Peri Doerfler of the NYU Tandon School of Engineering discusses a recently published paper and research conducted by NYU and Google looking into the efficacy of login challenges in deterring account takeover attacks.

David Maimon, an associate professor and director of the Evidence Based Cybersecurity Research Group at Georgia State University, describes work he and his colleagues did investigating the prevalence and availability of SSL and TLS certificates on the dark web.

Troy Hunt discusses the history of Have I Been Pwned and Pwned Passwords, and how he hopes the businesses integrate his data into sites in order to help change customers' password behaviors.

Bruce Schneier, fellow, and lecturer at Harvard’s Kennedy Business School, has taken up the cause of public-interest technology and is trying to motivate security professionals to contribute time and knowledge to the public interest .

Silobreaker CEO Kris Mansson explains how organizations are struggling with unmanageable volumes of security data, and their desire for context around that data in order to make better decisions about threats to their networks, resources, or people.

Dr. Avi Rubin, professor of computer science at Johns Hopkins University and technical director of the JHU Information Security Institute, explains the challenges associated with securing IOT devices.

Flashpoint Director of Americas Research and Analysis Ian Gray discusses the proliferation—or lack thereof—of cryptocurrency usage and interest among cybercriminals operating in Latin America.

Colby DeRodeff explains Verodin's Threat Actor Assurance Program and partnership with Flashpoint. DeRodeff covers why finished threat intelligence is necessary to support an evaluation of security controls against advanced and commodity attacks.

Flashpoint's Chris Elisan discusses the development and business structure behind GandCrab ransomware. Elisan also describes the evolution of GandCrab, services and partnership aspects to the operation, and the profits generated from these attacks.

Electronic Frontier Foundation tech projects director Dr. Jeremy Gillula discusses why email, server, and DNS encryption must be the default in order to secure all Internet traffic.