The internal threat is a real adversary who can do significant damage to most organizations. Ted Harrington, Executive Partner at Independent Security Evaluators, explains how by understanding the distinctions between the different types of internal adversaries, organizations can design and implement an effective suite of defenses to counter each type of foe.
By Sean Martin, host of At The Edge
In the first of three episodes, Sean Martin is joined by Marco Ciappelli, and these co-founders have the distinct pleasure of chatting with Daniel Elliot on the show. Daniel is the director of small business education at the NCSA and gives an overview of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, as well as the value of sharing cybersecurity responsibility — from the consumer to the large enterprise and from the boardroom to the break room.
By Marco Ciappelli, host of The Cyber Society
This is a conversation with Dr. Ayesha Khanna, right after her closing keynote at RSA Conference 2018 APJ during the The Hugh Thompson Show: Artificial Intelligence APJ Style. Even Sophia — Hanson Robotics’ latest and most advanced robot to date and a cultural icon — was part of that panel, but to be honest, at this stage I would rather talk about Artificial Intelligence with those of my kind. For the time being.
By Sean Martin, host of At The Edge
Arthur Hicken gives us an updated top 10 “IoT Hall of Shame” list of connected device vulnerabilities ranging from cameras to medical devices and from teddy bears to musical instruments (plus a few honorable mentions). Take a listen to find out what Arthur has uncovered during his research!
By Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
Theresa Abbamondi, Director of Product Management for Arbor Cloud and Services, chats with ITSPmagazine's Selena Templeton about how having a diverse background — in this case, liberal arts — has helped her tremendously at Arbor Networks, the security division of NETSCOUT.
By Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
Theresa Abbamondi, Director of Product Management for Arbor Cloud and Services, chats with ITSPmagazine's Selena Templeton about how having a diverse background — in this case, liberal arts — has helped her tremendously at Arbor Networks, the security division of NETSCOUT.
Give our dedicated focus on covering stories sitting at the intersection of IT security and society, it should come as no surprise that, at ITSPmagazine, we believe wholeheartedly in cybersecurity awareness. Therefore, as you might imagine, appreciate the awareness and education surrounding the month of October in what is called National Cyber Security Awareness Month, or NCSAM.
By Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
Kevin Gosschalk, co-founder and CEO of FunCaptcha, chats with ITSPmagazine's Selena Templeton and Sean Martin about leveraging gamification techniques for CAPTCHAs that are secure, can't be penetrated by bots, give the user best experience possible – and that people with accessibility requirements can still get through.
By Sean Martin, host of At The Edge
Sean Martin and co-host Selena Templeton chat with Chad Loder and Jason Hoenich from Habitu8 about insanity in the world of cybersecurity. Why do we keep trying to do the same thing over and over and yet expect a different result? Chad and Jason talk us through some of these things that are making all of us - the practitioners, defenders, and users - tired. And even a bit insane.
By Sean Martin, host of At The Edge
Callum Corr, data analytics specialist at ZL Technologies, chats with ITSPmagazine’s Selena Templeton and Sean Martin about the recent Google/FBI case in which the FBI made an unprecedented request that Google turn over the data of ALL its smartphone users who were in the general area of the crime they were investigating, as well as Google’s surreptitiously storing of user location data even when you’ve turned that option off in your phone’s settings.
By Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
Live from DEF CON 26, ITSPmagazine’s Selena Templeton sits down with Samantha Mosley, a 15-year-old girl whose company she is interning with sent her to this conference. With her father Russell Mosley by her side, Samantha shares how a technology class in elementary school kicked off her interest, how she built her first app about George Washington in 4th grade, and what provoked her to do data analysis from local crime statistics.
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 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 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 Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
Megan Roddie, Senior Security Analyst at Recon InfoSec, LLC, chats with Selena Templeton, host of Diverse IT on ITSPmagazine, about her personal experiences as someone with Asperger’s Syndrome working in cybersecurity and how companies can be more inclusive towards neurodiverse folks.
By Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
Monica Jain, Chief Product Officer and Co-founder of LogicHub, chats with Selena Templeton, host of Diverse IT on ITSPmagazine, about AI/machine learning and how automating intuition can complement human workers, the catalyst behind founding her own company, and what we can do to expose more children to the world of cybersecurity in school.
By Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
Sandy Carielli, Security Technologies Director at Entrust Datacard, chats with Selena Templeton, host of Diverse IT on ITSPmagazine, about education, mentorships and how to attract a wide range of people into the cybersecurity industry.
By Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
In this third and final episode, W Risk Group founder Karen Worstell chats with ITSPmagazine’s Selena Templeton about the stresses, frustrations and victories along her journey as she got into, dropped out of, and then returned to an InfoSec life. Spoiler alert – it has a happy ending!
By Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
W Risk Group founder Karen Worstell chats with ITSPmagazine’s Selena Templeton about the stresses, frustrations and victories along her journey as she got into, dropped out of, and then returned to an InfoSec life. Part 2 of a 3-part series.
By Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
W Risk Group founder Karen Worstell chats with ITSPmagazine’s Selena Templeton about the stresses, frustrations and victories along her journey as she got into, dropped out of, and then returned to an InfoSec life.
By Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
Andrew Fitch, Developer Evangelist at Cloudflare, a web performance and security company, chats with ITSPmagazine’s Selena Templeton about Proudflare, an LGBTQIA+ employee group at Cloudflare that provides a safe place to network with other gay-friendly people.
By Selena Templeton, host of DiverseIT
Frédéric Vezon, Founder of ASPertise, a technology service company that leverages the assets of atypical (Asperger’s, Autism, High IQ) consultants, chats with ITSPmagazine’s Selena Templeton about his Asperger-owned company and how neurodiverse folks are ideal for cybersecurity.
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