Adventures in Security
Summary: A weekly information security podcast exploring challenges common to business managers. Additional podcast episodes are available at AdventuresinSecurity.com.
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- Artist: Tom Olzak
- Copyright: ℗ & © 2006 Erudio Security, LLC
Podcasts:
Finding and dealing with rogue employees, crack WEP in less than 60 seconds, rainbow table LM password cracking, a really naive 419 scam victim, and tips on interviewing insider suspects.
SOX Television, an inexpensive file encryption utility, and using TPM, Bitlocker, and Active Directory to secure laptop data.
Security enhancements in XP SP3, review of native data encryption, properly classifying security tests, Swiss move quantum cryptography into production, and DHS releases IT Security Essential Body of Knowledge.
Information Security is about protecting the data,desktop application virtualization and application streaming
Inexpensive lockable USB memory stick, risk management, large Web sites expose authentication tokens, phishing undercover, and attaining network-wide visibility.
Another government security foul-up, BlueFur Anti-phishing solution, Interpol security checklist, cracking a protected BIOS, and finding "hidden" data.
MOICE Office 2003 security plug-in, source routing infests IPv6, the continuing risk of removable storage, preparing for electronic evidence acquisition, preventing data leakage through swap and hibernation files.
Cisco NAC defaults create vulnerability, Vista may be no more secure than XP, Securing and initial processing of a crime scene.
Wireless RFID encryption, CarderIM, Banker Trojans, Cisco NAC vulnerabilities, data encryption, and NetBIOS challenges.
Losing the war with malware, Xbox support team is a hole in the dyke, College campuses are wide open, External pen tests, Software assurance, and Protecting your laptop from ad hoc wireless networks.
Bot driven spam, discretionary faxing, quantum leaps, Oracle security, 7 habits of effective security leaders, pros and cons of risk management
Vendor bullying, AV software evaluation, Fuzzing, new SPP issue, kernel malware, and data protection
Key carrying photons, VoIP vulnerabilities, outsourcing security, memory debugging, Exchange DST woes, and hypervisor-based virtual server security
iPods as criminal tools, users are not stupid, AJAX vulnerability monitoring, dangers of pirated software, and risk management
Commentary on iPods in business, security as a process, and how some programming teams are stepping up to meet security challenges.
