The IT Governance Podcast

This week, we discuss the latest fines for Uber in connection with its 2016 data breach, GDPR complaints against Google, and the other side of the City of York Council 'hack' story.

This week, we discuss Amazon's exposure of customer names and addresses, jail sentences for two TalkTalk hackers, and a data breach affecting a City of York rubbish app.

This week, we discuss a Bank of England cyber resilience exercise, the latest cyber security news from the US Office of Personnel Management, the highlights of this month's Patch Tuesday, and a surprising admission by a Japanese cyber security minister

This week, we discuss a data breach affecting HSBC's US customers, a XSS vulnerability in Evernote and a critical RCE vulnerability in Apache Struts

This week, we discuss BA's update about its recent data breach, the 9.4 million victims of Cathay Pacific's data breach, Eurostar's password reset, and an indictment for the criminals behind an extortion attempt at lynda.com

This week, we discuss the stalemate between Bloomberg Businessweek and Supermicro, Apple and Facebook’s call for a federal data privacy law in the US, and what the Morrisons Appeal Court ruling means for every organisation

19 October Weekly podcast: US Defense Department, MOD and NHS by IT Governance

This week we discuss the end of Google+, allegations of Chinese motherboard interference, and a £120,000 fine for Heathrow Airport

This week, we discuss Russian cyber crime, the Facebook breach affecting 90 million users and the Conservative Party's conference app breach

Big numbers this week: we discuss a data breach affecting 6.42 million SHEIN customers, a potential £30 million FCA fine for Tesco Bank, the UK's new £250 million cyberwarfare unit, and a $148 million settlement for Uber

This week, we discuss a record ICO fine for Equifax, cyber attacks on Bristol Airport and Smeg, and the sentencing of the creators of the Mirai botnet

This week, we discuss the continuing fallout from the BA breach, the compromise of 5,000 Npower customers' details, DoJ charges against a North Korean computer programmer, and this month's Microsoft updates

This week, we discuss a data breach at Plusnet, poor security at tvlicensing.co.uk, why most BEC scams succeed, and what causes most data breaches

Welcome to the IT Governance Periscope Podcast: This week’s episode is an investigation into the DPO’s role – who needs one, what they do and their role in a data breach.

In this week's podcast, we discuss the data breach at Air Canada, Huazhu Hotels, and West Ham Football Club

In this week's podcast, we discuss the data incident at Superdrug, Facebook and Twitter removing accounts, and the ICO website being down.

Welcome to the IT Governance Periscope Podcast: This week’s episode is an investigation into reporting on staff training, awareness and IT Governance products and solutions for organisations that suffer a data breach

This week, we discuss a new flaw affecting Intel processors, a $13.5 million cyber attack on an Indian bank, the release of version 1.3 of the Transport Layer Security protocol and the highlights from this month's Microsoft patches.

This week, we discuss new research into attacks on industrial control systems, Reddit's recent breach, and an apparent crackdown on SIM swap fraud

This week, we discuss the 10 million affected by Dixons Carphone's 2017 data breach, the exposure of hundreds of thousands of clothes shoppers' details, Yale University's ten-year old data breach, and a return to typewriters for government workers in Matanuska-Susitna Borough in Anchorage.

Welcome to the IT Governance Periscope Podcast: This week’s episode is an investigation into cyber incident response management and IT Governance products and solutions for organisations which suffer a data breach.

This week we discuss Google Chrome flagging sites that use HTTP as not secure, BA's GDPR fail, and a massive data breach affecting more than 100 manufacturing companies.

Welcome to the IT Governance Technology & Media Podcast: Client X. Account Manager Zak Rush joins us again for our second episode. Zak is a Technology & Media sector specialist at IT Governance. It’s his job to identify client obligations, discuss project scope and generally facilitate any and all client needs in the Technology & Media sector.

This week, we discuss a £200,000 fine for the IICSA, a move to suspend the EU-US Privacy Shield, how much a data breach might cost your organisation, and the sentencing of two National Lottery hackers.

This week, we discuss operational resilience in the banking and financial market infrastructures sectors, a data breach affecting Thomas Cook subsidiaries, London's proposed new court building and the latest development in the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica scandal