The Sensuous Sounds Of INFOSEC

We discuss the "new" definition of broadband, and why it's not a good one.

A discussion of DFIR and sundry ridiculousness.

This week, we talk vulnerability identification and enumeration with Dr. Alex Tarter from Turgensec.

This week, we discuss some current events, including recent ransomeware attacks and a Supreme Court decision.

We talk about how to secure yourself during the dissolution of your relationship.

We talk about securing your vehicle, and yourself.

We catch up on current events.

We discuss the use of INFOSEC concepts in the fan favorite TV series "Firefly" and the movie "Serenity." With special guest Raphael Fiedler of Safing!

We talk with fellow podcasters Joe South and Derrick Jackson from "Security Unfiltered," about what it takes to run an INFOSEC-oriented show.

We talk with Marine NCO Paul Jornet about an excellent INFOSEC program for teens.

Robin and I discuss half the list of malware terms from the CompTIA A+ outline.

We discuss what cookies, what they are for, and whether they have too many calories. Or something.

We discuss the ins and outs and ups and downs of insurance for IT and data.

We talk with children's book author Ellen Sabin.

This week, we talked with licensed NFL agent and attorney Justin Reese about the many ways INFOSEC is crucial in sportsing.

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We speak with CISO Patti Titus, wearer of many hats, about many topics.

We talk about the secure/private messaging system Signal, with our good friend Raphael Fiedler!

We discuss the concept of a singularity event, what might bring it about, and how humanity could possibly handle it.

We got attacked by pirates! Don't worry-- we survived. Our silly story of intellectual property theft.

We discuss possible future tech, and why we're not yet in the future.

We bring back our guest Raphael "Raphty" Fiedler for another discussion about privacy and Safing!

Our first ever return guest, Prashant Mohan, joins us in celebrating nerd hero Alan Turing in our movie review of The Imitation Game (Morten Tyldum, 2014).

Join us in exploring a new way to control your personal privacy online in a conversation with the CEO of Safing, Raphael Fiedler. You know it’s going to be a great episode when their website header is “Fight surveillance because you love Freedom.”Raphael’s company, Safing: https://safing.io/Raphael’s podcast: https://safing.io/podcast/

We discuss the vagaries of US federal law. Which may be more entertaining than it sounds.

In this episode, we look at a recent inflammatory reddit post, argue about ethics, and go out of our way to piss off our audience. Please join us (or send us hate mail)!

We enjoy discussing the movie a bit too much, and apologize for straying off-topic slightly too often.

This week, we take a brief look at some recent legal choices made by voters in the United States, all of which have to do with information and information security.

We review the seminal Hollywood portrayal of the INFOSEC world (with way more sex and guns and cool outfits than reality).

Our very first product review! Founder and CEO of Hyperproof Craig Unger joins us to talk about audits and how to streamline them with his company’s compliance operations platform. Not sponsored, just a fascinating chat about the ever-exciting world of audits. You may notice some sound quality issues in the episode. Remember when we talked about how having a lot of security can sometimes have drawbacks? Like if you need to open your door quickly but there are five deadbolts on it? Or...if you need to stream audio but have serious endpoint security? That sort of happened here. We still think it was a great episode, and hope you agree because we would love to have Craig back soon.

This is a recording of a live presentation we did for a conference presented by New Horizons, on 16 OCT 2020

To continue preparing for disaster to strike, we take a look at firearms from the perspective of personal security. Or personal INsecurity? (As in a lack of security, not ego--but maybe that too.) Everyone’s situation is different, but we do have some information that might help you make that decision a bit more safely and responsibly.

This week, we prepare for the endtimes through personal continuity and disaster recovery, and nerd out on some truly great media.

We review our brand new security system in loving detail, and explain why she is a very good girl.

A tangential discussion of Aaron Schwartz, IP, and JSTOR.

The thrilling conclusion to the Small Business Security Series! Learn about audits with the very knowledgeable Roger Ison-Haug. This was a great episode, and quite Norwegian.

We discuss possible IT security controls.

We continue our series about securing small businesses by dicussing possible controls for addressing legal and physical risks.

We continue our series about securing small businesses.

In our second episode about small business information security, we discuss possible legal risks.

In this episode, we discuss the initial steps a small/medium-sized business might take to institute an INFOSEC program. Topics include: identifying assets, determining risks, and conducting a Buiness Impact Analysis.

The second and final half of our review of the film, "We Steal Secrets," and additional discussion of Wikileaks, Assange, Lamo, and Manning.