ISACA Podcast

Many of our institutions were created before the internet and major shifts on the technology landscape introduced unforeseen risks, threats and opportunities. In this Off-stage and Off-script edition of the ISACA Podcast, Infosecurity-ISACA North America Expo and Conference keynote speaker Jamie Bartlett provides his perspective on how to course correct.

Enthusiasm for cybersecurity helps professionals stay motivated, and finding a network of like-minded professionals can be invigorating. Conferences can help cybersecurity professionals learn more and stay excited about cyber, but the amount of information gained from them can be overwhelming. In this Cyber Pros Exchange podcast, we discuss how you can make the most of a conference experience.

Data centers no longer look the same as they did years ago. More and more is being outsourced, and the involvement of third parties can create risk for organizations. In this podcast, we discuss the implications of an outsourced data center and what organizations can do to keep their data safe.

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As automation has taken hold, more and more jobs that people used to perform are now taken care of by machines. That means humans have more opportunities to innovate and pursue purpose-driven careers that are meaningful to them on a personal level. In this Offstage and Offscript edition of the ISACA Podcast, EuroCACS/CSX 2019 keynote speaker Jon Duschinsky discusses why people and organizations should be enthused about the new professional landscape.

Medical devices that are connected to the Internet can empower patients and help healthcare providers better monitor their patients’ health. But these connected devices also pose a great security risk as they collect personal health information. In this podcast, we discuss the risk and benefits of connected medical devices, the regulatory landscape surrounding Internet of Medical Things devices, and how to securely configure them.

The kitchen has become a testing ground for Internet-connected devices. While these devices can make cooking easier and more enjoyable, they present a security risk. In this podcast, we discuss the risk of IoT-connected devices and how you can leverage their benefits while remaining secure.

As a high school student, Kyla Guru already has started her own cybersecurity education program and helped launch a conference for high school girls interested in technology. In this SheLeadsTech Series edition of the ISACA Podcast, Guru talks about how she became so engaged, so quickly, in cybersecurity and championing girls and women in technology.

The Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) certification is ISACA's flagship certification and has played a major role in the organization's growth and global cachet over ISACA's 50-year history. In this 50th Anniversary Series edition of the ISACA Podcast, guest Thomas Phelps discusses how the CISA has remained relevant amid a dynamic and fast-changing technology landscape.

The role of IT auditors has changed as technology has changed. In this podcast, we discuss the role of IT audit and how IT audit can help strengthen information security and cybersecurity measures.

Many organizations view risk management as an unpleasant process that has to be done to meet regulatory requirements. But what if risk management were leveraged to add value to organizations and strengthen their security measures? In this podcast, we discuss how to use risk management to improve performance and add value.

A ransomware attack leveraging an unpatched vulnerability affected several government services for the city of Baltimore (Maryland, USA). In this podcast, we discuss how this ransomware attack occurred, the services it affected and lessons learned from this attack.

From mobile payments to the use of artificial intelligence to the introduction of new security risks, technology has had a profound impact on how the financial sector operates. In this 50th Anniversary Series episode of the ISACA Podcast, Ashley Holmes analyzes the past, present and future state of fintech. Holmes notes that banks and others in the financial services sector have to manage a balancing act in embracing innovation and automation while not alienating customers that still expect a certain level of human-to-human service and accessibility.

In an era of data overload, dealing with unstructured data poses distinct challenges to organizations. In this Off Stage and Off Script Series edition of the ISACA Podcast, North America CACS 2019 conference presenter George Khalil provides his perspective on which pitfalls should be avoided when it comes to managing unstructured data.

Most organizations know how to respond to malicious outsiders who may try to steal sensitive data. But what about the insider threat? In this podcast, we discuss ways to protect against the insider threat, and we use the example of a distillery to show the steps you can take to protect your data.