Podcasts about security predictions

Send us a textToday, we delve into the evolving landscape of cybersecurity with Ross Young, the CISO at Team8 and former CIA analyst. Ross brings his extensive experience in cybersecurity to discuss the impacts of AI on security practices, the dual role of AI as both protector and target, and the ethical implications of AI in cybersecurity.Here's what you'll learn:AI and Cybersecurity Dynamics: Explore how AI is reshaping the strategies and vulnerabilities in cybersecurity.AI as a Double-Edged Sword: Discussion on the paradox where AI both fortifies defenses and creates new vulnerabilities.Ethical Dilemmas in AI Use: Ross tackles the tough questions about bias and ethics in AI development and deployment in security contexts.Building Resilient Systems: Insights into developing systems that can anticipate and withstand AI-driven attacks.Future Trends in AI and Security: Predictions for the next big challenges and innovations at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity.Ross offers a vision for a future where cybersecurity and AI work hand in hand to enhance protection without compromising ethical standards or efficiency. We think you'll dig this one.Resources Mentioned:Team8's latest research on AI and cybersecurityConnect with Ross:LinkedInTeam8's site

Brad returns with Megan to talk 2025 predictions with former Unsecurity host Evan Francen and President of FRSecure, Oscar Minks. They discuss potential effects of new administration and AI.Don't forget: The show is available in audio-only form wherever you listen to podcasts! Please send any questions, comments, or feedback to unsecurity@protonmail.com.About FRSecurehttps://frsecure.com/FRSecure is a mission-driven information security consultancy headquartered in Minneapolis, MN. Our team of experts is constantly developing solutions and training to assist clients in improving the measurable fundamentals of their information security programs.These fundamentals are lacking in our industry, and while progress is being made, we can't do it alone. Whether you're wondering where to start, or looking for a team of experts to collaborate with you, we are ready to serve.

12.15.23 Ben Standig, The Athletic, on the Commanders bye week and how the team matches up against the Rams this weekend. Kevin and Denton debate the potential of Ron Rivera being fired after Sunday and what kind of performance it would take. The guys give their predictions. 

In the latest episode of Nerd Out Dave welcomes back his old Risk Roundtable partners as Jennifer Lyn Walker makes time way from her media tour to join Andy Jabbour on a special year-end review. Dave takes the gang through some of the security predictions for 2023 and determine if they hit the mark, were slightly off target, or missed the target. Then they looked at the top security news of the year ranging from ransomware to casino breaches and geopolitical events.

https://youtu.be/BHsow5qnmHw This week on the podcast we discuss our cybersecurity predictions for 2024. We'll cover each of the 6 predictions for the coming year including the trends behind them and how to protect your organization if they come true!

https://youtu.be/Eai8tYnU2I0 This week on the podcast, we look back to our 2023 security predictions and grade ourselves on how well we were able to see the future. We'll go through each of our 6 predictions, explain the trends that fueled them, and then provide either evidence that they came true or discuss reasons why they may not have yet.

What were the biggest cybersecurity trends of 2022, and which types of threats do experts predict we should prepare for in 2023? Dan Lohrmann, Field CISO with Presidio, returns to the 401 Access Denied Podcast to provide a consolidated perspective on all the trends from an eventful year. From the war in Ukraine to the rise in cyber mercenary attacks, hacktivism, cloud hacks, and deepfakes, we're welcoming 2023 with a careful review of all the most memorable topics! Read Dan's article on "The Top 23 Security Predictions for 2023" ~The Top 23 Security Predictions for 2023 Part 1  Follow us on Social!! ~Cybrary Twitter ~Delinea Twitter ~Instagram ~Facebook ~YouTube Jump-start you cybersecurity career today at Cybrary!

It's that time of year for us to discuss the WatchGuard Threat Lab's 2023 cyber security predictions! On this episode, we will cover the six predictions plus another two that didn't make the cut as well as some defensive strategies to try and help stop them from coming true.

