By Marco Ciappelli, host of The Cyber Society
Guest: Dr. Tobias Feakin, Inaugural Australian Ambassador for Cyber Affairs

This year, 2018, for the first time ITSPmagazine was an official media partner for RSAC Asia Pacific Japan, and I was able to go there and check out what is going on in the cybersecurity space in that side of the world.

I had the opportunity to sit down and have a fantastic conversation with Dr. Tobias Feakin, which happens to be the Inaugural Australian Ambassador for Cyber Affairs and it was one of the keynote speakers at the RSA Conference in Singapore.

By Selena Templeton, host of Diverse IT

No amount of diversity training will help if your core beliefs are inherently prejudiced against a certain group of people, such as "girls aren't good at science.” In this Hacking Diversity conference talk (and article), Selena Templeton walks the audience through recognizing unconscious bias in ourselves and how to make lasting changes by understanding the brain’s Reticular Activating System so that diversity and inclusion training actually works.

By Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli
Guest: Ted Harrington

At ITSPmagazine, we aim to make a difference in the community and society as a whole. We try to do this in many ways, and through our media partnership with Independent Security Evaluators, we have yet another opportunity to achieve this goal.

By Sean Martin, host of At The Edge

There’s so much being built today and even if companies want to staff cybersecurity researchers to test everything they’ve built, they just can’t hire all the people needed. Sean Martin chats with Jason Haddix, VP of trust and security at Bugcrowd, about why we need a community of people who are available to jump in and join the good fight.

By Sean Martin, host of At The Edge

Join Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli as they discuss hacking everything medical, from policies to machines to people, with Nina Alli, Beau Woods, and Fotis Chantzis.

By Selena Templeton, host of Diverse IT

As part of our Las Vegas cybersecurity event coverage “Chats on the Road to Las Vegas,” I’m talking with Jane Frankland, Chad Loder and Deidre Diamond about a progressive code of conduct for industry events that was created by the IN Security Movement and led by Jane — now with consequences. (And yes, apparently we do need this in 2018.)

By Marco Ciappelli, host of The Cyber Society
Guest: Yonatan Zur

In this podcast, Sean Martin and I dive into one of our favorite topics around cybersecurity and technology: The Moral Compass. 

We discuss the philosophy of good Vs. bad technology, touch on a unique perspective of today's IoT mass adoption, and try to guess what the next step is and how long it will take for autonomous cars to take over our streets

By Sean Martin, host of At The Edge

With a focus on the villages at DEF CON this year, Sean Martin and his co-host Selena Templeton spoke with Russell Mosley and Nolan Berry of the Blue Team Village to better understand the history of the village, what the village is all about, and what people can expect at this year’s DEF CON.

By Sean Martin, host of At The Edge

As part of our Las Vegas cybersecurity event coverage “Chats on the Road to Las Vegas,” Sean Martin and Selena Templeton talk with Ariel Herbert- Voss and Sven Catell, about this year’s inaugural AI village at Defcon 26 in Las Vegas.

By Chris Roberts

Summer Camp is almost upon us. Black (corporate) Hat, DEF CON, BSidesLV and ALL the surrounding stuff (SkyTalks, SECTF, Villages, Contests, etc.) For those newer folks attending, some thoughts, tips, hints, and more from an experienced con-goer.

By Paul San Soucie

DEF CON has finally published its speaking schedule and there are a lot of great subjects and great speakers to choose from! How do you pick which ones to attend? With 19 years as a cybersecurity researcher and consultant, Carefree Solutions LLC president Paul San Soucie shares his top picks at this year’s DEF CON conference.

By Russell Mosley

Between DEF CON and BSidesLV (not to mention Black Hat and Hacking Diversity), there are more talks and trainings and workshops and villages than you can shake a USB stick at! Russell Mosley, an experienced security practitioner, shares his top itinerary picks during this year’s Hacker Summer Camp.

By Sean Martin, host of At The Edge

As part of our Las Vegas cybersecurity event coverage “Chats on the Road to Las Vegas,” Sean Martin talks with Dr. Imani Palmer and Jane Blanken-Webb about the Ethics Village at this year’s DEF CON. More specifically, they discuss what ethics "is" and how it plays a role in shaping the technologies we use and the society in which all this amazing tech lives.

By Sean Martin, host of At The Edge

Steve Cochran, CEO of STEALTHbits, chats with ITSPmagazine’s Sean Martin about the changes to and the state of the InfoSec market, the value and challenges of taking VC funding, and how CISOs are approaching the analysis and selection of new technologies.

By Selena Templeton, host of Diverse IT

As part of our Las Vegas cybersecurity event coverage “Chats on the Road to Las Vegas,” ITSPmagazine talks with Richard Thieme, author and professional speaker who focuses on the deeper implications of technology, religion, and science for twenty-first century life. He will be giving a talk at DEF CON this year called "The Road to Resilience: Strategies for Playing Through the Pain".

By Paul San Soucie

DEF CON has finally published the list of its hacking villages and this year there are a record number of them! How do you pick which ones to visit and play in? With 19 years as a cybersecurity researcher and consultant, Carefree Solutions LLC president Paul San Soucie shares his top picks at this year’s DEF CON Villages.

By Sean Martin, host of At The Edge

As part of our Las Vegas cybersecurity event coverage “Chats on the Road to Las Vegas,” ITSPmagazine talks with Black Hat Events GM Steve Wylie about the state of cybersecurity and what to expect at this year’s conference, from social engineering training sessions to workshops helping people deal with the stresses of this profession. He also shares some interesting findings from their 4th Black Hat Attendee Survey.