Securiosity

What else did you think we were going to talk about? We look at every angle that we possibly can on the biggest breach of the year.

In our interview, we talk with Brian NeSmith of Arctic Wolf Networks. Arctic Wolf sells a SOC-as-a-service product to small and medium business, he tells us how his customers are more protected than ever before.

The NSA Is reorganizing, encryption has cops complaining, and Equifax is going to be cutting a lot of checks.

In our interview, we talk to DUST Identity CEO about his company, which uses industrially-grown diamonds to secure electronics in the supply chain.

Microsoft is sending out early warnings about the 2020 election, Bluekeep patching is a mixed bag, and a company wants to use diamonds in the supply chain.

In our interview, we talk with Casey Ellis from Bugcrowd on how his company has meshed the nature of pen testing with bug bounty programs to form what’s considered to be “crowdsourced security.”

This week, the cybersecurity world turned on a popluar video conferencing app, more home security services are being attacked, and we have what we believe to be the first compliance unicorn.

In our interview we talk to JP Keating from Zimperium about the security around mobile banking apps.

Iran and U.S. are trading cyberattacks, another Florida city has paid a ransom and two big cybersecurity companies are suing each other. We cover it all.

In our interview, we talk with Kowsik Guruswamy, CTO of Menlo Security. Menlo is a startup in the browser isolation space — which is a piece of technology is becoming more and more popular inside enterprises. He tells how the business is evolving and how the tech changes the way people work.

Welp, the hostage takers won this a round: a city in Florida paid up to get rid of some ransomware. We talk about what it means and why it was a bad idea. We also hit on the Black Hat speaker controversy and all the money that's still flying around.

In our interview, we David Damato, Chief Security Officer of Tanium. We talked to David on the sidelines of the Gartner summit in Maryland this week, and spoke about patching, cyber hygiene, and whats like to be in charge of cybersecurity inside a cybersecurity company.

It was another week filled with M&A, venture and IPO talk. There was a bunch of hacker talk, sure, but the deals kept comin', so we talked about it a lot. In our interview, we talked to Distil Networks CEO Tiffany Kleeman to learn what's next for Distil (it was acquired earlier this week) and how her customers are stopping all those bad ad fraud bots.

This week was a lot. A lot of bickering, a lot of confusion, and a lot of money flying around. But the real fun is Greg and Jen finally talking about that 'Crypto' movie. We watched so you don't have to.

In our interview, we talk with Andrea Little Limbago, chief social scientist at Virtru. Andrea wrote an op-ed of CyberScoop on the noise around encryption and the changes we are seeing to privacy laws on the state and local level.

The U.S. government has been all over the map on Huawei. Google flubbed its password storage. And identity management is getting a ton of money.

In our interview, we talk with Justin Shattuck of Baffin Bay Networks. He goes into his work with threat intelligence and what bothers him with the scene today.

What didn't go down this week? Intel chip flaws, Cisco server issues, WhatsApp exploits, Microsoft RDP issues, IPOs....it's all happening!

In our interview, we talk to IDExperts CEO Tom Kelly about all the noise surrounding Facebook and what needs to be done to give social media users more privacy.