This was a powerpoint presentation so I highly recommend you check out the video version of this here, and feel free to subscribe too! https://youtu.be/2GAwH48Wjzw

This year has seen several significant shifts within the security space. World events have left tensions high. This has been a stress-test for many security systems as bad actors take advantage of any cracks that have formed.   In this episode, Dave Trader, Field CISO at Presidio, and Dan Lohrmann, Field Chi ef Information Security Officer, share their insights into how the recent conflicts abroad have shaped global security. He also shares his predictions of how ransomware and cyber attacks may evolve in the last quarter of this year.   Join us as we discuss - Zero-trust authentication systems - An uptick in malicious DDoS events - Possible effects of an incoming recession   To hear more interviews like this one, subscribe to The Digital Decode Podcast on Apple Podcasts,Spotify, or your preferred podcast platform.  To look back on the 2022 predictions for cybersecurity, read The Top 22 Security Predictions for 2022.

Predicting the near future, especially in cloud security, can be fun and eye-opening. And that's exactly what we intend to do on this episode. Tis' the season for trends and predictions as we kick off the new year and we're going to cover our own list of top predictions today on Security on Cloud. We welcome Dr. Michael J Savoie the President and CEO of HyperGrowth Solutions, a company specializing in the integration of business and technology, and also as a Clinical Professor in the Ryan College of Business at the University of North Texas to discuss the trends and predictions in cloud security.

We've had another bumpy year in 2021. So, what's coming down the pike in 2022? And what impact will the ongoing information security challenges of today have on the world of tomorrow? In this episode, I answer those questions and more. Plus, I will assume the role of Nostradamus and make 8 information security predictions for 2022. To hear this episode, and many more like it, you can subscribe to The Virtual CISO Podcast here. If you don't use Apple Podcasts, you can find all our episodes here. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for The Virtual CISO Podcast in your favorite podcast player.

2021 was the year of ransomware and cyber security breaches were at an all time high. In the Episode we talk with Dan Lohrmann award-winning CISO and author about his article "The Top 22 Security Predictions for 2022." Dan's Book Co-Authored with Shamane Tan Cyber Mayday and the Day After: A Leader's Guide to Preparing, Managing, and Recovering from Inevitable Business Disruptions

Besides the hour plus discussion we had, we've got music too for the holiday. Hope you have a happy holiday season. No TSB next week unless something breaks, see you in 2022! Welcome to the Security Box, podcast 75. On this edition of the podcast, come with me as we do a little predicting for 2022 with a Trend Micro article titled Pushing Forward: Key Takeaways From Trend Micro's Security Predictions for 2022. We'll also have thoughts on recent news read, and its been decided that the full news notes segment will be no more in favor of topics that need discussion. This doesn't mean that we won't cover news, but we'll cover it a little differently. Topic Pushing Forward: Key Takeaways From Trend Micro's Security Predictions for 2022 Trend Micro

In this episode of the Arraya Insights Vodcast, our panel discusses the impact and early lessons from the Log4j vulnerability. They dive into risk management and responsibility, cloud security, tactics to defend against attacks, and more - then wrap up with cyber security predictions for 2022. Hosted by Scott Brion, Director, Cyber Security, this episode's panel includes Mike Piekarski (Enterprise Security Architect) and Keith Wood (Cyber Security Consultant).

As we move in to the end of the year it's time for us to discuss WatchGuard Threat Lab's 2022 cybersecurity predictions. While many of our predictions tend to come off as extreme, they're all grounded in the trends that we've been following and what we expect to see continue into the coming year. If you haven't checked out the predictions in full, you can view them on watchguard.com/predictions

Its getting to be the end of the year which means its time to take a look back at WatchGuard Threat Lab's 2021 security predictions and give ourselves a grading on how well we did! On this episode, we'll go through our 8 predictions for 2021, recap the trends that fueled them, and discuss either the events that occurred or failed to come true.

The global market for cybersecurity software is predicted to grow from $183.2 billion in 2019 to $230 billion in 2021, attaining a 12% CAGR in the forecast period.

Dig into the trends, topics and top risks facing the healthcare security sector with the Scope Security team.

We're serving up holiday spirit by the bucket load this week for our Christmas Special.  Join the gang and special guest-host, Troy Hunt, as they dissect what an Australian Christmas looks like. Spoiler alert!

