Greg Young & Bill Malik

Real CyberSecurity

The Real Cybersecurity Podcast decrypts the issues and business of technology security. But instead of just scaring you, these industry veterans provide real advice and analysis for organizations trying to make security real today. Hosted by Greg Young and Bill Malik.

Author

Greg Young & Bill Malik

Category

Technology

Podcast website

www.realcybersecurity.net

Latest episode

Dec 14, 2023

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Episodes

Episode 2 - Everybody Hates Passwords 04.02.2020

Bill and Greg are not experts in Identity and Authentication Management (IAM), but they have some opinions.  Why "Passwordless Authentication" isn't. The business friction that is created by lazy authentication.  We cover why we should start using the approaches of threat facing security for IAM - like the data lake of XDR to spot bad things, why not a similar approach of a bunch of...

Episode 0 - The Real CyberSecurity Podcast Introduction 01.02.2020

This is what the Real CyberSecurity Podcast is about.  FUD-free analysis of the bigger topics in securing enterprises, with a guarantee of actionable advice in each weekly episode.  Hosted by Bill Malik and Greg Young.

Episode 1 - Big IoT Japan 01.02.2020

Bill just returned from Japan and we discuss whether there are regional differences in cybersecurity.  The focus of our talk is IoT, why we are still talking about IoT security, and why the standards efforts around IoT are misplaced.  It finishes up with ... gasp.. actionable advice!   

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