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This episode's uninvited guest is the wind in Malibu | Powering a distributed IoT using cryptocurrency, is it the internet of the people? | AI can fly fighter jets and engage in dogfight air combat but will humans ever trust it completely? | How about an Artificial Intelligence that can clean your grill? Now that is a good use for AI | All of this and so much more on this week episode of Through The TechVine
This episode's uninvited guest is the wind in Malibu | Powering a distributed IoT using cryptocurrency, is it the internet of the people? | AI can fly fighter jets and engage in dogfight air combat but will humans ever trust it completely? | How about an Artificial Intelligence that can clean your grill? Now that is a
Book | Fire Doesn't Innovate | The Executive’s Practical Guide To Thriving In The Face Of Evolving Cyber Risks | Redefining Technology With Kip Boyle
We've learned how to embrace fire for good while also managing the potential risks it brings to humanity. Can we do the same for information technology? How is it the same, and different? What do dinosaurs have to do with this?
This episode's guest is Eric Schou | Where do ideas for innovation come from? Then Proteus and avatars take over the conversation as we spend time in deep discussion about life inside and outside The Metaverse
This episode's guest is Eric Schou | Where do ideas for innovation come from? Then Proteus and avatars take over the conversation as we spend time in deep discussion about life inside and outside the Metaverse.
How And When To Put Standards To Work — And Not | Redefining Security With Alyssa Miller And Accidental CISO
As is common for the Redefining Security show, conversations are often inspired by a social post. This one about standards is no different. However, what you think about standards may be different after you listen to this episode.
Transitioning From A Monitoring To A Proactive Threat Hunting Mindset | Redefining Security With Brittany Sattler And George Platsis
Many organizations have a security operations center (SOC) where analysts monitor and respond to security threats. However, they can provide additional defense-in-depth by incorporating threat hunting into their overall cyber security operations.
This episode's guest is Ashish Gupta | How we can improve people's lives and that of entire communities with just one single act | Technology is not all about big expensive projects, how focused innovation can help a lot | Looking for sinkholes from space | Log4J explained - what is the lesson for everyone? | Smart contact lenses? Smart in what sense? A different kind of Google Glass?
This episode's guest is Ashish Gupta | How we can improve people's lives and that of entire communities with just one single act | Technology is not all about big expensive projects, how focused innovation can help a lot | Looking for sinkholes from space | Log4J explained - what is the lesson for everyone? | Smart con
Maritime Intelligence | OSINT And The Ocean | Redefining Security With Rae Baker
The sea is broad and deep. So is the information that is created by and for the maritime vessels floating around and underneath the surface. What is this information used for? And how can it be misused? Some OSINT should give us a few answers.
The Other Society Panels | Topic: Smart Cities | Episode One: Introduction And Overview | With Dr. Jonathan Reichental, Jamie Cudden, Zoe Eather, And Kris R. Villanueva-Libunao
In this episode, we'll take a broad tour of the topic of urbanization, exploring the genesis of contemporary cities, where we are now, and where we are headed.
Data Privacy Week 2022 | Redefining The Relationship Between Privacy And Technology With Jennifer King, Ph.D, Nikole Davenport, And Mark Nunnikhoven
It's 2022 and time for another opportunity to take a look at our digital world and what we are doing with and to privacy. During this special live panel we will take a journey to see how and where we might redefine privacy.
This episode's guest is Tyler Cohen Wood | Catching the Catfishers, a book about being safe online | 5G towers and airplanes are not getting along | Wireless charging via radio waves is finally here | Internet via satellite for everyone but not for cats | Play a game and teach AI as you have fun | There is now an Artificial Moon to test its gravity and environment here on Earth
In this Episode, Diana, Sean, and Marco are joined by a special guest, Tyler Cohen Wood and together they talk about Catching the Catfishers, a book about being safe online | 5G towers and airplanes are not getting along | Wireless charging via radio waves is finally here | Internet via satellite for everyone but not f
Book | Privacy Is Power - How To Take Back Control Of Your Data | Redefining Society With Dr. Carissa Véliz
Every moment of every day, we are using technologies that require we exchange personally identifiable information just to be able to use them. Have we lost the power of control for our personal data? Can we get it back?
It Is 2022: Here Are Some Cybersecurity Predictions And Their Impact On Business, Governments, Citizens, And Society | Redefining Security With Matthew Rosenquist
Join us on this time travel adventure into the future with our friend Matthew Rosenquist. We share some laughs and a deep understanding of what will come in the cybersecurity arena in 2022. We discuss it all, from technology to politics and society to businesses.
