InSecurity

This week on Insecurity, Matt Stephenson has a chat with BlackBerry Cylance Chief Evangelist Brian Robison about the scourge of Mobile Malware and how the threats that come from attacking mobile devices are different… and thus require a different mindset when it comes to securing those devices and your network.

Working from an essay by Malcolm Harkins and the BlackBerry Cylance Threat Intelligence Team, Matt Stephenson is going to take a look at Artificial Intelligence and a myriad of its ethical implications on industry and society as well as the roll the humanity must play.

This week on Insecurity, Matt Stephenson gets the rare chance for a raw one on one conversation with BlackBerry Cylance Chief Operating Officer David Castignola, an industry veteran who lived through the RSA breach and has been on both sides of big acquistions. People have questions on who the BlackBerry Cylance integration is going… we have some answers.

This week on Insecurity, Taylor Lehmann returns as the newly minted CISO at athenahealth. Matt Stephenson asks Taylor about what is involved as an outgoing and incoming CISO in healthcare. They also chat about what happens when a CISO goes from managing 10,000+ patients to 100 MILLION+ patients. No pressure right?

is there any better time of year to go to Las Vegas than early August?!? We’re totally kidding… It’s hot and this year there was a plague of locusts! It is also the time of year when people from all walks of the Cybersecurity world gather to learn, teach & connect. BSidesLV, Black Hat, DEFCON or other events too cool to be on the radar... odds are, you are standing in line next to someone who knows how to either protect or break into a network. We spoke with some of those folks...

This week on InSecurity, Matt Stephenson speaks with University of Florida Computer Science Major Lee Deffebach and BlackBerry Cylance VP of Sales Engineering Rich Thompson. One of them has witnessed the evolution of IT and cybersecurity from the front lines of a 25 year career. The other offers the perspective of someone born and raised in the digital/internet/mobile era. Where do the agree? Where do they diverge? What can they learn from each other? Tune in and find out

This week on InSecurity, Matt Stephenson speaks with BlackBerry Cylance Data Scientist Michael Slawinski and Sales Engineer Josh Fu on their Black Hat presentation discussing Adversarial Machine Learning. They predict that the next frontier for ML will be towards identification and authentication. The application of malicious intent to technology is a lot closer than we think.

This week on InSecurity Matt Stephenson speaks with Red Teamer Matt Maley and Threat Researchers Kevin Livelli and Jon Gross about what is happening in the world of Penentration Testing. We dive into the curious case of The Poseidon Saga and bicker about the blurred line between pen-testing and straight criminal behaviour. Can the laws keep up with Cybersecurity’s most clever talent? Tune in and find out!

This week on InSecurity Matt Stephenson speaks with Todd Carmichael about a life long, globe spanning journey that includes trekking across Antarctica, a hand-restored sailboat, all 7 continents, a hand made, blown glass bong that revolutionized the coffee industry, helping to rebuild Haitian coffee farms and how he hacked the coffee industry because “America deserves a better cup of coffee.”

In this episode of the InSecurity Podcast, Matt Stephenson welcomes ICIT Executive Director Parham Eftekhari for a chat about what is happening in Washington when it comes to American policies on Cybersecurity. We take a look at the key pillars of Technology, Budget, Lobbying/Partisan politics and Legislation. Wanna drain the swamp? Take a listen first.

Volume III of the InSecurity Podcast Mixtape features CEOs, legendary technology journalists, and some of the key players in the world of cybersecurity talking about what expected out of Hacker Summer Camp 2018. Kick back and enjoy the perspectives this group of experts has to offer on the present state and future of cybersecurity

In this week’s episode of InSecurity, Matt Stephenson welcomes Clint Watts back to InSecurity. This week, we dig into Advanced Persistent Manipulators. Like their technology cousin Advanced Persistent Threats, APMs are hard to quantify, harder to understand and ever more difficult to stop. With governments all over the world in a state of perpetual campaign mode and candidates running their own Troll farms, do we even know what to prepare for? Tune in and find out!

In todays’ special San Diego Comicon episode of InSecurity, Matt Stephenson welcomes Sifu Mimi Chan and Sifu Hiep Dang to talk about a very different kind of hack. Kung Fu has been hacking Western culture for nearly 50 years. Cosplay has been hacking culture for nearly as long. It’s time the two got together. That’s exactly what is happening at SDCC. Find out more on this week’s InSecurity!

In this week’s episode of InSecurity, Matt Stephenson proudly welcomes in Chuck Brooks for a look into his crystal ball to see what the future may hold for the world of technology and, by definition, cybersecurity. We look at AI, automation, IoT, Quantum Computing and even Ray Kurzweil’s thoughts on what is to come. Want to get weird? This week’s episode is for you.

In this week’s episode of InSecurity, Matt Stephenson chats with Cheryl Biswas on why the time was right to co-create The Diana Initiative. Now, 4 years later, Diana has a new home and is key part of that stretch of August where the cybersecurity world convenes in Las Vegas to figure out how to save the world. Their mission is to encourage diversity and support women who want to pursue careers in information security, promote diverse and supportive workplaces, and help change workplace cultures.