Podcasts about ams ix

AI vs. Human Pentesting: Who Wins?What happens when you try to automate something that's part science, part art? In an industry rushing to adopt AI for everything from detection to response, the real question is: can a machine truly replace the craft of a human pentester?In this episode of Threat Talks, host Lieuwe Jan Koning is joined by Melanie Rieback, co-founder and CEO of Radically Open Security, and Luca Cipriano, a red teamer and threat intel specialist. Together, they dig into what makes great pentesting work.Melanie explains why her company donates 90% of profits to open source and operates with a not-for-profit model, and how that connects with their mission to support NGOs and civil society groups. Together, she and Luca share their hands-on experience with pentesting and why creativity, gut instinct, and lateral thinking are still crucial in ethical hacking.They discuss:

PLCs with default passwords. Devices searchable online. Siloed asset inventories. These OT challenges are common, but they're also fixable. In this episode of Threat Talks, host Lieuwe Jan Koning sits down with Venable's Caitlin Clarke and Schneider Electric's Patrick Ford to discuss why the OT side of your business deserves the same focus and attention as IT. From default passwords to exposed PLCs, they show how these ‘tech risks' span beyond just OT and IT. They discuss:✅ How to replace "default" thinking on OT security

⏳ What happens when time goeswrong? Time synchronizationis an overlooked but essential part of cybersecurity. A few microseconds ofdrift can lead to failed transactions, inaccurate forensic logs, or evensecurity breaches. In this episode of ThreatTalks, host Rob Maas (Field CTO, ON2IT) and guest Jan van Boesschoten(Innovation Manager, AMS-IX) discuss: ·      How does time impact cybersecurity, and whathappens when it drifts?·      Why is NTP no longer sufficient for high-speeddigital transactions?·      How does Precision Time Protocol (PTP) providemicrosecond accuracy (and why does that matter)?·      Could time manipulation be an attack vector,and how do organizations mitigate this risk? From financialtransactions to forensic log analysis, knowing exactly when an eventoccurs can make or break an organization's security posture.

Cybersecurity shouldn't always be about playing defense – it can also be about disrupting attackers before they succeed. In this Deep Dive, host Lieuwe Jan Koning and cybersecurity expert Rick Howard break down the Intrusion Kill Chain and the strategic shift it introduced in the world of cybersecurity.  How does the Intrusion Kill Chain flip the script on cyberattacks?The 250 active adversary campaigns that security teams must trackHow MITRE ATT&CK and the Diamond Model strengthen modern defense strategiesWhy global governments and intelligence agencies aren't doing more to share cyber threat intelligence Despite decades of talk about intelligence sharing, most information is still exchanged manually, often via spreadsheets. As Howard points out, a true global threat-sharing framework could give defenders the upper hand. Don't miss this deep dive into adversary strategies and what they mean for the future of cybersecurity.

I think, therefore I am, is René Descartes'first principle. But how does that relate to cybersecurity?  In this episode of Threat Talks, hostLieuwe Jan Koning is joined by Rick Howard – former Commander of the US Army'sComputer Emergency Response Team and former CSO of Palo Alto Networks – todiscuss the first principle of cybersecurity.  ❓What's the difference between cybersecurity strategy and tactics?❓How come some random geezers are better at cybersecurity forecastingthan industry pros?❓Is resilience the ultimate cybersecurity strategy?❓Why does Rick Howard think Zero Trust is a passive strategy?   And for the book lovers amongst us – over500 cybersecurity books are published each year. Wanna know which are worthyour time?  Rick Howard's Cybersecurity Canon has gotyou covered: https://icdt.osu.edu/about-cybersecurity-canon

Quantum computing promises unprecedented computational power, but it also threatens the encryption standards we trust today.In this episode of Threat Talks, Jeroen Scheerder from ON2IT delves into post-quantum cryptography and answers key questions:What is Quantum Computing?Why does it challenge RSA and other encryption standards?What is Q-Day, and when will it happen?How can companies prepare for the post-quantum era?

Ever wondered what it's like to see cybersecurity through a hacker's eyes? In this episode of Threat Talks, Lieuwe Jan Koning talks with Tom van der Wiele, ethical hacker and founder of Hacker Minded, about how cybercriminals operate and how businesses can defend themselves.

Salt Typhoon: Inside the Coordinated Breach of Nine Telecom Providers A sweeping cyberattack, known as Salt Typhoon, has exposed the vulnerabilities of nine major telcos, leaving sensitive communications and surveillance data in the hands of attackers. How did this happen, and what lessons can we learn? In this Threat Talks Deep Dive, host Lieuwe Jan Koning teams up with ON2IT's Rob Maas (Field CTO) and Jeroen Scheerder (Security Researcher) to dissect every aspect of this high-profile breach.

