Daniel Cuthbert, global head of cybersecurity research at Banco Santander, joins Dennis Fisher to talk about getting his first computer, a ZX Spectrum that he still owns (!), finding his way into hacking through IRC, his passion for photography, and his surprising alternate career path.

In this week's Source Code podcast we talk about how threat actors are using malware that allows them to maintain a better foothold on compromised Ivanti appliances, and we discuss advisories from the U.S. government about APT28, APT29 and the BlackCat ransomware group.

Alex Delamotte, threat researcher at SentinelLabs, talks about the importance of actionable threat intelligence, how threat actors are leveraging cloud services, and the upcoming Net Gala, a hacker and tech-themed art exhibition. 

In this week's Source Code podcast, we discuss the LockBit ransomware takedown operation and  a critical, actively exploited ScreenConnect flaw. 

Jennifer Leggio, a longtime security industry executive who has served in many different roles, joins Dennis Fisher to talk about the shift in thinking among  those in the security community, technical gatekeeping in security, her new consulting venture Moveable Feast, and finding your niche.

Dennis Fisher and Lindsey O'Donnell-Welch discuss the disruption of the LockBit ransomware operation by the FBI, Europol, and UK authorities, what it means for victims, and how it fits into the government's larger strategy to target cybercrime groups. 

In this week's Source Code podcast we discuss the return of the Bumblebee malware and the DoJ's announcement of a Russian botnet disruption. 

Mick Baccio, global security advisor at SURGe with Splunk, talks about how his perspectives on cybersecurity have changed over time - from first reading Neuromancer at age nine, to acting as the White House threat intelligence branch chief across multiple administrations.

Software security and AI security expert Gary McGraw joins Dennis Fisher to discuss the findings of a new AI architectural risk analysis research paper that his Berryville Institute of Machine Learning did on LLMs, the risks of black box models, and what kind of regulation would be most effective at reducing those risks. 

In this week's Source Code podcast, we discuss a U.S. congressional hearing about the Chinese state-sponsored cyber threats, how CISOs' understanding of operational technology threats is evolving, and the ongoing situation with actively exploited Ivanti vulnerabilities.