ISACA Podcast

ISACA is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2019, having evolved from a grassroots, Los Angeles-based organization focused on electronic data processing in 1969 to the global business technology association it has become today, with 140,000 members and local chapters in more than 220 countries. In this 50th Anniversary Series podcast, ISACA board chair Rob Clyde addresses how the organization has changed – and what aspects have not changed – over the past 50 years, and what technological forces will help shape the organization’s future.

More than 500 million Starwood accounts were compromised in the recently discovered Marriott Starwood hack. How can those compromised protect themselves, and what are some of the lessons learned? In this podcast, we discuss why the hack happened, how the impact could have been minimized and some key takeaways from Marriott Starwood's response.

Forecasting the Future by ISACA Podcast

All job seekers, but especially those in cyber, should try to work for an organization that supports their professional growth. In this podcast, we discuss some questions to ask on a job interview to help you determine the growth potential of a role and if you can thrive at that enterprise.

Threatcasting has indicated that IoT and AI are going to be some of the biggest security concerns in the future. But what can we do now to protect these home devices? And why does it matter if an Internet-connected appliance, like a smart coffee maker, is compromised?

Championing Female Colleagues in the Tech Workforce by ISACA Podcast

ISACA’s COBIT framework has helped practitioners around the world better manage and govern their information and technology for more than two decades. In this ISACA 50th Anniversary series podcast, we examine the impact COBIT has made for governance professionals and how the framework has evolved, including the recent launch of COBIT 2019.

A centralized security approach for distributed systems has left many organizations vulnerable to attacks. In this Knowledge Series podcast, we discuss the ways in which security professionals have “failed” during the move toward decentralized processing.

The recent Facebook data breach affected millions of users, and the way the exploit was carried out differed from many attacks in the past. In this security podcast, we discuss the Facebook security breach, how to respond to this kind of breach and the widespread impact this attack has.

Any enterprise that wants to remain competitive must have a strong board of directors leading it toward digital transformation. Unfortunately, boards of directors may not always be knowledgeable enough to promote digital transformation. In this podcast, we discuss why boards of directors may not be able to how to prepare boards to lead digital transformation efforts.