ONCD: The Cyber Catalyst with Davis Hake How can governments lead the charge in global cybersecurity efforts? In this compelling episode of Threat Talks, host Lieuwe Jan Koning sits down with returning guest Davis Hake, cybersecurity expert and advisor, to explore the critical role governments play in the cyber landscape.

2025: The Year of AI and Cybersecurity Evolution Kick off 2025 with the latest insights from Threat Talks! In this episode, host Lieuwe Jan Koning sits down with Peter van Burgel, CEO of AMS-IX, to discuss how AI and cybersecurity are reshaping the landscape this year.

Imagine the names, job functions, email addresses and phone numbers of police officers, DAs, and even critical key witnesses being hacked and leaked to the public. This isn't the opening to some spy novel – it's what actually happened when the Dutch Law Enforcement suffered a serious data breach in September of this year. Initially reported as a breach ‘only' involving personal data of 65.000 law enforcement employees, it later became clear that much more data was leaked - and not just data from law enforcement personnel. In this Deep Dive, host Lieuwe Jan Koning, Security Expert Jeroen Scheerder and Field CTO Rob Maas take an in-depth look at how this breach unfolded, the poor security track record of the software that was used and what the Dutch Law Enforcement could've done better when it comes to handling the publicity of a data breach.

⏰ How much time would you spend on executing the perfect hack? ⏰   The user going by the name of ‘JIAT75' spent almost three years infiltrating and contributing to a GitHub repo for one singular reason – access to release manager rights for the next XZ Utils update. In this episode of Threat Talks, host Lieuwe Jan Koning is joined by Thomas Manolis, Information Security Officer at AMS-IX, and Jeroen Scheerder, Security Specialist at ON2IT, to discuss this meticulously executed breach in the open-source community.   Using clever social engineering tactics, Jia Tan (JIAT75) built a credible reputation within said community, gaining trust and access to introduce malicious code undetected. The breach was only discovered by chance when Andres Freund, an engineer at Microsoft, traced unusual system latency back to XZ Utils and uncovered the backdoor.   What exactly happened? How lucky did we get with Freund discovering the backdoor? And how do we know that something like this hasn't happened before?

☠️ CrowdStrike: 8.5 million blue screens of death ☠️ Did you know that last July's CrowdStrike outage led to closed airports, inaccessible bank accounts and hospitals that were only delivering emergency care that did not require any computers?   In this Threat Talk, Lieuwe Jan Koning is joined by Rob Maas and Jeroen Scheerder as they discuss the CrowdStrike outage and, more importantly, what could have been done to prevent such an impactful event from happening in the first place.   What exactly are the inherent risks of automatic updates? And can they be set up in such a way that what happened with CrowdStrike won't happen again?

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Compliance doesn't always mean security. In this episode of Threat Talks, we dive deep into the critical operational gap between being compliant and being secure. Host Lieuwe Jan Koning, along with ON2IT's CISO Tim Timmermans and Pieter de Lange, CISO at Transdev, discuss how organizations can bridge this gap to not just tick boxes but to truly protect themselves from cyber threats. Learn the essential strategies that go beyond compliance and ensure robust security measures. Don't miss this insightful discussion that could redefine your approach to cybersecurity! #compliancemanagement #cybersecurityexperts #threattalks ===

Have you ever wondered how a simple game app could lead to your bank account being emptied? In this deep dive of Threat Talks, Lieuwe Jan Koning dives into the sinister world of Vultur Android malware. Joined by experts Rob Maas and Luca Cipriano, they unravel the mechanics of this malicious threat and discuss practical steps to safeguard your devices. Tune in to learn how to protect yourself from these covert cyber threats and stay one step ahead of hackers.

Understanding Reflection Attacks: A Simple Yet Powerful DOS Method.

