With today's wars increasingly being fought on an invisible front defined by data, the most innovative cybersecurity companies are finding new ways to protect data in motion. On this week's episode of The Secure Communications Podcast, DataTribe cofounder Mike Janke talks about why he's excited about cutting edge technologies designed to secure machine to machine communications.

Most of the cybersecurity industry is focused on protecting data at rest or data in motion, but what about data in use? On this week's episode of The Secure Communications Podcast, Enveil founder and CEO Dr. Ellison Anne Williams talks about her company's pioneering work in the field of homomorphic encryption, and how it is leading the charge in the category of privacy enhancing technology.

On this week's episode of The Secure Communications Podcast, guest Dr. Bill Anderson, President of CIS Mobile, talks about how the government's approach to mobile security is evolving from bulky, expensive phones purpose-built to handle highly sensitive information, to commercially available smart phones with security built right into the devices.

As host of The CyberWire podcast, Dave Bittner talks to leaders from throughout the cybersecurity industry on a regular basis. From his industry-wide perspective, here's what he sees as the biggest secure communications challenges that need to be tackled.

Despite incredible advances in technology, the achilles heel of cybersecurity continues to be human error. Why is it so hard to solve? On this week's episode of The Secure Communications Podcast, guest Ron Woerner talks about the intersection of human psychology and cybersecurity and why the future of cyber needs to be grounded in simplicity.

Mobile voice and messaging has been around for a long time, but is still plagued with security vulnerabilities. Given the explosive growth of mobile device usage, why hasn't this problem already been solved? On this week's episode of The Secure Communications Podcast, guest Nigel Jones of KoolSpan talks about the evolving landscape of mobile communications security, and what it will take to provide a high level of security in an increasingly mobile, connected, and interoperable world.

With State-sponsored cyber attacks on the rise, how can we protect the world's most critical infrastructure, and the industrial facilities that underpin national economies? On this week's episode of The Secure Communications Podcast, guest Robert Lee of Dragos talks about solving the industrial controls security challenge.

In this episode of The Secure Communications Podcast, Michael Sutton of Stonemill Ventures talks about the concept of "zero trust" and how it is designed to solve the challenge of user risk. Never has this topic been more relevant than now. With the Coronavirus driving organizations to send their employees to work from home en masse, securing teleworker access to corporate networks is critical.