There it is again: another story about a massive company breach and loss of sensitive data. Whoopy-doo! Moving on. We can only hear about those pesky "hackers" so many times.

As humans, we tend to take things for granted. Sure, there are always advances in technology, and life, in general, seems to be getting "easier" — but that's not always the case for everyone. Technology can and should be so much more than that.

The online dating waters can be hard to navigate and you may kiss some frogs. Kristin Judge, Founder of the non-profit Cybercrime Support Network shares how to navigate the online dating pond safely.

Kim Nguyen talks about her story about what made her want to get into computer science and discusses some of the speed bumps she has encountered during school

Now that you know what bots are, where they originate, what good they can do, and the harm they can cause, it's time to understand how to implement a strategy to fight back and contain the damage they can bring.

Think of a high school club, and you might think about a group of young students meeting regularly to engage in a common topic. Accurate, but the Del Norte High School's Team Optix 3749 Club builds robots and competes with them. This, and so much more.

We hear from the leader of a SaaS company that has successfully set up an effective responsible disclosure program (RDP).

A lot can be done by CSOs/CISOs to maximize value and reduce risks when working with PR/media. However, the path forward is not always straightforward. What are the common hiccups, screw-ups, and give-ups?

The third-party ecosystems of today’s organizations have become more complex, more digital, and more extensive than ever before.  The need for an accurate picture of your vendor’s security posture is greater than ever.

In this episode JJ and Dexter Ang explore the latest in gesture control using human machine interfaces and talk about how this technology can help us all to live our best life.