Threat Talks was born from a collaboration between ON2IT, a global leader in Zero Trust cybersecurity, and AMS-IX, one of the world's largest internet exchange providers. Leveraging our combined expertise and extensive networks, we offer a unique platform where the brightest minds in cybersecurity converge to share their stories, insights, and predictions. Presenting - Lieuwe Jan Koning - Co-Founder and CTO, ON2IT - Peter van Burgel - CEO, AMS-IX - Luca Cipriano - Threat Intel Specialist, ON2IT

In this episode of the Digital Digest we roundup the biggest stories of the week from tax wrangles in PNG to a series of new exchanges in the GCC. Saf brings us the details of Digital 9's latest acquisition in Ireland and a round-up of recent deals. Natalie has updates on the rapidly expanding connectivity landscape of the Middle East, where this week Zain's wholesale subsidiary launched the J2M subsea cable and AMS-IX has said it will co-develop six new exchanges across the GCC. Heading back to the Pacific, Alan covers the news that Digicel is facing a tax wrangle in PNG as it sells its Pacific operations to Telstra. This week we are joined by Raluca Cousson-Postoarca, head of innovation at Orange Business Services. Raluca talks to Natalie about enterprise advances and gender diversity at the now female-led telco. Season 4, episode 13 is presented by editor Melanie Mingas and edited by Richard Cosgrove. The episode features editor-at-large Alan Burkitt-Gray, deputy editor Natalie Bannerman and reporter Saf Malik. Keep up with all the latest from our magazines, news and events over at Capacitymedia.com and don't forget to register for International Telecoms Weekand Subsea World.

On todays episode of the Route to Networking podcast, James Dean had the pleasure of being joined by Ruben Van Den Brink, the Chief Technology Officer at AMS-IX.You can connect with Ruben on LinkedIn via: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ruben-van-den-brink/

Nederland is al sinds de start van het internet de "gateway tot Europa". Nederland werd als eerste Europese land verbonden met de Verenigde Staten. De Amsterdam Internet Exchange is één van de grootste exchanges ter wereld, de vraag is alleen hoelang nog?  In Nederland zitten datacenters in het verdomhoekje en de bouw van nieuwe datacenters is onmogelijk geworden doordat onze stroomnetten vol zitten. Een oplossing laat nog vijf jaar op zich wachten, terwijl andere Europese landen niet kunnen wachten het stokje van Nederland over te nemen. Vanuit de AMS-IX lopen veel goede verbindingen naar andere Europese landen en steden. Dat maakt Nederland een aantrekkelijk land om je infrastructuur te plaatsen want het biedt de zogenaamde "gateway tot Europa". Nederland kent dan ook een groot aantal datacenters, veel  grote IT-bedrijven en cloudproviders zijn actief in Nederland.  Dat hebben we te danken aan die goede infrastructuur en connectiviteit. Indirect zorgt het ook voor economische groei en werkgelegenheid, al dragen ook andere bijkomstigheden daaraan bij. De positie van Nederland als "gateway tot Europa" staat echter onder druk. Er is steeds meer kritiek op nieuwe datacenters, vaak niet terecht. Daarnaast piept en kraakt ons stroomnet. Nederland heeft ervoor gekozen om de stroomnetten te privatiseren, met als gevolg dat er onvoldoende is geïnvesteerd in het opschalen van de stroomnetten zodat er meer capaciteit beschikbaar is. Door alle groene ambities zijn de stroomnetten nu overbelast en kunnen er de komende vijf jaar in veel provincies geen zonneparken, windmolens of datacenters worden aangesloten. Andere Europese landen zitten op het vinkentouw en nemen de positie van Nederland als gateway van Europa graag over. Meer hierover in deze Techzine Talks. 

Door een technische fout tijdens de opname hebben we geen losse geluidssporen van hoge kwaliteit voor deze aflevering, maar slechts een gecombineerd spoor met compressie. Daardoor is de kwaliteit helaas niet zoals normaal en zit er meer volumeverschil tussen de sprekers dan de bedoeling is. 0:00      Intro 0:20      Opening 1:06      Wear OS en de aankomende Samsung-smartwatch 14:55    De AMS-IX treedt buiten zijn oevers 23:59    Doom Eternal met DLSS en raytracing 32:51    Vijf jaar lang updates voor de Pixel 6? 38:30    Projectoren versus televisies 57:21    Sneakpeek See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the latest episode of the Digital Centre’s podcast series, host Omer Wilson talks with both AMS-IX’s CEO Peter van Burgel and Digital Realty’s Managing Director for Asia Pacific Mark Smith on how the digital behaviour has changed since the beginning of the global pandemic and what that means for the future of internet exchanges, data centres and the digital ecosystem. Peter and Mark share their insights around the increase in traffic, the digital behaviour changes that are here to stay and the ones that will revert to their pre-pandemic dimensions. They also touch on how productivity has increased and how important it is to think about sustainability and doing things virtually vs physically. Mark and Peter also discuss what is next for data centres and internet exchanges in light of the explosion of technology and what the impact of 5G, Iot and AI will be for both industries. They touch on why the data centre, connectivity and energy industries are becoming more and more intertwined and dependant on each other and what are some of the cybersecurity concerns that need to be considered in the future. Data Centre 4.0: The future of the Digital Ecosystem In this podcast series from Digital Centre, Data Centre Leader expert and APAC-based Marketer, Omer Wilson will be in conversation with Technology and Industry Experts on the future of the data centre. Today’s tech-fuelled transformation era is putting traditional data centres under unprecedented pressure. This pressure is coming from businesses, users and consumers – from every physical, virtual and cloud-centric angle. What does the future hold for the data centre? Subscribe to our newsletter to be notified of episodes as they come out hbspt.forms.create({ portalId: "495642", formId: "45860c48-a146-4a35-bf1a-e1b5849dfb62" });

