We were really looking forward to the real visit to the new Aerospace Village this year during Defcon 2020. As you may well know by now, DEFCON has been canceled — REALLY! But this is not stopping the villages from coming to life in a virtual environment.

The Aerospace Village is a diverse community of hackers, engineers, pilots, policy leaders, and more -- from across both the public and private sectors. We believe the flying public deserves safe, reliable, and trustworthy air travel, which is highly dependent on secure aviation and space operations.

It is going to be an amazing experience. Start with this podcast and our amazing guests.

The ISSA International Luminaries Series | Pamela Fusco

As an active member of the ISSA since 1998, Pamela Fusco was instrumental in orchestrating and implementing the very successful CISO Executive Forum. Pam was also a founding member of the Cloud Security Alliance, another foundational association that has helped shape the industry and the profession.

Join us for our journey with Pam as we head down memory lane for a look back to the past, step into the present hear about the current state of infosec, and get a glimpse into what the future may hold for the world of cybersecurity.

Describing the API environment as "connective tissue," Matt shares a number of examples of how API-based risk exposure, vulnerability exploitation, and escalation of privilege can become a thing of the past when using the discovery and continuous monitoring capabilities in Ceqeuence Security's API Sentinel product.

In today's episode, it's all about alert fatigue and how SOC and CSIRT teams can root out that overly-common problem. To have this conversation, we have 3 guests on the show that have found a recipe for success; each approaching the problem from different perspectives but reaching the same goals with their programs at two different organizations.

In today's episode, the first in a series of CEO Stories, we get to connect with Meghan Gaffney Buck, Founder & CEO at VEDA Data Solutions.

How do CEOs and their executive-level peers make decisions about their cybersecurity investments and how do the project and measure what is the outcome for that investment?

Meghan provides some incredible insight into how her company's brand is perceived in the market and by her prospects/customers, due in part to their ability to establish trust and remove fear and uncertainty from the conversation early and often.

Join us for a great conversation with a ton of honest energy.

Last time we saw Darren Mar-Elia in person was at RSA Conference in San Francisco. Since then, many things have happened. Yet, a lot remains the same. Most notably, businesses still rely heavily on Active Directory to manage policies and access for pretty much everything that runs their business. Essentially, they built a vault years ago to hold all of their treasures and secrets, and business operations look to that vault every moment of every day to grab things from it so they can make countless business decisions.

But, because that vault was created and used behind scenes by most throughout the organization, does it get the attention it deserves in terms of risk assessments, threat monitoring, and attack defense?

SMBs’ Top Ten CyberSecurity Misconceptions

Episode Five | Cyber breaches are covered by general liability insurance

Jenny is joined by Phil Ingram MBE whose knowledge of geopolitics is put to good use with conversations surrounding President Trump, Russia and Iran's handling of the pandemic, what on earth happened to Kim Jong Un and why cultural tendencies make comparisons difficult in this pandemic.

We are not going to lie, we are all going to miss Singapore and the RSA Conference 2020 APJ this year. Well, we are going to miss being there; still, the conference is taking place, it is something different, it is virtual, it is about the human element in cybersecurity, and it is simply going to be great.

In this second episode, the group discusses the importance of gathering the real business requirements driven by the end-users and the line of business owners. It's important to bring all of the key stakeholders together and to start the process with simple, easy-to-understand, pain points, and goals that you want to work toward resolving.