The ITSPmagazine Podcast

Security executive, researcher and professor Ken Pyle joins Tech Done Different to dig deep into security research and what we can all do better. You'll learn: why complacency exists everywhere, and why it's a problem why it's a problem when a system works as designed but not as intended why you have to put in the work if we ever hope to make things more secure ________________________________ Gue...

In this week's episode of Through The TechVine Live Radio Program, Diana, Sean, and Marco talk about: Do we still sit at the edge of our seats watching a movie, or are we too used to technology? | What is a “Drop-in Fuel” and why it is an excellent idea | Smart building material that can switch between heating and cooling properties | Luxury items in the Metaverse will be a billion dollars industr...

Are we getting it right? Do we need to reevaluate the model of cyber education and training? JC Vega and I dig in. _______________________ Guest JC Vega On LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcvega-cyber-colonel/ On Twitter | https://twitter.com/teamvega ______________________ Host Keenan Skelly On ITSPmagazine  👉 https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/keenan-skelly ___...

Joe Brinkley—or The Blind Hacker as he is most commonly known in the InfoSec community—shares his story of overcoming a disability to achieve his dream job in cybersecurity. Joe is not only a very talented pentester, but a community contributor, speaker, mentor, and Innocent Lives Foundation Ambassador. Joe shares his story and advice on getting started in cybersecurity. _______________________ Gu...

Heading to the kitchen for some serious cooking for the winter holidays? Chris Roberts joins us as we talk about cool, and secure, kitchen tech and gadgets. Chestnuts roasting on an open fire and automatically stirred by a pot bot? Holiday turkey that you can check for doneness from your office? There’s some very cool tech to help make your holiday meals great - we’ll help you understand how to ke...

So you want to become an ethical hacker? What next? What steps do you take and in what order? In this new episode of KnightLife, I talk about my journey in becoming an ethical hacker/penetration tester. I then walk you through what steps I recommend you take in a step-by-step playbook for becoming a penetration tester. ________________________________ Host Alissa Valentina Knight On ITSPmagazine  ...

Cyber influencers are making quite the splash around social media and as we are well aware. Yet, they are not created equally. During this episode we have the privilege of speaking to one of cyber space’s most uplifting influencers. Stephen Semmelroth is a powerful voice who has organically established a tribe of followers due to his natural leadership and engaging content. Stephen is a cybersecur...

As the cybersecurity industry progresses, we need to be more open to diversity in many forms. Neurodiversity is prominent within the tech industry. Neurodivergent is to tech as gay is to fashion! In this episode we chat with Kim Crawley about how employers need to start looking at creating diverse teams with a new lens. From hiring candidates with non-traditional backgrounds, to hiring individuals...

This is a story that you haven’t heard yet, but we guarantee that it won’t be the last of its kind. It is a tale of art, technology, digital collectors, Artificial Intelligence, creativity, NFTs (Non-fungible tokens), and so much more. It starts with a painter that has spent precious time creating an original piece of art. As soon as the brush rests on the table, an art critic judges the job, forc...

In this week's episode of Through The TechVine Live Radio Program, Diana, Sean, and Marco welcome their guest, Keenan Skelly, and together they talk about: The Possible Future And Hope Of Pain Therapies | Robots Cooking With Lasers | Tech History: The Regency T-R1, Transistor Radios And They Way They Changed Technology Consumption | Music And The Perfection Of Imperfection | Through The TechVine R...

Security entrepreneur Terry Dunlap joins TDD to talk both about the mechanics of reverse engineering, as well as to explore what he did right to help get his company acquired by Microsoft. You'll learn: the difference between "vulnerable" vs. "exploitable," and why the distinction matters the role of outside security validation, testing, and certification why it's imperative that we fix security v...

It seems that nearly every enterprise is in the midst of a cloud transformation. This begs the question, how and where does information security transformation fit in to this bigger IT and business picture? That's exactly what we get to discuss with our guest, Helen Oakley, as she shares some thought-provoking insights regarding secure cloud transformation strategies, roadmaps, and best practices....

