Secure Coding Practices – Application Security Weekly #28

After arriving back from Black Hat and DEF CON 2018, Doug joins Keith to share some of his stories about attending the world famous security conferences. They discuss, secure coding practices. Full Show Notes Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.c… Continue reading Secure Coding Practices – Application Security Weekly #28→

Resources, Bugs, Breaches, and Learning Tools – Application Security Weekly #27

Hardware-based Root of Trust, Small Trusted Computing Base, React v16.4.2, GitHub shows best practices for account security and recoverability, and the cost of JavaScript, and Food for Thought! Full Show NotesFollow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.c… Continue reading Resources, Bugs, Breaches, and Learning Tools – Application Security Weekly #27→

PXE Boot Attacks – Tradecraft Security Weekly #27

Network administrators often utilize Pre-boot Execution Environment (PXE) to rapidly deploy new systems on a network easily. Golden system images can be created with all the software and settings already in place for new systems. In this episode of Tra… Continue reading PXE Boot Attacks – Tradecraft Security Weekly #27→

Galen Hunt, Microsoft – Application Security Weekly #27

Galen founded and lead the team building the Azure Sphere, announced at RSA Conference 2018. Our goal is to make IoT safe for society. Azure Sphere provides an end-to-end solution that enables any device manufacturer to create highly-secured devices; d… Continue reading Galen Hunt, Microsoft – Application Security Weekly #27→

Yale University, Spam’s Revival, and SDR – Paul’s Security Weekly #570

Reddit breached after hackers bypass 2FA, Yale University discloses old school data breach, and 5 steps to fight unauthorized cryptomining. All that and more, here on security weekly! Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel
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Katie Stebbins, UMASS – Business Security Weekly #95

Katie Stebbins is the Vice President for economic development for the University of Massachusetts, a five-campus, 75,000-student public research university system. She serves as a liaison to the business community, establishing and growing research and… Continue reading Katie Stebbins, UMASS – Business Security Weekly #95→

Eric Bednash, RackTop – Business Security Weekly #95

Eric Bednash is the CEO and co-founder of RackTop Systems. He has spent the past 19 years as an innovator and entrepreneur, designing products and solutions to solve challenging Extreme Data problems. He has co-founded prior companies focused on delive… Continue reading Eric Bednash, RackTop – Business Security Weekly #95→

Larry Pesce, Getting Started with FL2k – Paul’s Security Weekly #570

An introduction to FL2K: Software Defined Radio is all the rage for detecting unknown signals and transmitters. We’ll show you how to set up and use a surreptitious transmitter to start your journey. Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel
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Joshua Abraham, Praetorian – Paul’s Security Weekly #570

Josh is a key member of the technical execution team. In this capacity, he is responsible for leading, directing, and executing client-facing engagements that include Praetorian’s tactical and strategic service offerings. Full Show Notes Subscribe to Y… Continue reading Joshua Abraham, Praetorian – Paul’s Security Weekly #570→

Oracle, FireEye, & Mimecast – Enterprise Security Weekly #101

This week, Endace and Ixia partner to secure and monitor networks, Oracle brings autonomous security to identity with Trust Fabric, NetSpectre attack could enable remote CPU exploitation, FireEye boosts endpoint security with MalwareGuard Machine Learn… Continue reading Oracle, FireEye, & Mimecast – Enterprise Security Weekly #101→