In the September episode of the IntoSecurity podcast, the Infosecurity editorial team takes a deep dive into the topic of authentication. James Coker interviews Andrew Shikiar, Executive Director of Fast Identity Online, a leading advocate for the move to a passwordless future, and the the team discuss a handful of the latest and hottest cybersecurity headlines.

Eleanor Dallaway, Benjamin David and James Coker present a special focus on the concept of zero trust security in this month’s episode, alongside a review of the most impactful recent news stories

James and Benjamin discuss the development of the Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative (JCDC) in the US, the introduction of new child safety measures by Apple, the worrying exposure of personal data of millions of senior citizens and a review of the keynote speech made by Secretary of the DHS Alejandro Mayorkas during the Black Hat US hybrid conference this week.

Today, James and Benjamin look at an attempted ransomware attack on a public health system in the US, new data showing a rise in cyber-intrusion volume in the first half of 2021, a discovery of a 12-year-old router vulnerability and research into the impact of a self-imposed ransomware ‘ban’ instituted by several cybercrime sites.

James and Benjamin discuss the day’s top news stories in the world of infosecurity, including a GDPR fine for Deliveroo, a high-profile bug bounty program in the UK, a bipartisan report on cybersecurity practices at US federal agencies and a ransomware attack on schools in the Isle of Wight.

James and Benjamin return to discuss some of the biggest news stories in the world of infosecurity, including money laundering in the art industry, the discovery of critical security flaws that are potentially putting thousands of hospitals in the US at risk of cyber-attacks, evidence of cyber-intrusion by Chinese APT groups and a warning about a new info-stealer.

In today’s episode of the IntoSecurity Daily podcast, James and Benjamin discuss a GDPR fine for Amazon, Zoom settling a class action lawsuit over security and privacy failings, a guilty verdict in a cryptocurrency fraud case, and news of an unusual cyber-attack on the Iranian railway system.

Eleanor Dallaway, Benjamin David and James Coker report on a very busy news week with a special focus on the new Respect in Security initiative, analysis of a recent DDoS report sighting an increase of 40% YOY, NASA issuing wireless security advice & much more.

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Eleanor, Benjamin and James return for the Intosecurity Daily podcast to discuss claims the Hungarian government used spyware to target journalists and politicians, new plans from the White House to enhance critical national infrastructure security, the most reported security vulnerabilities of 2020 and 2021 and the emergence of a new ransomware group

In today’s episode of the IntoSecurity daily podcast, James Coker and Benjamin David discuss a report on the costs of data breaches in the past year, a cloud misconfiguration leading to the exposure of personal information, some more tough rhetoric from Joe Biden on the consequences of cyber-attacks and new data on ransomware demands