Lenny Zeltser and Eddy Bobritsky, Minerva Labs – Enterprise Security Weekly #88

Cyber and Information Security Expert with 13+ years of experience. After 7 years in different cyber units at the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), Eddy was self-employed, senior consultant for the defense and finance industries, leading country level cybe… Continue reading Lenny Zeltser and Eddy Bobritsky, Minerva Labs – Enterprise Security Weekly #88→

Ron Gula, Gula Tech Adventures – Business Security Weekly #82

Serial Cyber Security Entrepreneur, Ron Gula Founded Tenable Network Security and Network Security Wizards. Ron has 15+ years experience as CEO in cyber security industry. He joins Michael and Paul this week for an interview! Full Show NotesVisit http:… Continue reading Ron Gula, Gula Tech Adventures – Business Security Weekly #82→

Tracking Security Innovation – Business Security Weekly #82

In the NYC enterprise startup scene, security is job one, In the wake of RSA, Value Prop Scorecard; An Invitation to Engage, and more on this episode on Business Security Weekly! In the NYC enterprise startup scene, security is job one https://techcrun… Continue reading Tracking Security Innovation – Business Security Weekly #82→

Article Discussion on Leadership, Communication, and Innovation – Business Security Weekly #82

In the Article Discussion on Leadership, Communication, and Innovation, Michael and Paul discuss 4 ways to improve your content marketing, to everyone who asks for ‘Just A Little’ of your time: Here’s what it costs to say yes, why you… Continue reading Article Discussion on Leadership, Communication, and Innovation – Business Security Weekly #82→

Windows, Nintendo, and LinkedIN – Hack Naked News #170

This week, Apple and issues of trust, LinkedIN leaks, spending money on ransomware, dead fingerprints, mysterious medical hacks, and hacking the Nintendo switch with no patches even possible? Jason Wood from Paladin Security joins us for expert comment… Continue reading Windows, Nintendo, and LinkedIN – Hack Naked News #170→

Drupal, Microsoft, & NSA – Paul’s Security Weekly #556

In the news, Microsoft built its own custom Linux OS to secure IoT devices, another critical flaw found in Drupal CorePatch your sites immediately, Facebook plans to build its own chips for hardware devices, NSA reveals how it beats 0-days, and more on… Continue reading Drupal, Microsoft, & NSA – Paul’s Security Weekly #556→

Long Live Penetration Testing – Paul’s Security Weekly #556

We’ve spent time defining the value of penetration testing, how we can do them better and how organizations can make the most out of this activity. The question today is, “Do we still need penetration tests?”. If you are conducting pe… Continue reading Long Live Penetration Testing – Paul’s Security Weekly #556→

Tracking Security Innovation – Business Security Weekly #81

Carbon Black files for IPO (worth $100M?), Bomgar acquired by Francisco Partners for undisclosed, SecDo acquired by Palo Alto Networks for undisclosed, SpyCloud raised $5M Series A, and more on this episode on Business Security Weekly! Carbon Black fil… Continue reading Tracking Security Innovation – Business Security Weekly #81→

Adrian Sanabria, Savage Security – Paul’s Security Weekly #556

Adrian is the Research Director and Co-Founder of Savage Security. He spent a decade building security programs and defending large financial firms. He also spent many years as a consultant, performing penetration tests, PCI audits and other security-r… Continue reading Adrian Sanabria, Savage Security – Paul’s Security Weekly #556→

Attorney-Client Privilege & Security – Business Security Weekly #81

Shawn Tuma sticks around to sort the good advice from the misinformation surrounding attorney-client privilege in security. What is attorney-client privilege and why is it interesting to security leaders? Where it make work? What doesn’t work? Fu… Continue reading Attorney-Client Privilege & Security – Business Security Weekly #81→