By JSCM Group
Security Views Radio is an executive level Cyber Security podcast that provides information for managers and executives on how to mitigate risks every organization faces. We have been doing cyber s
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The podcast currently has 49 episodes available.
Kik is a private messenger app that enables its users to remain totally anonymous. This makes it appealing to teenagers and easy for predators to send pornography. This week we discuss the dangers associated with an app that only requires a username and email.
In this episode we cover:
• Kik App
• Online Privacy
Do you have a question on Cyber Security you want answered? Email [email protected] with any questions for the host.
Have you experienced a data breach? Contact: [email protected]
Hackers exploited a vulnerability in Kaseya’s software on July 3, 2021 and deployed ransomware to 1,500 organizations. To make matters worse, it was revealed that Kaseya was made aware of the security flaw six years earlier in 2015. When a service provider ignores recommendations to fix a known weakness in it's software, the consequences are costly.
In this episode we cover:
• Kaseya Ransomware Attack
• Company Integrity
• Security Assessments
Do you have a question on Cyber Security you want answered? Email [email protected] with any questions for the host.
Have you experienced a data breach? Contact: [email protected]
Weak or stolen credentials are hackers go-to method in most attacks. This week we discuss Multi-Factor Authentication and why every organization should implement MFA to improve their security posture.
In this episode we cover:
• Multi-Factor Authentication
• Email Security
• The difference between MFA and 2-Factor Authentication
Do you have a question on Cyber Security you want answered? Email [email protected] with any questions for the host.
Have you experienced a data breach? Contact: [email protected]
On June 8, 2021 Amazon quietly launched its shared network called Sidewalk. This service creates a WiFi network using existing Ring and Echo devices that will share a portion of your internet bandwidth. The most frustrating part, unless users opt out their devices will automatically share internet with strangers. Shouldn’t Amazon ask for users permission first?
In this episode we cover:
• Amazon Sidewalk Network
• Digital Identification
• WiFi Security
Do you have a question on Cyber Security you want answered? Email [email protected] with any questions for the host.
Have you experienced a data breach? Contact: [email protected]
One of the primary security measures to protect your organization from cyber security attacks is software patching. This week we discuss best practices for patch management and some of the challenges companies face when it comes to protecting their network.
In this episode we cover:
• Patch Management
• Data Protection
• Security Updates
Do you have a question on Cyber Security you want answered? Email [email protected] with any questions for the host.
Have you experienced a data breach? Contact: [email protected]
Instagram for Kids isn’t just a bad idea, it’s an awful idea. It’s also an easy target for online predators to create fictional profiles and socialize with kids. This week we discuss the difficulty with securing a platform that specifically targets children.
In this episode we cover:
• Instagram for Kids
• Social Media
• Data Protection
• Online Predators
Do you have a question on Cyber Security you want answered? Email [email protected] with any questions for the host.
Have you experienced a data breach? Contact: [email protected]
They say nothing in life is free. This week Adam gives a detailed breakdown of of his frustrating experience with Alexa while playing a free trivia game. We also discuss the frustration with microtransactions and the endless ways we are peppered with ads to buy more time or more fictional coins.
In this episode we cover:
• Amazon Alexa
• Microtransactions
• Data Protection
Do you have a question on Cyber Security you want answered? Email [email protected] with any questions for the host.
Have you experienced a data breach? Contact: [email protected]
This week we discuss “tattleware” and how some employers are forcing their workers to download apps onto their phone to track their productivity. One of the biggest concerns is the employer rarely knows where this information is stored and how it will be used by a third party. With more companies using tattleware apps the question becomes what is, and isn’t, personal information.
In this episode we cover:
• Blip app
• tattlware
• Data Protection
• Personal Information
Do you have a question on Cyber Security you want answered? Email [email protected] with any questions for the host.
Have you experienced a data breach? Contact: [email protected]
Facebook recently announced a data leak which resulted in the exposure of 533 MILLION users mobile numbers. These users accounts were first put up for sale back in June of 2020. This week we discuss why it’s important to protect your phone number from companies who request it for causal transactions.
In this episode we cover:
• Facebook Data Leak
• Data Protection
• Password Managers
Do you have a question on Cyber Security you want answered? Email [email protected] with any questions for the host.
Have you experienced a data breach? Contact: [email protected]
This episode we discuss wearable tech devices like the Me.Ring that claim to protect users from private companies who steal our personal data. While these devices have good intentions the reality is the best device to protect us from data mining is the actual user.
In this episode we cover:
• Data Protection
• Me.Ring
• Data Mining
Do you have a question on Cyber Security you want answered? Email [email protected] with any questions for the host.
Have you experienced a data breach? Contact: [email protected]
The podcast currently has 49 episodes available.