Stephen Gates on the growing risks posed by malicious bots
The O’Reilly Podcast: Protecting your organization against current and future threats.
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Gary Sloper on the evolving role of DNS in building resilient infrastructure
The O’Reilly Podcast: Modern day DNS for hybrid cloud, intelligent traffic steering, and DevOps.
Rich Smith on redefining success for security teams and managing security culture
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: The objectives of agile application security and the vital need for organizations to build functional security culture.
Christie Terrill on building a high-caliber security program in 90 days
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: Aligning security objectives with business objectives, and how to approach evaluation and development of a security program.
Susan Sons on building security from first principles
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: Recruiting and building future open source maintainers, how speed and security aren’t mutually exclusive, and identifying and defining first principles for security.
Charles Givre on the impetus for training all security teams in basic data science
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: The growing role of data science in security, data literacy outside the technical realm, and practical applications of machine learning.
Harnessing the power of conversational interfaces in security
The case for chatbots in the modern security operations center.
Andrea Limbago on the effects of security’s branding problem
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: The multidiscliplinary nature of defense, making security accessible, and how the current perception of security professionals hinders innovation and hiring.
Window Snyder on the indispensable human element in securing your environment
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: Why tools aren’t always the answer to security problems and the oft overlooked impact of user frustration and fatigue.
Recognizing and evaluating scientific claims in security
Five questions for Josiah Dykstra on techniques to expose and invalidate misleading claims.
Chris Wysopal on a shared responsibility model for developers and defenders
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: Shifting secure code responsibility to developers, building secure software quickly, and the importance of changing processes.
Scott Roberts on intelligence-driven incident response
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: The open-ended nature of incident response, and how threat intelligence and incident response are two pieces of one process.
Improving security through data analysis and visualizations
Five questions for Charles Givre on building effective security analytics programs.
Jack Daniel on building community and historical context in InfoSec
The O'Reilly Security Podcast: The role of community, the proliferation of BSides and other InfoSec community events, and celebrating our heroes and heroines.
Announcing the Rebecca Bace Pioneer Award for Defensive Security
Carrying on Becky Bace’s legacy of encouraging and celebrating defenders.
Jay Jacobs on data analytics and security
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: The prevalence of convenient data, first steps toward a security data analytics program, and effective data visualization.
Katie Moussouris on how organizations should and shouldn’t respond to reported vulnerabilities
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: Why legal responses to bug reports are an unhealthy reflex, thinking through first steps for a vulnerability disclosure policy, and the value of learning by doing.
Alex Pinto on the intersection of threat hunting and automation
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: Threat hunting’s role in improving security posture, measuring threat hunting success, and the potential for automating threat hunting for the sake of efficiency and consistency.
Amanda Berlin on defensive security fundamentals
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: How to approach asset management, improve user education, and strengthen your organization’s defensive security with limited time and resources.
Kimber Dowsett on developing and maturing a vulnerability disclosure program
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: Key preparation before implementing a vulnerability disclosure policy, the crucial role of setting scope, and the benefits of collaborative relationships.
Kelly Shortridge on overcoming common missteps affecting security decision-making
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: How adversarial posture affects decision-making, how decision trees can build more dynamic defenses, and the imperative role of UX in security.
Dave Lewis on the tenacity of solvable security problems
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: Compounding security technical debt, the importance of security hygiene, and how the speed of innovation reintroduces vulnerabilities.
Parvez Ahammad on applying machine learning to security
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: Scaling machine learning for security, the evolving nature of security data, and how adversaries can use machine learning against us.
5 trends in defensive security for 2017
From disclosure to machine learning to IoT, here are the security trends to watch in the months ahead.
Strengthening defenses against human-centric vulnerabilities
Five questions for Andrea Limbago: Insights on how social science can improve an organization’s security strategy.
Achieving security and speed
The O’Reilly Podcast: Nathan Moore discusses caching, CDNs, and scaling front end security and performance.
Making the most of your IOC data
Five questions for Alex Pinto: Data-science techniques for incorporating indicators of compromise into your threat intelligence strategy.
Disaster preparedness for security professionals
Five questions for Desiree Matel-Anderson: Insights on FIT’s three-step methodology for maneuvering through cybersecurity emergencies.
Breaking the security status quo: Let’s make security easy(er)
As the dust settles on last week's DDoS attack, it’s time to ask—and act on—the question of “Now what?”
How the EU’s GDPR affects all of us
Five questions for Chiara Rustici: Insights on the global impact of the new General Data Protection Regulation, and how to get started with implementation.
The economics of security
Five questions for Fernando Montenegro: Insights on how to apply economic theory to solve security challenges and improve an organization’s overall security posture.
Securing your multi-tenant CI/CD platform
5 questions for Binu Ramakrishnan: Insights on the threats of centralized multi-tenant CI/CD environments, common protection methods, and tips for improved security.
Meeting the ransomware challenge
5 Questions for Timothy Gallo and Allan Liska: Insights on common ransomware delivery methods and how to find balance between minimizing attack risks and maximizing productivity.