This is certainly not a new or revolutionary statement: "Words Matter." What is new nowadays is the pace at which our business, relationships, and society change.  Technology is fueling many of these changes, and we are all learning new ways as we go. As we're trying to figure out what we are doing and where we're going to go next, the words we use to describe the world around us matter even more...

The problem is not the problem, it is the way you think about the problem. Get outside the box. Fear, manipulation, influence and deceit are some of the most powerful tools in the arsenal used by nation state attackers and criminal actors. The most significant breaches have not occurred just because of flaws in software, or lack of proper controls. They have occurred because of the flaws in our wa...

What’s the connection between banking and finance, and how does the retail industry play in this sandbox? The game is changing, and the future can be awesome or scary. So how does it sound like a retailer that finances you and also manages your money? In this episode, we talk about what is happening and future scenarios for online and bricks and mortar banks and retailers. Of course, the big quest...

In this week's episode of Through The TechVine Live Radio Program, Diana, Sean, and Marco talk about: The Power Of Huna Philosophy | Can An Algorithm Flip Homes? Apparently Not |  Radio Milky Way Is Blasting Sounds We Cannot Understand | Climate Change Is Changing The Way We Look At Big Dams. Let’s Consider Micro Local Projects Instead | Through The TechVine Radio Program Episode TwentyTwo We have...

Learn everything you need to know about cameras, lenses, and lighting techniques for the ultimate home studio for YouTubers, podcasters, and those wanting better Zoom video conferences. In this episode, I go over the most commonly asked question I get on social media, which is, "how do I make my videos look more cinematic or just plain better?" I dive deep into cameras, lens types, cinematic light...

In this fifth episode, the group gets into some real-world stories where multiple workflows come together in an orchestrated fashion to amplify the investments in workflow management and automation exponentially. In the previous four episodes, we looked at what it takes to transition from manual, human-driven (frequently paper-bound) processes to an operating environment where applications can han...

Rey Bango goes from a long-time developer to security advocate and freelance pentester. Rey shares his story, his path to security, and his vast experience with numerous cybersecurity training providers making him a subject matter expert in offensive cybersecurity education. _______________________ Guest Rey Bango On Linkedin |  https://www.linkedin.com/in/reybango/ On Twitter |  https://twitter.c...

Nikin discovered his love for electronics at 9, and became the youngest research assistant at India’s DoD. He discusses his journey in accelerated learning pathways and founding a medtech startup. “Don’t ever be afraid to ask for help or to ask for opportunities. Very few opportunities land in your lap… you have to hustle and create the opportunity.” From piloting projects on anti-train collision...

Social media, a fun way to share photos of the kids and pets or toxic soup of misinformation? Anthony Coggins, Director of Social Media at West Michigan Cloud Security Alliance explains. Social media, it’s a household staple, but it’s not all fun photos - governments are concerned about how social use has impacted everything from privacy to election outcomes to mental health. Our guest explains wh...

Product Management: the team responsible for new product development. Information Security: the team responsible for ensuring systems and data are protected from inaccessibility, loss, theft, and misuse. How and where do these two teams collide? Let's find out. In today's episode, we catch up with information security leader Christie Chaffee. We dig into what product management is compared to secu...

There are plenty of challenges when it comes to securing the clinical and IT infrastructure of healthcare delivery organizations. But this is only half the picture. Technology—devices, networks, systems, and data— plays a key role in creating an environment that can make life better in both preventative medicine and ongoing patient healthcare. The discovery of multiple CVEs by our guests—notably o...

Morgan Sayre walks us through her personal journey into cyber and learnings throughout the way. She sheds light on a very specific area of cybersecurity: assessments; and, in particular, in the area of the payment card industry. Morgan drops some serious career hacks during this episode that have helped to shape her to the successful professional she is today. __________________________ Guest Morg...

Too often, we think about Universities and any place of teaching as places where young people learn about the past and form themselves for the professions that will define their career, and their life. While this is partially true, it is very far off from all the academic world is. As a matter of fact, it is the place where the future is made—something that shouldn’t be taken lightly under any cir...