Charles Tendell

Fake news and hackers aren't something you hear together a lot. But, when the conversation is about Malvertising its hard not to see that the solutions to both problems are very similar Chris Olson of The Media Trust Joins the conversation

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Cybersecurity is the fastest growing industry in the world right now. And with that growth comes some growing pains. But what does the future actually hold?

Edgard Capdevielle, CEO of Nozomi Networks joins the conversation.

Yet another shooting has sparked a gun debate. But the issue isn't a new one. People aren't taking the time to care about people. And its the root of so many issues in the world. We can fix it and apply that to so many places. Greg Singleton of CPReentryNC.org joins the conversation.

In cybersecurity we seem to have issues with a few things. The biggest is getting over what we may be doing wrong. Sam Curry of Cybereason.com joins the conversation.

Politics is a complex and, lets face it boring topic. But when you mix it with hackers and cybersecurity you get a bit of a different animal. Dr. Kenneth Geers of Comodo joins the conversation.

Practicing what we preach with Robert Knapp of @cyberghost_eu by The Charles Tendell Show

We all have heard hundreds of reasons why companies and people choose not to update or patch their systems. And many of the reasons are valid. But in order to make any progress in securing our future as tech users and producers we have to start weighing the real risks. Justing Jett of Plixer.com joins the conversation.

I took a detour during the election coverage to talk about the missing elements in cybersecurity. And during a conversation with Ed Bellis of Kenna Security we took the conversation down the road of whats missing and how we can tap into some hidden resources in the Cybersecurity Community.

https://www.kennasecurity.com/

Its not getting hacked that bothers us. Its loosing control. But what can we do to be better at it? David Thomas from Evident ID joins the conversation.

https://www.evidentid.com/

How do we fix the internet? The answer is simple but defining the problem is harder than we think. With Chris Olson of The Media Trust https://www.themediatrust.com/