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Are you confident in your cybersecurity awareness, or simply in your daily computer use? Camille is getting to the heart of fearless computing with Abhilasha Bhargav-Spantzel, principal engineer at Intel. In addition to her work at Intel, Abhilasha is also working with the kids who will be tomorrow’s engineers! Camille and Abhilasha discuss what fearless computing is and why it’s important to develop, how kids and adults differ in their computing experiences, multi-factor authentication (including biometrics) for security, virtualizing workspaces to prevent the spread of malware, and more.

Curious to learn more about cybersecurity programs for kids?  Check out Fuse Breakers and Echelon Catapult!

The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Intel Corporation.

How do you ensure your product holds up against unintended or unexpected user actions? It’s called penetration testing! Tom and Camille discuss the ins and outs of penetration testing with Director of Threat Research at Akamai Technologies, Moshe Zioni, who brings with her 20+ years of experience researching security. Moshe, Tom, and Camille cover the difference between internal validation and penetration testing, questions a good QA person will ask in penetration testing, the difference between red teaming and penetration testing, the perimeters of penetration testing, white box/black box/gray box penetration testing, bug bounty programs like HackerOne and BugCrowd, responsible disclosure, and more.

The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Intel Corporation.

How does corporate responsibility affect cybersecurity? In this episode of What That Means, Camille chats with Suzanne Fallender, Director of Corporate Responsibility at Intel, about what corporate responsibility really is. Is it doing the right thing? Is it not doing the wrong thing? And is there really a business benefit? The two discuss how corporate responsibility is a proactive management approach, the societal and business values of corporate responsibility, how ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and social factors affect responsibility, transparency and truth, corporate responsibility goal setting, how cybersecurity will play a role in many solutions to global challenges, and more!

The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Intel Corporation.

Insider threats are some of the most important security threats to an organization, and every company should know how to mitigate risks against them. Today, Tom and Camille are joined once again by Dr. Eric Cole, CEO and Founder of Secure Anchor Consulting to discuss realistic approaches to insider threats. While some are a result of bad actors, others stem from more innocent and unwitting insiders. So, what can CISOs do to prevent, detect, and track down these insider threats? Find out in this episode!

The conversation touches on prevention and detection in cybersecurity, resources for threat detection, when to address the most impactful threat when faced with multiple at a time, the two types of insider threats (the malicious employee and the good intentioned employee inadvertently doing bad things), threat hunting, and more.

The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Intel Corporation.

The world is going carbon neutral, and computing is no different! But what exactly is carbon neutral computing? Camille’s diving into the topic with John Miranda, Director of Strategy and Business Development in the Server Group at Intel. The two discuss the three R’s of sustainable computing (reduce, reuse, recycle), the unpredictability of supply and demand, how supply and demand poses problems for renewable energy, why renewable energy can’t be stored, how some companies are reducing their energy footprints, carbon-aware laptops, time and space shifting, and more!

The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Intel Corporation.

You may have heard the term crowdsourcing as it applies to fundraising, but what about for security? Camille’s discussing all things crowdsourced security and bug bounty with guests Katie Noble and Alexander Romero (RoRo). Both are Directors of PSIRT at Intel and both have extensive experience in cyber security as DC veterans (think Department of Homeland Security and the Pentagon). Learn all about the types of bug bounties, what crowdsourced security is and its benefits, how bug bounties differ from vulnerability disclosure programs (VDPs), security technical implementation guides (STIGs), CSIRT &PSIRT, “hackcidents,” IoT, and more!

The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Intel Corporation.

Privacy is more important than ever before in our increasingly digital world! Camille’s diving into cybersecurity privacy and policymaking with Claire Vishik, an Intel fellow and Chief Technology Officer of the Government Markets and Trade division at Intel. Claire’s work focuses on artificial intelligence, hardware, and network security, trusted computing, privacy enhancing technologies, some aspects of cryptography and related global policy and trade issues. She also is on the board of directors of the Trusted Computing Group and TDL (otherwise known as Trust in Digital Life), is co-chair of the IEEE effort on blockchain, and is an advisor on numerous international research and policy initiatives!

Camille and Claire discuss the various definitions of privacy, how different international standard bodies establish different frameworks and guidelines to protect individuals’ privacy, and the different approaches to privacy and security between the U.S. and Europe.

The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Intel Corporation.

How do you secure connected devices and systems that exist outside of a firewall—or in other words, at the edge? Tom and Camille get into the logistics of securing such devices and preventing tampering at the edge with Eran Fine, CEO and co-founder of the groundbreaking cybersecurity company NanoLock Security. Listen in to learn the challenges of securing edge devices, the many shapes and forms cyber threats can take on, the manipulation of smart meters, the importance of updating devices frequently, how to take a multi-layer approach to securing devices at the edge, how AI and machine learning help us recognize patterns in malicious behaviors versus normal behavior, the best security advice for designers, and more!

The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Intel Corporation.

What is deep learning, and what are the ethics behind the development of artificial intelligence? Camille welcomes Ria Cheruvu, Lead Architect for AI Ethics at Intel's Internet of Things Group, to discuss deep learning and AI ethics. Ria has a Master’s in Data Science from Harvard University, and her research at Intel focuses on artificial security and ethics, uncertain AI robotics, deep learning for the Internet of Things, and computational models of intelligence. The most fascinating part? Ria is only 16!

Hear Camille and Ria dive into how deep learning is a subset of AI, how deep learning aims to parallel or mimic human intelligence so that high-level functions can be performed, supervised and supervised learning, deep learning as it relates to cybersecurity, AI ethics, and more!

The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Intel Corporation.

Humans are natural storytellers. It’s often how we learn and remember best! Did you know storytelling can even be helpful for improving cybersecurity? Tom and Camille discuss the role that storytelling plays in communicating the importance of cybersecurity with Simeon Quarrie, founder and CEO of VIVIDA, a company obsessed with using immersive storytelling to communicate complex ideas and drive change. Their discussion covers how immersive storytelling helps people better change their cybersecurity behaviors, what immersive storytelling looks like, why you need an “inciting incident” in your story to create sustained behavioral change, considering neurodiversity when creating immersive storytelling, how to create a narrative people can identify with that will make an otherwise complex subject easier to understand, and more!

The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Intel Corporation.