In a recent episode of the CyberWire Daily podcast, Becky Weiss from AWS joined host Rick Howard to discuss the math behind their security. The conversation highlighted the importance of implementing strong security measures in order to protect against cyber threats.
Hanan Hibshi from Carnegie Mellon’s picoCTF team also made an appearance on the podcast. Hibshi discussed their work in conjunction with the NSA GenCyber Teacher Program, which aims to educate teachers about cybersecurity and provide them with resources to teach their students about this important field.
Another guest on the podcast was Jenny Brinkley, who joined Rick Howard from AWS Re:Inforce to discuss the opportunities that can arise from the cybersecurity skills gap. Brinkley emphasized the need for more individuals to enter the field and the benefits that can come from pursuing a career in cybersecurity.
Karen Worstell from VMware shared her experience with technical debt during her interview with Rick Howard. Worstell discussed the challenges that can arise from accumulating technical debt and the importance of actively managing and addressing it.
Nancy Wang of AWS stressed the importance of backups and restores during her interview with Rick Howard. Wang discussed the potential consequences of not having proper backups in place and highlighted the role that backups play in recovering from cyber incidents.
Cynthia Kaiser, the FBI’s Deputy Assistant Director for Cyber, joined the podcast to discuss cybercriminal trends and recent successes. Kaiser provided insights into the evolving tactics of cybercriminals and the strategies that law enforcement is using to combat them.
Will Markow from Lightcast spoke with Simone Petrella about data-driven strategic workforce decisions. Petrella delved into the importance of using data to inform decisions regarding the allocation of resources and the recruitment of talent.
Carole Theriault, N2K Cyber’s UK Correspondent, pondered the issue of oversharing on social media. Theriault discussed the potential risks and consequences of sharing too much personal information online, especially for children.
Neha Rungta, Applied Science Director at AWS Identity, joined the podcast to discuss Amazon Verified Permissions. Rungta provided insights into the importance of verifying permissions and the role that this process plays in enhancing security.
Delilah Schwartz from Cybersixgill discussed how the Dark Web is evolving with new technologies like ChatGPT. Schwartz highlighted the potential uses and risks associated with these emerging technologies.
Andrea Little Limbago from Interos shared her insights on the human element of cybersecurity. Limbago discussed the importance of understanding human behavior and motivations in order to effectively address cyber threats.
The podcast also featured Cynthia Kaiser, the FBI’s Deputy Assistant Director for Cyber, who shared trends from the IC3 Annual Report. Kaiser provided valuable insights into the current landscape of cybercrime and the challenges faced by law enforcement in combating these threats.
Sherry Huang from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation discussed their grants funding cyber policy studies. Huang highlighted the importance of supporting research and scholarship in the field of cybersecurity to inform policymaking and promote effective strategies.
Carole Theriault, N2K Cyber’s UK Correspondent, examined Utah’s social media bills aimed at protecting children online. Theriault discussed the potential impact of these bills and the efforts being made to address the risks and challenges associated with children’s online activities.
In the Afternoon Cyber Tea podcast, Ann recapped some of the top insights and advice from season six guests. She highlighted discussions on trends, capital and investment, innovation, and more, featuring guests such as Josephine Wolff, Chenxi Wang, Marene Allison, Michal Braverman-Blumenstyk, and Stacy Hughes.
On the Career Notes podcast, Major General Lorna Mahlock, Deputy Director for Combat Support from the National Security Agency (NSA), sat down with Dave to discuss her impressive career leading up to her work at one of the most prestigious security agencies. Mahlock shared insights from her journey and emphasized the importance of creating ladders and pathways for both personal and professional growth.
Galit Lubetzky Sharon, Co-Founder and CTO of Wing Security, shared her story and experiences in the cybersecurity industry during her interview. Sharon discussed the need for her company and the lessons she learned while founding and launching it. She also emphasized the importance of finding and pursuing one’s passion.
Dr. Bilyana Lilly joined Dave on the Caveat podcast to discuss her co-authored paper for CyCon, titled “Business @ War: The IT Companies Helping to Defend Ukraine.” The paper explored the role of IT companies in supporting Ukraine’s defense efforts.
In the Hacking Humans podcast, Carole Theriault talked with Paul Ducklin from Sophos about the future of ChatGPT and its potential impact on cybersecurity.
Brigid O Gorman from Symantec joined Dave on the Research Saturday podcast to discuss their research on the Lancefly group and their use of a custom backdoor to target organizations in government, aviation, and other sectors.
Rafia Noor, an information security engineer at Colgate-Palmolive, was interviewed on the Retail and Hospitality ISAC Podcast. Noor discussed her career path, intelligence sharing at the RH-ISAC, and the trajectory of cybersecurity.
On the SpyCast podcast, Ioanna Iordanou joined Andrew Hammond to discuss Venice’s Secret Service. Iordanou’s research on “centralized intelligence” during the Italian Renaissance earned her two entries in the Guinness World Records.
EJ Bastien, Director of Discovery Programs at Microsoft, joined Erica Toelle and guest host Caitlin Fitzgerald on the Uncovering Hidden Risks podcast to discuss eDiscovery and its importance in the field of cybersecurity.
Overall, these podcasts cover a wide range of topics and perspectives within the cybersecurity industry, providing valuable insights and information for professionals and enthusiasts alike.