Transatlantic Cable Podcast

The 2019 edition of the Security Analyst Summit will take place in Singapore on April 8-11. As always, the conference will bring some of the brightest minds in infosec together to share knowledge at a high level.

This year marks the first year that the conference will come to Asia. To talk more about what Singapore and what people can expect while attending, we sat down with Vitaly Kamluk who leads the APAC arm of our Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) and resides in Singapore.

The 76th edition of the Kaspersky Lab podcast looks at a number of stories pertaining to privacy and, surprisingly browsers.

Following that, Dave and Jeff jump into a stranger-than-fiction story about Facebook and their controversial tactic to have users install a VPN to share their data with them – the kicker- is that the target audience included kids.

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In this week's Kaspersky podcast, Dave and Jeff take a look at how Girl Scouts are training their members on cybersecurity. How, Facebook and Google are in deep water after recent law suits were filed.

They also take a look at how one families Nest speaker was "hacked" in order to announce an imminent nuclear attack from North Korea.

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Episode 74 of the Transatlantic Cable podcast sees David and Jeff being joined by a few of their colleagues from around the world as they talk about travel and cyber-security - can you keep your data and your life private whilst travelling?

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In the first Kaspersky podcast of 2019, Dave and Jeff kick it off talking about CES, or more notably a pair of products that we question whether we actually need: cloud keys and a "smart" toilet. From there, they hop over to a program, Lenny, that turns the table on our favourite pains in the rear – robocalls and scammers.

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It is that time of year again, #TheSAS2019 will be here before we know it. This year’s location is in Singapore and as usual, there will be a lot of interesting research coming from the presenters. There will also be trainings where attendees can learn from our experts on GReAT across a wide variety of topics.

For the 71st episode (and the first podcast of the new year) Dave and Jell talk New Year’s resolutions – no, not the usual lose weight and stop drinking alcohol (we all know we’ll give those up after three weeks of January blues), instead they look at cybersecurity resolutions that are easy for us all to stick to.

Whether it’s deleting old apps on your phone, or deciding to finally start using a password manager, Dave and Jeff walk through 11 practical tips that we can all stick to.

Dave and Jeff start the podcast discussing some mass surveillance and facial recognition over in the UK in an unmarked van – at least it didn’t say free candy.  From there, we head to a report on the importance of shopping safe online during the holidays.

They then look at the latest from the PewdiePie hacking saga, before heading to the current state of healthcare security and why you should care.  They finish talking about a bug in Super Smash Bros that is more comic relief than the sky is fallin

On this week’s edition of the Kaspersky Transatlantic Cable podcast, David and I talk about the one thing that everyone who works in any tech company loves – heading home for Christmas. Now there is nothing wrong with going to see family or friends, what we are bracing for, is the inevitable fact that like us, many of you will be asked to be the defacto IT guy at at least one relative’s home over the next few days and weeks.

For this special edition of the Kaspersky Lab Transatlantic Cable podcast, I sit down with Vicente Diaz, the deputy director for Europe on our Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT), and discuss the topics of recent webinars and research from the team.

We take a spin through the APT activity of 2018 before dusting off the crystal ball and looking ahead to what 2019 may hold for the threat landscape.