Episode 11 - Special guest is Bruce Schneier.  A recap on incident response with bells.  An introduction to Co3 systems and the value of automation during the IR process.  Bruce also offers insight into his new book arriving in 2015.

Episode 10 - Special guest is Claus Houmann.  NSS Labs vs. FireEye in a BDS shootout, concern on XP armageddon, data protection legislation is a boardroom discussion and recommendations on incident response/recovery in 2014.

Episode 9 - RSA conference special.  Guests include Lamont Orange and Rick Holland.  A review of RSAC, the keynotes, important takeaways and expert insight from inside the innovation sandbox.

Episode 8 - NIST framework special.  Special guest includes Phil Agcaoili who is a security guru and key contributor to the newly released and very awesome NIST framework for improving critical infrastructure cybersecurity.

Episode 7 - We are back for 2014.  Special guests include James Christiansen (Accuvant) and John Johnson (John Deere).  We discuss the big Target data breach in detail and also our plans for RSA 2014.

Episode 6 - A 2014 prediction shake up special with our long awaited Q&A section. Mr Elliott Franklin joins us for a review of the predictions of 2014 alongside a response to questions from the SAA members.

Episode 5 - % of employees who would sell company data, are Security leaders leaving the enterprise and a zero-trust and threat intelligence extravaganza from Mr Rick Holland.

Episode 4 - Ransomware again hits headlines, price of data in the underground economy, review of pragmatic network security management and is cyber insurance hot...or not.

Episode 3 - A review of another Microsoft vuln, John McAfee for MS CEO, Cryptolocker becoming widespread.  Topics include micro-virtualisation effectiveness and why we all need a data scientist.

Episode 2 - Can't see the wood for the trees.  A review of the recent php.net compromise, critique of the new IBM CISO study and views on the proposed NIST framework.  James summarises threat modelling and why all orgs should do it.