Peter van Burgel, CEO of AMS-IX, joins JSA TV and ITW 2020 to share how the company is navigating challenging times since COVID-19 with resourcefulness and flexibility to accommodate the surge in traffic online. He discusses how connectivity and investing in our networks are critical. AMS-IX's newest service is proving to be a key innovator in handling the increased traffic volumes. Watch the video to learn more and visit www.ams-ix.net/ams.SUBSCRIBE to JaymieScottoTV for the latest Telecom News: https://www.youtube.com/JaymieScottoTV HOMEPAGE: http://www.jsa.net LIKE JaymieScottoTV on FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/JaymieScotto... FOLLOW JaymieScottoTV on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/jsatv

AMS-IX heeft het dataverkeer overdag in een week tijd met twaalf procent zien stijgen, nu veel mensen niet op kantoor maar vanuit huis werken. Dat zegt het internationale dataknooppunt tegen BNR. Buiten kantoortijden steeg het dataverkeer met zes procent.

Remco van Mook is al zijn hele werkzame leven netwerknerd. Hij weet als baas van meerdere internetexchanges alles over netwerken, hij moet om die exchanges te laten groeien aantal netwerken, en hij vindt zijn werk zó leuk dat hij het ‘net werken’ noemt. Remco begon zijn cariere bij de NDIX en is inmiddels CEO en oprichter van Asteroid International. Als student aan de Universiteit Twente was hij al betrokken bij het pionieren met snelle internetverbinding en als enthousiast nerd screef hij mee aan een nieuw DHCP-protocol.Omdat Remco nog een jetlag had van de wereldreis die hij net achter de rug had heeft hij chauffeur en partner Miriam Schoon meegenomen en wij vonden dat een prima gelegenheid om haar ook een microfoon onder haar neus te dauwen. Miriam kun je kennen van de Angry Nerds podcast. Ze werkte eerder als Engineer voor onder meer DDS, Demon, RIPE, AMS-IX en de NPO en bewijst met haar TCP/IP T-shirt misschien wel de grootste nerd aan tafel te zijn.Oh ja en er is een nieuwe jingle

Nederland heeft een van de grootste en belangrijkste internetknooppunten ter wereld: AMS-IX, de Amsterdam Internet Exchange een bedrijf met de structuur van een vereniging.

Een piek in het internetverkeer, een piek in de totale capaciteit, steeds meer aangesloten netwerken... het Amsterdamse internetknooppunt AMS-IX breekt alle records! Technisch directeur Henk Steenman is te gast. Presentatie: Herbert Blankesteijn. Backup is Boris van de Ven van Gamekings.

Vanmorgen spraken Marie Beth en Misha bij Radio Swammerdam met Geert Lovink over de Digitale Stad en met Ariën Vijn over AMS-IX, het internetknooppunt van Amsterdam. Dit datacentrum in de Watergraafsmeer is een van de meest belangrijke dataknooppunten van Europa. Arien Vijn werkt bij de HvA en het datacentrum en legde ons uit over de Amsterdam Data Tower en de infrastructuur van het internet. Over het datacentrum bij Science Park maakte Mirjam en Marie-Beth onze eerste Swammerreportage waarbij ze zich tussen de zoemende computers en kabelkluwen begaven. Met Geert Lovink tenslotte spraken we over de ontstaansgeschiedenis van het internet en de Digitale Stad. Daarbij kwam ook de publieke functie en de privatisering van het internet ter sprake. Presentatie: Marie Beth van Egmond en Misha Melita Reportage: Mirjam van Zuidam Techniek: Froukje Waterbolk en Luuc Brans

De AMS-IX is één van de grootste internet exchanges van de wereld. Job Witteman is al vanaf de begindagen betrokken. In Top Names vertelt hij over de geschiedenis, principiële keuzes en de angst voor wet-en regelgeving.