CYBER24

In this episode of the CYBER24 podcast, presented by VLCM, we talk with Tyer Moffitt, senior security analyst at OpenText Security Solutions. They’ve released their 2022 Nastiest Malware Report and we discuss the top threats facing small businesses and average Joes. We also dive into what Tyler is seeing as the most intersting new tactics the hacker groups are using. 

In this episode of the CYBER24 podcast, presented by VLCM, we sit down with Jon Murchison, founder and CEO of Blackpoint Cyber. Jon is a fromer NSA computer operations expert and we cover everything from how he recruits the best cyber talent in a high-demand market to how the ongoing war in Ukraine has impacted the types of cyber attacks his team is fighting. 

In this week’s episode of CYBER24, presented by VLCM, we discuss digital extortion with Michael Orozco of MorganFranklin Cybersecurity. He gives his insight on why are cybercriminals stealing personal and business information for future use and digital extortion and how they target differnet types of people, sectors or organizations. We also cover what should organizations do once they have been attacked or information is compromised and what steps can people or organizations take to mitigate these risks in the future.

In this week’s episode of CYBER24, we sit down with Dr. Danny Rittman to discuss Overlooked Security Vulnerabilities. Dr. Rittman is an R&D expert and CTO of GBT Technologies. We discuss everyIn this week’s episode of CYBER24, we sit down with Dr. Danny Rittman to discuss Overlooked Security Vulnerabilities. Dr. Rittman is an R&D expert and CTO of GBT Technologies. We discuss everything from a new type of chip he’s working on that will greatly increase storage capacity. We also talk about radio cybersecurity and authentication methods, inlcuidng how machine learning plays into cybersecurity. thing from a new type of chip he’s working on that will greatly increase storage capacity. We also talk about radio cybersecurity and authentication methods, inlcuidng how machine learning plays into cybersecurity. 

Businesses spend significant time building their digital defenses - and with good reason. But there’s a type of attack many overlook and it’s a combination of a physical and digital attack. Wr discuss phygital attacks with Will Plummer, chief security officer of RaySecur. 

Cybersecurity has been a male-dominated field and that’s a problem - especially when there’s incredible demand for talent right now. In today’s episode, we discuss women in cybersecurity, mentoring and more with Lynne Doherty of Sumo Logic.

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Lynne Doherty
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In this episode, we discuss Cyber Risks in the Remote-Work World with Tyler Moffitt of OpenText Security. We ask him if remote work is making this risky cyber behavior worse and look at the recent Uber breach to learn what organizations should do to ensure employees are prepared these days.

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Tyler Moffitt, Senior Security Analyst

In this episode of CYBER24, presented by VLCM, we discuss Safety for Payment Platforms with Josh Shaul, CEO of Allure Security and author of Practical Oracle Security. We cover how online payment platforms can protect themselves from brand impersonation and spoofing, how AI can prevent account takeover attacks, brand Protection tactics every business should consider, and how retail brands can leverage technology to get ahead of the curve to protect their brand reputation.

Hiring tech talent can be a real challenge for any organization. In this week’s episode of CYBER24, presented by VLCM, we discuss the Cultural Needs of Tech Businesses with Helen Horstmann-Allen, the COO of Fastmail. The pod covers changes she’s seen in the process of recruiting talent for an international tech business in the post-COVID era to competing with tech giants for talent and advice she has for small to mid sized tech companies looking to land talent in 2023. 

In this episode, we sit down with Stephen Semmelroth, the VP of cyber at Avant Communications. Stephen was in the Army for 6+ years, and he served in Afghanistan and the Army's Cyber Corps, where he led a red team and a threat intelligence team defending US assets across an entire continent. He also co-wrote the training doctrine that defines how [cyber units](https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/stratacore-announces-acquisition-rainier-cyber-geniece-mccolgan/) defend the US. Stephen broke his back while on a mission in Afghanistan, which left him paralyzed, and he had to relearn how to walk. After retiring from the Army, he founded Rainier Cyber, a cybersecurity recruiter that matches Cyber Vets with tech jobs across the county, which was acquired by StrataCore in 2020.

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Stephan Semmelroth, VP Cyber at StrataCore