You probably know Alissa Knight as the badass female hacker of banks and cars, but she is so much more! Join us as we get to know (and laugh with) Alissa – the author, content creator, entrepreneur, speaker, wife, and all around wonderful human!

When we received the invitation to be part of the Women Unite Over CTF event and record a short interview with the 12 women's organizations involved with the event, we wanted to take this opportunity to also present each organization to our podcast and radio audience.

Water, we usually take it for granted that what comes out of our taps is safe. But recently an attacker attempted to poison a water supply in Florida. Bryson Bort, explains what happened.

When we received the invitation to be part of the Women Unite Over CTF event and record a short interview with the 12 women's organizations involved with the event, we wanted to take this opportunity to also present each organization to our podcast and radio audience.

When we received the invitation to be part of the Women Unite Over CTF event and record a short interview with the 12 women's organizations involved with the event, we wanted to take this opportunity to also present each organization to our podcast and radio audience.

When we received the invitation to be part of the Women Unite Over CTF event and record a short interview with the 12 women's organizations involved with the event, we wanted to take this opportunity to also present each organization to our podcast and radio audience.

In this episode Jon Helmus guest hosts a special episode on ITSPradio on behalf of Caroline Wong. His guest is Dr. Gerald Auger, Ph.D, Cyber Advisor, Speaker, and Educator.

On this episode, Rafal and Chris discuss how a Washington state agency screwed it's vulnerable using an irresponsible vendor's 20-yr-old software.

During this episode, Ted and Will talked about a gazillion things related to startups, investments, leadership, the cybersecurity market, and so much more.

Who are you today? Is there one true self, or are we adapting behaviors to different social situations and goals? The answer is yes, and yes. Whether we realize it or not, we are all social engineers; we are all human hackers.