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Classification is the first step to ensuring the confidentiality of company information. Lyn and Stephen dig into the subject, and provide a mnemonic to remember the process.

When Russ Albright was pardoned by Donald Trump, it left some listeners reflecting back to the Silk Road. Lyn and Stephen discuss the events and their relevance. In a call-back to Episode 10, they also touch on this week's DeepSeek announcement.

Hackers frequently appear in movies, usually inaccurately. Lyn and Stephen take a tongue-in-cheek look at how directors get it wrong - and highlight a few movies that don't.

Zero-trust security is a term bandied around, but what does it actually mean? Lyn and Stephen discuss the principles - and the implications.

There are well over a hundred different kinds of security products in the market, with thousands of vendors emphasizing the relevance of their solutions. So where should a CISO invest funds? Lyn and Stephen discuss - with a little help from AI opinions.

Starting the new year requires a CISO to stop and take stock, before compiling or reviewing the plan for the year. In this episode, Lyn and Stephen discuss their approaches to compiling the new year plan.

In the third episode on Quantum Cryptography, Lyn and Stephen review episodes 13 and 14, explain Quantum Computing, and then put it together in an explanation of Quantum Cryptography.

In part two of the Quantum Cryptography series, Lyn and Stephen discuss the Double Slit Experiment, Quantum Entanglement, and of course, Schroedinger's Cat.

Stephen is back from taking a break and joins Lyn in this first of three episodes about Quantum Cryptography. In this episode: a high-level view of the principles of Cryptography.

'tis the season for scamming. Andile is back to discuss how scammers use Social Engineering to get the unwary to give away information that can be used for fraudulent purposes,

What do you think the likelihood of AI destroying humanity is? Welcome to P(Doom).

ICT law progressively has a larger influence on IT operations. This is particularly true when doing Penetration Testing. Andile comes into the study to discuss this.

This is the first in the "From the Coalface" series, in which we discuss real-world experiences with security and risk professionals. In this episode, Lyn and Stephen interview Florence and Andile - who are responsible for implementing Mobile Device Management at their respective organisations.

Is truth immutable? Or in the time of social media bot armies and deepfakes, can it be whatever we want it to be? Lyn and Stephen explore the Post Truth Era

No hacking group has contributed more to the commonly held perceptions of hacking activities than Anonymous. Lyn and Stephen discuss their history and impact. The podcast also features an unexpected endorsement.

The Cyber Kill Chain provides insights into the approach taken by hackers when targeting a victim. Lyn and Stephen describe the Kill Chain, using the metaphor of attacking a castle to provide clarity. The Lockheed Martin detail on the Kill Chain can be found at: https://www.lockheedmartin.com/en-us/capabilities/cyber/cyber-kill-chain.html For a look at the MITRE Attack Framework, go to: https://at...

John McAfee invented the anti-virus industry, earned US$100m from his company and spent the rest of his life engaging in eccentric and potentially dangerous behaviours.   Saint or sinner? Lyn and Stephen present the facts so you can decide.

Stephen joins the podcast to discuss something we use daily - but perhaps don;t fully understand: network ports

What happens when a telephone company, a breakfast cereal, a whistle and a hacker combine? Nathan shows his age.

Anti-Virus. Endpoint detection and Response. What's the difference, and which should you use? Lyn and Nathan investigate.

Your dose of tips on all things Information Security, ICT Legislation and Risk. In this episode: the importance of Security Awareness.