In this week's podcast, we look at Apple's bug bounty programme, two vulnerabilities in cars and a 19-year-old's recent bug bounty success.

Stewart K. Bertram, author of 'The Tao of Open Source Intelligence', sits down with us and talks about his book. Buy this book here: http://www.itgovernance.co.uk/shop/p-1692-the-tao-of-open-source-intelligence.aspx?utm_source=social&utm_medium=soundcloud

This week, we discuss O2 customer data appearing on the dark net, a new affiliate programme for ransomware, and this month’s list of data breaches and cyber attacks.

This week, we discuss a DDoS attack on the US Library of Congress, a cyber attack that cost Steemit users $85,000, and the arrest of the alleged founder of the world's most visited illegal file-sharing site, Kickass Torrents

Alan Calder, the author of EU GDPR – A Pocket Guide, joined us to discuss the GDPR and how organisations should get started.

This week, we discuss a series of major cyber attacks on the UK rail network, a malware attack at Omni Hotels & Resorts affecting 50,000 cards and a data breach at SaaS platform Datadog, and answer a listener question about the new EU-US Privacy Shield

This week, we discuss new analysis of police data breach information, the rise of phishing campaigns capitalising on post-referendum uncertainty, data security incidents in the health sector, and (nearly) answer your question on EU-US data transfers.

This week, we discuss the second breach to hit Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in just over a year, a Plymouth teenager in court for carrying out DDoS attacks, a database of terrorists exposed to the Internet, and what the referendum means for cyber security.

This week, we discuss a disgruntled former student hacking Greenwich University, the exposure of 154 million American voters’ unprotected personal information, and answer listeners’ questions on data protection legislation.

This week, we discuss a Windows zero-day vulnerability on sale for $90,000, hundreds of millions of MySpace, Tumblr and LinkedIn account details on the dark web, and consider the implications of the new EU GDPR.