ITSPmagazine Podcast
1,056 episodes - English - Latest episode: about 3 years ago - ★★★★★ - 15 ratingsWelcome To The Intersection Of Technology, Cybersecurity, And Society.
Join our podcast conversations as we journey into the past, the present, and the future, and explore the relationship between technology and humanity.
Together we are going to find out what it means to live in a society where everything is connected, and the only constant is change.
Knowledge is power — now more than ever.
ITSPmagazine is a free online publication that focuses on technology and the influence that it has on our everyday lives – as businesses, individuals, and the society in which we live.
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Episodes
Schools and universities are facing daily social media cyberthreats
May 13, 2017 09:33 - 16 minutesPart 1 of 3 Paul San Soucie, with nearly 2 decades of experience working in the information security industry, chats with ITSPmagazine’s Sean Martin to shed some light on the cyberthreats schools and universities face as a result of the widespread use of social media. Leveraging his experience with encryption technologies, social media, the dark web, and collaboration with law enforcement to prevent cybercrimes before they happen. Paul describes how behavioral analytics can be applied to hist...
Jeremiah Grossman shares personal advice about living at the intersection of IT Security & Society
May 12, 2017 05:36 - 24 minutesJeremiah Grossman, Chief of Security Strategy at SentinelOne, talks with Sean Martin from ITSPmagazine about living our lives securely - and passing on securely - as the digital world continues to evolve. Get Jeremiah's personal tips on home network security, password management, and more, in this exclusive ITSPmagazine An InfoSec Life interview. If you've never heard of someone getting "chipped".... tune in here to learn more.
Chris Roberts chats with us about cyber security VS. safety, AI, privacy and other "fun" stuff.
May 12, 2017 05:29 - 17 minutesChris Roberts chats with ITSPmagazine's Marco Ciappelli and Sean Martin about raising awareness and helping people use their technology more securely. We discuss perceptions and responsibility and how machine learning and artificial intelligence can help us be more secure if we surrender ourselves to it. The question is, are we already surrendering too much? We also ponder two other ideas... is the word "security" lost on society - would the word "safety" suit us better? And, last but not lea...
Kevin Haley, Dir. Symantec Security Response, Shares Latest Threat Report Findings w/ ITSPmagazine
May 05, 2017 19:25 - 21 minutesKevin Haley, Director Symantec Security Response, chats with ITSPmagazine’s editor-in-chief, Sean Martin, about the latest findings captured in Symantec’s Internet Security Threat Report (ISTR). Some of the topics include: - Targeted attacks trying to affect companies even with limited or non-existent economic gain to be had - Small and medium businesses at a prime target, a sweet spot for the hacker industry, if you will - The number and frequency of attacks against the IoT is surprising - c...
Jeremiah Grossman chats with ITSPmagazine’s Sean Martin about security software guarantees
May 05, 2017 08:09 - 15 minutesJeremiah Grossman, Chief of Security Strategy at SentinelOne, chats with ITSPmagazine’s editor-in-chief, Sean Martin, about security software guarantees and the need to shift the minds, culture and expectations on both sides of the table during the security software purchasing process. How can companies connect the dots (and conversations) between the Chief Risk Officer, Chief Information Officer, Chief Security Officer, and Chief Financial Officer such that the company's security product pur...
Kevin Haley, Director Symantec Security Response, Discusses Google Docs Phishing with ITSPmagazine
May 05, 2017 00:50 - 7 minutesKevin Haley, Director Symantec Security Response chats with ITSPmagazine's editor-in-chief, Sean Martin, about the recent Google Docs phishing scam. Together, the two explore what happened, who's affected, and what can be done to protect your Google environment moving forward.