Online adult website Brazzers.com just had almost a million pieces of user data leaked online. Data breaches are big business on the “dark web”. But, how do you spot the fakes and which ones should you really be worried about? Charles talks with Troy Hunt of haveibeenpwned.com

http://motherboard.vice.com/read/nearly-800000-brazzers-porn-site-accounts-exposed-in-forum-hack

New format, new producer! Phishing is crazy and most people catch more than they want or not enough of what they want to. Charles talks with Phishme’s Aaron Higbee and Tripwire’s Craig Young about what we can do. https://phishme.com http://tripwire.com

Encryption is the corner stone of the internet for privacy and security. But, what happens when someone abuses that power and creates backdoors in encryption? Charles Talks with Kevin Bocek of Venafi.

https://www.venafi.com

Mobile devices are everywhere and have become a necessary part of day to day life and business. But, are we carrying around data breaches waiting to happen? Charles Talks with Michael Covington of Wandera.

Threats seem to come from all over, catching them and reacting as fast as possible has been the normal but in the future could we predict incidents using “big data”? Charles talks with Gary Southwell of Seceon.

Ghost goblins and ghouls are targeting users in new ways but what are companies doing to protect themselves? Charles talks with Lane Thames, Security Research and Software Development Engineer at Tripwire of @TripwireInc.

https://tripwire.com

Pokemon Go has begun to die off but what kinds of things did people actually catch and is this a sign of things to come? How can we keep from catching things we don’t want at home and at work? Charles talks with Dwayne Melancon, CTO of Tripwire

https://tripwire.com

August 19th 2016 Companies are taking liberties with your data in all new ways. Some to provide a better service or software experience most to sell you more and other we just don't know. Joining the conversation is Michael Patterson, CEO of Plixer to shed some light on the situation.

https://www.plixer.com/

AUgust 18th 2016 ransomware and other malware are spreading faster than a bullet from a gun. But there are things that you can do to slow it down and lessen the impact it has on your business. Brian Nesmith of Arctic Wolf joins the conversation.

http://arcticwolf.com/

August 17th 2016. Hitler has risen from the grave in a new ransomware with a scorched earth policy. But what can people do? Tom Pore from http://Plixer.com joins the conversation and I might have a way where more hackers can do more good.