Today on Security Science, we have a special around the virtual table with some of the biggest names in cybersecurity discussing a wide range of topics like securing remote workers, whether companies are really moving to the cloud, and the impact of the 2020 presidential election.

We discuss the Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS), the first open, data-driven framework for assessing vulnerability threat: that is, the probability that a vulnerability will be exploited in the wild within the first twelve months after public disclosure.

We discuss the second report in our multi-part dive into the Prioritization to Prediction research series by Kenna Security and The Cyentia Institute. Prioritization to Prediction, Volume 2: Getting Real About Remediation picks up on the overall vulnerability landscape analysis from Volume 1 and dives deep into the vulnerability landscape from within actual enterprise networks (a little over 500 of them to be exact).

How does the spread, detection, and response to viruses like COVID-19 compare with cybersecurity practices today? In the second episode of our Risk, Measured series we talk to special guest, Northeastern University Assistant Professor, Sam Scarpino about how Epidemiology relates to cybersecurity.

We chat about the state of everyone’s favorite buzz technology: Threat Intelligence with our favorite internet fingerprinter, Kenna’s head of research, Jcran. Joining us is a special guest, longtime pentester, infamous internet listener, and founder of GreyNoise Intelligence, Andrew Morris.

We discuss the infamous cybersecurity gathering that gets canceled year-after-year, DEF CON. Guiding us along this journey to nowhere is everyone’s favorite security guru and serial DEF CON non-presenter, Jerry Gamblin.

Both the bane and salvation of security teams, and the start of a month-long fix cycle for IT teams, Microsoft's Patch Tuesday is a consistent reminder that nothing keeps us more secure than good old fashioned cyber-hygiene. Kenna Security's Head of Research, Jcran walks us through his Patch Tuesday ritual and gives us some tools, tips, and tricks along the way.

Picking up where we left off on the history of vulnerability management, Ed Bellis walks us through the history of risk-based vulnerability management (RBVM) to current times and the near future.

Year after year we read about millions of unfilled cybersecurity jobs as incidents increase and Twitter experiences one of the most public cyber meltdowns in history. We talk with data scientist extraordinaire, Michael Roytman about whether Machine Learning can fill the cybersecurity skills gap.

The first in a multi-part dive into the Prioritization to Prediction (P2P) research series by Kenna Security and The Cyentia Institute - guests Ed Bellis and Wade Baker discuss P2P Volume 1 which quantifies the performance of vulnerability prioritization and remediation strategies for the very first time.