The IT Governance Podcast

This week, we discuss the theft of £88,000 worth of gold by criminal hackers, ambitious plans from the NCSC's new CEO, and the appointment of the first Federal Chief Information Security Officer.

In this week’s podcast, we take a look at two incidents in which credentials from historic data breaches have appeared on the web, and a password mistake by Owen Smith MP.

This week we discuss the compromise of 68 million Dropbox accounts, cyber security in the international financial sector, and the illegal hacking of voter registration systems in the US

This week we discuss the Epic Games data breach, Ashley Madison's woeful security, and an exaggerated report about Jimmy Wales's death.

This week, we discuss a data breach at software company Sage, a malware attack on hotel and resorts chain HEI, and the attempted auction of alleged US "cyber weapons" by hacking group the Shadow Brokers…

In this week's podcast, we look at Apple's bug bounty programme, two vulnerabilities in cars and a 19-year-old's recent bug bounty success.

Stewart K. Bertram, author of 'The Tao of Open Source Intelligence', sits down with us and talks about his book. Buy this book here: http://www.itgovernance.co.uk/shop/p-1692-the-tao-of-open-source-intelligence.aspx?utm_source=social&utm_medium=soundcloud

This week, we discuss O2 customer data appearing on the dark net, a new affiliate programme for ransomware, and this month’s list of data breaches and cyber attacks.

This week, we discuss a DDoS attack on the US Library of Congress, a cyber attack that cost Steemit users $85,000, and the arrest of the alleged founder of the world's most visited illegal file-sharing site, Kickass Torrents

Alan Calder, the author of EU GDPR – A Pocket Guide, joined us to discuss the GDPR and how organisations should get started.

This week, we discuss a series of major cyber attacks on the UK rail network, a malware attack at Omni Hotels & Resorts affecting 50,000 cards and a data breach at SaaS platform Datadog, and answer a listener question about the new EU-US Privacy Shield

This week, we discuss new analysis of police data breach information, the rise of phishing campaigns capitalising on post-referendum uncertainty, data security incidents in the health sector, and (nearly) answer your question on EU-US data transfers.

This week, we discuss the second breach to hit Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in just over a year, a Plymouth teenager in court for carrying out DDoS attacks, a database of terrorists exposed to the Internet, and what the referendum means for cyber security.

This week, we discuss a disgruntled former student hacking Greenwich University, the exposure of 154 million American voters’ unprotected personal information, and answer listeners’ questions on data protection legislation.

This week, we discuss a Windows zero-day vulnerability on sale for $90,000, hundreds of millions of MySpace, Tumblr and LinkedIn account details on the dark web, and consider the implications of the new EU GDPR.

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This week, we discuss two vulnerabilities in Instagram’s Android app and website, a teenager charged with attacking parenting forum Mumsnet, and a massive increase in phishing attacks. We also ask what you want.

In this week's podcast, we look at a database of LinkedIn login credentials, a smart doorbell with some issues and nominations for the EU Security Blogger Awards 2016

This week, we discuss the evolution of the CryptXXX malware, two malvertising attacks at PerezHilton.com, a data breach at Kiddicare, and evidence that the criminals who stole $81 million from Bangladesh’s central bank had company…

May’s book of the month is A Manager’s Guide to ISO22301, which provides a comprehensive, non-technical introduction to business continuity management and the ISO 22301 standard. We recently sat down with the author, Tony Drewitt, and asked him some questions about the book and ISO 22301

This week, we discuss the youngest beneficiary of Facebook’s bug bounty programme, a Pwnedlist security flaw that exposed 866 million stolen credentials, and 272.3 million Gmail, Yahoo Mail and Hotmail credentials apparently for sale on the dark web.

This week, we look at data breaches affecting the entire Mexican voter database, the exclusive online dating site BeautifulPeople.com, and the Minecraft 'Lifeboat' community...

Christopher Wright, author of 'Fundamentals Of Information Risk Management Auditing' talks to us about his book and why he wrote it.

This week, we consider 400 million vulnerable Android devices, a hosting firm that mistakenly deleted its customers’ websites, a chance to hack the Pentagon, and the sentencing of three Russians on cyber crime charges

Now in its second edition, CyberWar, CyberTerror, CyberCrime and CyberActivism encourages cyber security professionals to take a wider view of what cyber security means, and to make the most of international standards and best practice to create a culture of cyber security awareness that complements technology-based defences. We recently sat down with the author, Dr Julie Mehan, to find out what e...