RSAC

Pieter Danhieux and Fatemah Beydoun both have a long history of working remotely, but as their company moved to a completely remote work environment in response to the COVID-19 global pandemic, it presented its own set of challenges... along with some very compelling benefits. This unprecedented situation has shown many companies that remote work is not only possible, it's the future. And it's a g...

Yes, there are enterprise tools security teams are using to mitigate the vulnerabilities of a remote workforce, but with all the connected devices in a given home, they need to help of their employees. In this podcast, we will talk with consumer-facing security pros who can provide steps your remote workforce can take to shore up their home networks, making their homes and your business less vulne...

As countries across the globe work through various phases of opening and trying to return to a new COVID-19-tinged normal, contact tracing is a core tenant to many plans. The slippery slope of providing data to authorities to understand if shelter at home guidance is being followed to potentially using this data to alert individuals to potential exposure can serve a short term good to public safet...

Life can be downright overwhelming at times. With the stress of work and home life, one’s personal well-being can often take a back seat—but it shouldn’t. When you’re not sleeping well or sleeping at all, it has a dramatic effect on your job performance and your overall mood. Join us in this open and frank discussion why cybersecurity professionals need to take a step back and evaluate their own p...

Right now we are in what Matthew Chiodi, CSO Public Cloud, Palo Alto Networks, calls the Opportunity. There is a temptation when events like this happen to be narrowly focused on just keeping the lights on. The Opportunity Zone presents three unique opportunities: Time to reflect, Time to transform and Time to experiment. In this podcast Chiodi will dive a little deeper into how you can take advan...

When managing an incident, communication is critical. In this podcast Kim Albarella Senior Director, Global Security Organization Security Advocacy at ADP will share tips for efficient and effective communications. We’ll also discuss what lessons ADP has learned through the pandemic and how businesses can apply those lessons to their future crisis and incident response plans.

Supply chains are disrupted across all industries, which makes for back-ordered webcams and many other products being unavailable. But what happens when mission-critical services completely go down? What are the cybersecurity challenges that organizations have been faced with because of the impact of the global pandemic, and how can security teams deal with these challenges?

Threats evolve and change, but many of the threats in the attacker’s playbook are hardly new. They have been around for a while. What has changed in recent weeks is the threat landscape, but why and how? In this podcast we will look at how a global crisis can change the threat landscape and how industries can work together to effectively navigate those changes.

Across all sectors, security teams are dealing with an increased number of incidents. In our latest podcast, Tim Bandos, Vice President, Cybersecurity at Digital Guardian and Jennifer Ayers, VP, OverWatch and Security Response at CrowdStrike discuss what you can do right now to improve incident response, specifically when working remotely.

RSA Conference Advisory Board members Todd Inskeep and Caroline Wong weigh in on security implications/risks of working fully remotely, the rise of misinformation and phishing campaigns, and the impact that these challenges are having on the mental health of security teams.

Industry leaders across the globe joined together at RSA Conference 2020 to talk security. During one of those talks, Mobile MFA Madness: Mobile Device Hygiene and MFA Integrity, the presenters demonstrated how easy it is to compromise mobile authenticator apps. Then the world went mobile—with employees either working remotely on corporate devices or accessing corporate assets on their own mobile...

Not surprisingly, the Human Element was a theme that everyone could relate to RSAC 2020. And it’s a conversation that’s just beginning. In this podcast, Britta Glade and Hugh Thompson talk to behavior expert Alexander Stein, PhD, and Auto Club Group CISO Gopal Padinjaruveetil about the symbiotic relationship between humans and technology—and what it portends for the future of cybersecurity.

What were some of the standout moments and most buzzworthy topics from RSAC 2020? Find out as Britta Glade and Hugh Thompson weigh in during this podcast that was recorded in the midst of all the Conference action.

RSAC is where the world talks security—and it’s a conversation that evolves each year based on the needs of the cybersecurity community as a whole. A timely example of this is the debut of two new tracks at RSAC 2020: product security and open source tools. In this podcast, Britta Glade talks to Rockwell Automation’s Megan Samford and SecurityCurve’s Ed Moyle about the latest software development...

Sit in on a fascinating discussion with David Ruiz and Diana Freed, two security professionals who are passionate about the threats posed by surveillance tools, particularly spyware and stalkerware. They’ll describe the work they’ve been doing independently and collaboratively to help protect victims and their personal data from unwanted surveillance.

While physical security has traditionally reigned supreme within the industrial and manufacturing sector, disruptive attacks such as NotPetya demonstrate the need to adapt IT security best practices to an OT environment. In this podcast, Britta Glade talks to Johnson & Johnson’s Roy Gundy and Rockwell Automation’s Dawn Cappelli about how CISOs and OT cybersecurity leaders can work together to crea...

In today’s digitally connected world, security vulnerabilities can literally pop up in a flash. In this podcast, Britta Glade talks to Checkmarx’s Erez Yalon about how he and his team discovered an Android camera app vulnerability that could allow hackers to access videos and photos—and even spy on users.

As cybersecurity continues to encompass more areas of our lives, the value of different perspectives becomes increasingly clear. In this podcast, Britta Glade and Hugh Thompson talk to KnowBe4’s Perry Carpenter and cybersecurity consultant Prudence Smith about the benefits of a diverse workforce—not only for individual companies, but for the industry as a whole.

Though incident response (IR) is a key component of any cybersecurity protocol, it’s also surrounded by misconceptions that give rise to a number of questions. Are a security event and incident the same? Will machines soon outperform humans in the arena of IR? Are threat actors truly that much more advanced? To help separate fact from fiction, Britta Glade and Hugh Thompson turn to Kristy Westphal...

The fast-approaching 5G revolution will bring fundamental changes—many of which give rise to a whole new world of security challenges. In this podcast, Britta Glade talks to Hotshot Technologies’ Aaron Turner and special counsel Randy Sabett about how organizations can best mitigate these risks.

Have an area of expertise than can benefit other cybersecurity pros? In this RSAC podcast, Britta Glade and Hugh Thompson share how to submit a speaker proposal that will stand out during the selection process.

With such a packed agenda at RSAC 2019 APJ, you might be wondering if you missed something significant. The good news is you can catch up on the trends and topics that had everyone talking when you listen to our podcast—recorded live at Conference.

The City of Baltimore’s recent ransomware incident not only caught government servers by surprise. It also jolted the industry as a stark reminder that cyberattacks can still occur where and when they’re least expected. Not the most comforting prospect—but are there constructive takeaways to be gleaned in the aftermath? Helping us uncover these silver linings are Duo Security’s Wendy Nather and LE...

It’s a key component of Microsoft’s new ElectionGuard. And as the world becomes increasingly hyperconnected, cryptography will be called upon to protect much more than our votes. In this podcast, Britta Glade talks to Microsoft Research’s Josh Benaloh and NIST’s Matthew Scholl about applied cryptography’s expanding role.

GDPR is not even a year old but in that short time, it’s dramatically changed how companies handle and are held accountable for the data they use. But beyond companies, the main purpose of GDPR was to protect and empower consumers. So, how well is it working? With the help of Bree Fowler, Technology Writer at Consumer Reports and John Elliott, Data Protection Specialist, this month’s RSAC Podcast...