Cyber Security Weekly Podcast

In this interview, Morry Morgan talks to Luke Schibeci of Hatamoto to discuss video analytics and artificial intelligence and the increase in capability for mapping faces across public and corporate spaces. We also discuss the use of deep learning to identify human behaviour, and how privacy legislation affects the advancement in AI systems across Australia.

We also side step from cyber security and talk about the use of AI cameras in marketing as well as improving service delivery within public spaces, like stadiums, to ensure reduce queues and create a better experience.

If you’re an organisation that’s rolling out AI analytics, whether for security or improved customer experience, then you’ll enjoy this interview with Luke Schibeci.

Recorded at the Crowded Places Safety and Security Conference, Melbourne, 28 February, 2018

In this interview, Chris Cubbage talks to Tim Macdermid, VP of Sales for APJ, and Jason Hunter, the CTO of Asia-Pacific, both of MarkLogic.

The three talk about the company’s growth, and expansion starting from servicing publishing, public sector, intelligence agencies, and financial services, big and small, as well as its application within cyber security.

They also discuss how MarkLogic differs in the market, as a new generation data platform, that provides a secure aggregation point, of indexed data that allows for real-time access to an organisation’s data, which in turn helps non-techies make decisions fast.

Recorded at the Gartner Data & Analytics Summit, International Convention Centre, Sydney, 26 February 2018.

In this interview, we talk with Ivan Seow, Global Product Marketing Manager at Yellowfin, headquartered in Melbourne.

Yellowfin has a 15 year history within business intelligence and analytics, and the platform utilises relational databases, web applications in the cloud, as well as unstructured data, to provide answers for clients through machine learning, in manufacturing, health care, superfunds, and even fashion.

In short, Yellowfin helps answer the ‘Why’ of sales outcomes.

Chris and Ivan also discuss the proliferation of data sources, with respect to the three ‘Vs’, namely volume, variety and velocity of data, and how businesses can adapt quickly to real time insights, utilizing machine learning tools.

Recorded at the Gartner Data & Analytics Summit, International Convention Centre, Sydney, 26 February 2018.

Shawn Rogers, co-author of ‘Analytics: How to Win with Intelligence’ and Senior Director of Analytic Strategy at TIBCO Software discusses the key trends in computer based analytics, its innovation and the associated trailing debate on ethics. In addition, hear about China’s $2.5 billion AI innovation park and the global competition and trends across the AI market. Shawn also tells us why bad analytics coding means his mother is being followed by the internet. You probably are too!

Recorded at the Gartner Data & Analytics Summit, International Convention Centre, Sydney, 26 February 2018.

Chris Cubbage took the opportunity to chat with professional ethical hacker Francisco Correa whilst recording at the Gartner Data & Analytics Summit, 26 February in Sydney. Francisco is an international pen tester and bug bounty hunter, who has Yahoo and Google as clients, including Hall of Fame rankings. Francisco shares how he got started hunting for bugs, which bugs the companies pay top dollar for, and one of his most lucrative bug discoveries that was related to a cloud vulnerability with Oracle. Francisco also talks about BugCrowd, how to become an ethical hacker, and advice for finding bugs and turning a hobby into a lucrative career.

Fancisco is based in Santiago, Chile and has a blog available at panchocosil.blogspot.com (http://t.co/kmDyYIhp9b)

In this Cyber Security Weekly Podcast update, Chris Cubbage, Tony Campbell and Morry Morgan discuss the upcoming Issue 4 of the Australian Cyber Security Magazine, particularly forensics and incident response, the new Mandatory Data Breach Notification legislation, blockchain, and identity management. Tony talks about his imminent trip to Fortinet's 'Accelerate 8' conference in Las Vegas, and more locally, Morry is attending Melbourne's Crowded Places Safety and Security conference and Chris is attending Gartner's Data & Analytics Conference in Sydney.

In this interview, Morry Morgan talks to Bill Rue, CTO of MailGuard, a cloud, web and email security firm that provides protection against cyber threats including malware, ransomware, spyware, phishing, and other malicious scams.

In particular, they discuss Brand Jacking and how it can affect both individuals and large organisations alike. They also talk about how the cyber criminals use emotion, such as fear, curiosity, and even greed, to attract clicks, which gains them access to your personal information.  The discuss includes strategies to protect your data, and Bill also recommends steps organisations can take to prevent damage to their own brand, due to fallout from annoyed or even hacked customers.

Stephen Bose, Head of Business Development for Australasia at iCetana introduces the company’s AI assisted video monitoring software and how the algorithm analyses patterns from multiple camera views. Using Deep Learning, the algorithm comes to understand where, when, and how objects and people move, and the patterns and anomalies in these patterns, and how this is applied in surveillance and security for real-time intervention.

Stephen explains that the technology is not limited to video but can also be expanded into sonar, radar, thermal images and even network traffic, wherever large datasets and patterns are generated.

The two also talk about iCetana’s evolution and growth from a company of two staff to just under 40, with offices in Dubai, the UK and the USA, and the not too distant future of the company.

Recorded in Hanoi, Vietnam at the Milestone Systems APAC Integration Partners Seminar (MIPS) 2018 #MIPS2018 #MilestoneCommunityDays

 

MySecurity Media attended this event courtesy of Milestone Systems.

We hear from Milestone Systems', Angelo Salvatore, Regional Channel Director and Jordan Callis, Country Manager for South Pacific discussing the market across Asia-Pacific, and how Milestone successfully manages channel partners, as the company evolves from providing Video Management Systems (VMS), into a much larger intelligent ecosystem of video surveillance and analytics.

We also talk about the Milestone Marketplace, and how "Milestone is to the security industry, what the smartphone is to apps".

Recorded in Hanoi, Vietnam at the Milestone Systems APAC Integration Partners Seminar (MIPS) 2018 #MIPS2018 #MilestoneCommunityDays

MySecurity Media attended this event courtesy of Milestone Systems.

In this interview, Chris Cubbage talks to Josep Garcia, the VP for Partners and Alliances for Asia-Pacific at Red Hat, the world’s largest open source software company.

You’ll hear about the role of Red Hat as a technology steward, bridging open source software with enterprises, while maintaining piece-of-mind, the Red Hat product suite, and their role in reducing the costs within the surveillance market through more efficient data compression algorithms and storage.

Josep also shares insights into a recent surveillance data storage project that could be valued at over 30 million dollars with current technology, but with Red Hat, could be cut by two-thirds, to approximately 10 million dollars. Josep and Chris also discuss which countries are rolling out the largest surveillance projects across Asia-Pacific and the slow shift towards Edge and Cloud storage.