TV, Radio, Printing Press and how new mass media technology doesn’t kill the old ones. Sorry Buggles, great song, but the radio star is still alive and well | Growing veggies in your apartment with Hydroponic Systems | The extra thumb you didn’t know you needed. Really? | The Vinyl is back on top of the charts | Through The TechVine Radio Program Episode ThirtyTwo
In this Episode, Diana, Sean, and Marco talk about TV, Radio, Printing Press and how new mass media technology doesn’t kill the old ones. Sorry Buggles, great song, but the radio star is still alive and well | Growing veggies in your apartment with Hydroponic Systems | The extra thumb you didn’t know you needed. Really
Happy New Year! In this first episode of 2022, Diana, Sean, and Marco start with a light movies and TV chats, ephemeral art and vintage tech | The present and future of video projectors | Discussion around a list of lousy technology from 2021 | The cost of clean energy and how we need to reevaluate the way we design and build our societal environments around it | Through The TechVine Radio Program Episode ThirtyOne
Happy New Year! In this first episode of 2022, Diana, Sean, and Marco start with a light movies and TV chats, ephemeral art and vintage tech | The present and future of video projectors | Discussion around a list of lousy technology from 2021 | The cost of clean energy and how we need to reevaluate the way we design an
Utilizing Advanced Analytics To Enable Data-Driven Security | Redefining Security With Kaley Coleman And Chuck Brooks | Special Co-Host: George Platsis
Sometimes practitioners feel "stuck" with their information security program. Is it possible to break free? To innovate security operations? The answer may be found in the form of advanced analytics. Let's find out.
How Music Defines And Reflects Society | Part 1: Electronic, Dance, Club, Techno, Trance And House Music | An Audio Signals Conversation With Scott Scheferman And George Platsis
On this podcast, ITSPmagazine's Co-Founders, Marco Ciappelli and Sean Martin venture away from The Intersection Of Technology, Cybersecurity, and Society to discover new stories worthy of being told. This conversation is about music and how it, at the same time, defines and reflects society.
The Three Horsemen Of Cyber Risks: Misinformation, Disinformation And Fake News | Redefining Society With Dr Pythagoras Petratos, Economist And Political Scientist At UK’s Coventry University
This podcast was inspired by an article titled: The three horsemen of cyber risks: misinformation, disinformation and fake news. Our guest, Dr. Pythagoras Petratos, from Coventry University, explains how the risks associated with misleading information can profoundly negatively impact our society and businesses.
In this final episode of the year, Diana, Sean, and Marco share some laughs and positive wishes for 2022 | 3D printing home construction is here | Licking your TV screen for Augmented Reality tasting? Oh, HELL NO! | Comments and opinions on some 2022 technology predictions | Happy New Year, EVERYONE! | Through The TechVine Radio Program Episode Thirty
In this final episode of the year, Diana, Sean, and Marco share some laughs and positive wishes for 2022 | 3D printing home construction is here | Licking your TV screen for Augmented Reality tasting? Oh, HELL NO! | Comments and opinions on some 2022 technology predictions | Happy New Year, EVERYONE! | Through The Tech
Book | Cyber Mayday & The Day After | Redefining Security With Dan Lohrmann And Shamane Tan
The inevitable digital disruption is something organizations can prepare for. Let's hear some stories from two authors as they describe their conversations with some of those organizations and their leaders.
Star Wars or Star Trek? | Big Bang stories, the James Webb Telescope, the meaning of life, the universe, and everything | The origin of Candy Canes | Why everything needs to be delivered super fast despite support for quality, uniqueness, and small local business | The tradition of NORAD Tracking Santa, and our wishes for the New Year | Through The TechVine Radio Program Episode TwentyNine
In this Episode Diana, Sean, and Marco talk about: Star Wars or Star Trek? | Big Bang stories, the James Webb Telescope, the meaning of life, the universe, and everything | The origin of Candy Canes | Why everything needs to be delivered super fast despite support for quality, uniqueness, and small local business | The
Cybersecurity Threat Modeling? Why not use some of these principles in our daily life? We talk about it all with our guest - Adam Shostack | Birds Aren’t Real, and they are government’s drones spying on us - WHAT?! | Is this how SocialMedia manipulate users | The difference between zero-emission and net-zero | And then we get philosophical, again | Through The TechVine Radio Program Episode TwentyEight
In this Episode Diana, Sean, and Marco talk about: Cybersecurity Threat Modeling? Why not use some of these principles in our daily life? We talk about it all with our guest - Adam Shostack | Birds Aren’t Real, and they are government’s drones spying on us - WHAT?! | Is this how SocialMedia manipulate users | The diffe
The Blindspot Of Infosec Training | Redefining Security With Eric Thomas
It's time to change the way we think about cyber security training. Evidently, the cybersecurity community agrees — just look at the post made recently by Eric Thomas.
The Real Story About LOG4J - No FUD - No Clickbait - No BS | A Special ITSPmagazine Redefining Security Webcast Panel With Alyssa Miller, Katie Nickels, Eric Thomas, And Mark Nunnikhoven
Back in 2013, I wrote a piece for TechTarget (sadly, it’s no longer online). It focused on mobile security and app security and referenced a report that included some interesting open source software stats that showed one particular shared library’s use outpacing the others by a longshot. Can you guess which one?
From Ancient Tomb Traps To Modern-Day Honeypots | Intrusion Detection And Deception: The Role Of Honey Pots And Human Nature In Cybersecurity Education | Redefining Security With Assistant Professor C. Jordan Howell, Author Chris Sanders, And Student William Palafox
It's easy to get sucked into the world of technology, forgetting that there are humans behind the keyboards creating the technology. There's a program out of Texas changing this reality by using a book on deception and honeypots to study cyber attacker behavior.