Episode 1200 - Google Releases Service To Help Secure Open Source Software

Episode 1216 - Data Shows It Does Not Pay To Pay Ransomware

Ransomware is nasty and can lock a business down for days. Victims have two options, pay the ransom to get their files back or not and try...

Episode 1215 - A Free VPN Service Leaked Millions Of Users Records, We Warned You

Free VPN services are not totally free. They may not cost you any money but somewhere you and others are paying for them. This episode talks...

Episode 1214 - Your Doctor Office Check In Application May Be Mining Your Data For Ads

Doctors are moving forward with technology to make their offices more efficient and productive. However, some of these apps might be looking...

Episode 1213 - A Common Ransomware Has Been Decrypted From Poor Coding Errors

Ransomware is a nasty piece of malware that attempts to encrypt all your files and hold them ransom to get them back. The key to the success...

Episode 1212 - iOS16 Security Improvements

iOS16 is the next iteration of Apple's mobile OS. This episode talks about the security and privacy improvements coming in this release. Be...

Episode 1211 - ExpressVPN Pulls Out Of India For Refusing Government Order

ExpressVPN has recently announced they are pulling their servers from India. They are refusing to comply to a government mandate for data...

Episode 1210 - SEC Looking To Change Sarbanes-Oxley To Get CyberSecurity Into The Board Rooms

The Security And Exchange Commission helped create the Sarbanes-Oxley Act 20 years ago. SOX initial intention was to transform and bring...

Episode 1209 - Connecticut Joins The Privacy Law Club

Connecticut joins the state privacy law club. This episode talks about their version of consumer privacy act and what it means as a security...

Episode 1208 - Right To Repair Bill Fails In California, Gains Momentum At The Federal Level.

Right To Repair is a legal fight to force device manufacturers to make their devices repairable by the owners. This is a growing problem and...

Episode 1207 - Educational Apps Collecting And Sending Kid's Data To Ad Collectors

In the pandemic over a billion children were forced into distance learning driven by educational devices and applications. A recent report...

Episode 1206 - DuckDuckGo Browser Is In Hot Water After Privacy Failure Discovery

DuckDuckGo is a privacy centric company offering a search engine and browser that claims to protect your privacy from advertisers. Recently...

Episode 1205 - Taking The Next Steps In Your Career

In today's work and career world people change jobs more often than in the past. This episode talks about the host's upcoming career shift...

Epsiode 1204 - A Week Off Before A Role Change, Regular Episodes Coming Back

An update on the podcast and what I have been up to this week. Be aware, be safe. Get ExpressVPN, Secure Your Privacy And Support The Show...

Epsiode 1203 - Half Of IT Leaders Need To Be Fired For Still Doing This

A recent survey of security and IT executives from around the world asked them about their secure password practices. This episode talks...

Episode 1202 - Key Takeaways From 2022 SaaS Security Survey Report

Adaptive Sheild along with the Cloud Security Alliance released their 2022 SaaS Security Survey Report. This is a report from over 300 CSA...

Episode 1201 - When You Expose Servers Online, Pay Attention To All The Ports As Well

Exposing services to the open Internet is a necessity if you have an Internet business. However, there are components of a service/server...

Google announced at the annual Security Summit a new service to help secure open source software. Calles Assured Open Source Software,...

Episode 1199 - Microsoft Releases Broken Patch, Trust But Verify

Patches are released frequently for many reasons. Patches are meant to be added to your software/systems but they are new changes and should...

Episode 1198 - If You Use A Crypto Exchange You May Not Own Your Coins

Coinbase, one of the most popular cryptocurrency exchange, release a statement about the state of your holdings with them. This episode...

Episode 1197 - GitHub Requiring Multi-Factor Authentication For Code Contributors

GitHub, the most popular code-sharing site, will be making two-factor authentication mandatory for code supplies by the end of 2023. This...