James Coker are joined by the Trusted Computing Group’s Dr Joerg Borchert to discuss how a hardware root of trust can build system immunity.

In the second episode of the IntoSecurity Chats podcast, Eleanor Dallaway chews the fat with cybersecurity expert, Lisa Forte, as they discuss romance scams, malicious insider threats and why Lisa gets huge job satisfaction from seeing CEO’s with their heads in their hands. Lisa reveals the one piece of technology she could not live without and (spoiler) chooses Bose noise-cancelling headphones for a (hypothetical) year on a desert island to guarantee the only thing she hears is the one song she chooses to take with her. Listen in to find out what that is!

In the latest episode of the IntoSecurity podcast series, Michael Hill and James Coker discuss Microsoft Exchange vulnerabilities, exposed security cameras, a record number of cyber-incidents hitting US schools and preview the upcoming Infosecurity Magazine Online Summit.

In this inaugural episode of the IntoSecurity Chats podcast, Eleanor Dallaway talks to bug-bounty queen Katie Moussouris about pay equality, women in cybersecurity, her legendary circus descent into her musical keynote at Kiwicon and whether she's Team Kim or Team Kanye...

To mark Black History Month in the USA, Michael Hill and James Coker are joined by industry thought-leaders Larry Whiteside Jr. and Camille Stewart to discuss racial diversity in the information security sector

In the final IntoSecurity podcast episode of 2020, the Infosecurity Magazine editorial team compete in the IntoSecurity Christmas Quiz. Listen to find out who was crowned this year’s quiz champion!

In episode 21 of InfoSecurity, Michael Hill and Dan Raywood speak to Rob Spiger, chair of the Trusted Computing Group’s Cyber Resiliency Work Group, about its new specification and cyber-resiliency in the modern landscape.

In episode of 20 IntoSecurity, Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss the potential GDPR fine faced by Experian, HMRC phishing scams, the significant lowering of British Airways’ GDPR punishment to just £20m and National Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2020

In this special #NCSAM IntoSecurity edition, Dan Raywood is joined by Mike Nelson and Beau Woods to discuss the themes behind this year's Cybersecurity Awareness Month and highlight why IOT and connected devices were chosen.

In episode 19 of IntoSecurity, Michael Hill and Dan Raywood reflected upon increases in evasive malware, the recent Shopify insider threat case, effective cybersecurity training and the highlights from Infosecurity’s Online Summit.

In the latest episode in the IntoSecurity podcast series, Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss Trend Micro’s blocking of 28 billion cyber-threats in the first half of 2020, incident response exercises, a flatulent ‘smart’ garage door and a fishy cybersecurity tale from Israel.

In Episode 17 of IntoSecurity, Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss the developing stories of the Blackbaud and Garmin data breaches, the fourth anniversary of the No More Ransom initiative and share findings from new Infosecurity industry research on credential management since COVID-19 lockdowns.

Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss the huge number of phishing emails reported to the NCSC, surging financial fraud attempts during COVID-19 lockdown, the launch of a new Dark Web ID protection tool and research on the ‘riskiest’ TV shows and films currently available.

In the latest episode of the IntoSecurity podcast series, Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss ICO breach reports, huge rises in ransomware demands, a new version of Turla malware posing threats to governments and a teen crypto-heist.

In Episode 14 of IntoSecurity, Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss ongoing COVID-19-related security threats, a reported breach cover-up, new security announcements from Twitter and the latest content from Infosecurity Magazine.

In episode 13 of the IntoSecurity podcast, Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss the various COVID-19 threats impacting the infosec industry, new cyber-attack prevention research and upcoming Infosecurity Magazine content.

Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss the ransomware attack on a US natural gas facility, new insider threat research, missing UK government devices and a dark web poster that went viral on social media.

In Infosecurity’s first IntoSecurity podcast of 2020, Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss a huge UK government data leak, vulnerability management, GDPR fines and a fascinating attempt to make security awareness everybody’s ‘bread and butter’.

IntoSecurity Episode 10 by Infosecurity Magazine

Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss the leak over one billion consumer details, the DDoS attack on the UK Labour party, unpaid ICO fines and what to expect from Infosecurity this December.

Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss a recent DDoS attack on AWS, NCSC’s blocking of 600+ attacks, bug bounties and spying Japanese robots.

Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss recent data breaches affecting a dating website and a food delivery service, LORCA’s latest call for its fourth cohort of cyber-startups and a bizarre story about exposed medical records.

Into Security Episode 6 by Infosecurity Magazine

Infosecurity Magazine's Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss July 2019's top cyber news, including Sky, the Lancaster University phishing attack, post-fine Facebook actions and changes, the most recent weak-passwords company exploit and more.

Infosecurity Magazine's Michael Hill and Dan Raywood chat about the latest cybersecurity headlines this week

Infosecurity’s Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss Microsoft latest patch, industry reports, news and the upcoming Infosecurity Europe 2019.

Infosecurity’s Michael Hill and Dan Raywood discuss new government IoT law proposals, the closing of two dark web marketplaces by Europol, password security issues affecting the enterprise and the current trend of ‘credential stuffing’ attacks

Infosecurity’s Michael Hill and Dan Raywood reflect on Julian Assange’s arrest, a new porn site ransomware scheme, industrial control system insecurity and the growing attack threat of credential stuffing.