What if your attackers don't need any technical skills? What if you let them in yourself, simply by being too helpful?

Co-hosts Duck and David tackle the tricky problem of treacherous criminals who don't need vulnerabilities, exploits, hacking abilities, or malware.

Cybersecurity is a journey, not a destination. Engaging with an MSSP cannot simply be, "Sign the paperwork, walk away, and leave the journey to someone else."

Co-hosts Duck and David bring their gentle wit, their thoughtful advice, and just a tiny touch of literary flair to this vital question.

Will we ever conquer the scourge of ransomware? Can rules and regulations help? Should we be allowed to pay off cybercriminals at all?

Co-hosts Duck and David attack these troublesome questions with their usual mix of insight and humor.

Why does it sometimes sound as though no one ever thought of using AI in cybersecurity until now, even though it's been an important part of the industry for years?

Is the endless hype helping or hindering our fight against cybercrime?

Mobile devices have many useful security features - but they aren't impervious to attackers or malware. And they can't protect you from yourself.

Co-hosts Duck and David offer their usual mix of gentle humor and solid advice to help you stay safe.

When governments insist that we need to regulate encryption algorithms, is that a practical step, or just intellectual laziness?

Co-hosts Duck and David tell it like it is! 

Co-hosts Duck and David tell it like it is! 

Why dramatic threat names and cybersecurity FUD serve marketing but not society, and what we can do about it.

There's an ever-increasing cost in collecting more and more data just in case. But is there any real value in doing things that way?

Co-hosts Duck and David offer their usual mix of gentle humor and sound advice to stop you getting lost on Butter Mountain, or drowned in Data Lake.

How do you keep software engineering safe and secure? How you do stop the endless upselling? Do you *really* need those heated seats?

Co-hosts Duck and David offer their usual mix of gentle humor and sound advice to help you get cybersecurity right.

How many strudels do you need in your password? Why does MVP refer to a sports player who's the best in the team, but to software that wouldn't even make it into the squad? And why do we call them APTs when most of them are just plain old Ts?

Co-hosts Duck and David offer their usual mix of gentle humor and sound advice to help you get cybersecurity right.