Was wird 2021 in der IT-Sicherheit wichtig werden? Wir haben einmal den Blick in die Kristallkugel gewagt. 00:00 – Intro 01:22 – Rückblick 2020 04:30 – Aktuelle Fälle und Predicitions 06:05 – Investitionen in IT-Sicherheit? 09:25 – Next-Gen Malware 13:36 – Wie wichtig sind IT-Sicherheitbudgets in Unternehmen? 18:35 – Outro --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tekkie-table/message

After a year that no one could have predicted, what should IT security leaders expect to see as the world moves toward 2021? 2020 forced dramatic shifts and quick changes - those that were able to adapt accordingly set up their enterprises and security teams for better protection. Those that lagged found themselves in a state of vulnerability, uncertainty, and overwhelming concerns. However, if equipped with the right security forecast and insights, IT security leaders can get ahead of preparations and gain a more positive outlook in the new year. Join Chris Kubic, Fidelis Cybersecurity CISO (former CISO of NSA), as he shares his thoughts on cybersecurity trends for 2021, including what he sees as: • The biggest impacts to the IT security industry in 2021 • The greatest cyber threats in the coming year and which will cause the greatest harm • The security solutions that will be most critical to combating these cyber threats Listen in and walk away from the podcast with a better understanding of how you can prepare your enterprise and security teams for 2021.

This week on the podcast, we jump in to WatchGuard Threat Lab's 2021 security predictions. From automated spear phishing to booby-trapped electric vehicle chargers, we'll discuss each of the 8 predictions we made and why we made them. You can read about the predictions in full at watchguard.com/predictions.

Psst. Don’t tell Rich, but contrary to his belief he’s not actually streaming TV at home from a pizzeria. Fortunately, he’s less confused about the new Office 365 backup solution from SolarWinds, the new additions to Sophos’ MSP partner program, and the security-related predictions for 2020 that he discusses with Matt this episode. He’s also more or less on top of things during the insightful conversation he and Matt have with dynamic duo Terry and Andra Hedden, of Marketopia, about New Year’s marketing resolutions every MSP should make. Speaking of New Year’s resolutions, listen in if you want to know what your co-hosts have committed to for 2020. We’re hoping Rich’s plans include replacing the empty pizza box and set of rabbit ears he currently uses to watch Netflix. Subscribe to ChannelPro Weekly! ​​​​ ​ ​ Look for us in your favorite podcast app. If you don't see us (yet) then you can subscribe via RSS in almost any podcast app using this link: http://www.channelpronetwork.com/rss/cpw Show Information: Episode #: 128Title: Deep Dish TVDuration: 1:49:53File size: 50.8MBRegulars: Rich Freeman - Executive Editor, Matt Whitlock - Technology Editor Video of ChannelPro Weekly #128 - Deep Dish TV Topics and Related Links Mentioned:  SolarWinds Introduces Cloud-to-Cloud Backup for Office 365  Sophos Makes Two More Products and Deeper RMM/PSA Integrations Available to MSPs 7 New Year’s Security Predictions from Top Vendors  Matt's Museum Pick: Roku Streaming Device Matt's Tech Pick: Roku Streaming Stick Rich's ICYMI plug and quickie preview of the week ahead 

In Mind Your Business, Howie Lim and Bernard Lim speak to Ryan Flores, Senior Manager, Forward-Looking Threat Research at Trend Micro about their 2020 security predictions.

Each year, WatchGuard Threat Lab sits down and comes up with our predictions for the coming year. While some may come off as farfetched, all are grounded in a trend we expect to see continue and grow. This week on The 443 – Security Simplified, we cover our predictions for 2020.

It's been about 6 months since we released our 2019 Security Predictions so this week on The 443 – Security Simplified, we re-visit them to see how we've done so far. We'll cover which ones have been hits and which ones are on track complete with relevant news updates.

Dan Lohrmann, Chief Security Officer for Security Mentor appears on Episode #78 of Task Force 7 Radio to talk about his annual security predictions piece that he does every year for Government Technology Magazine. Lohrmann talks about the top ten security predictions for 2019, what predictions have already come true, and what we should expect to happen in the cyber security space moving into the future. Lohrmann also talks about what disagreements experts and vendors are having regarding the direction of cyber security into the future, what is top of mind for most public sector CIO's for 2019, and he reviews the Top Ten Priority List for the National Association of State CIO's. In the final segment, Lohrmann gives his thoughts on the cyber security talent shortage, the hardest jobs to fill, and how job seekers can obtain a position in cyber security. All this and much more on Episode #78 of Task Force 7 Radio.

Show Notes: https://justinfimlaid.com/5-security-predictions-for-2019/ Sponsor: https://www.nuharborsecurity.com Contact Me: https://justinfimlaid.com/contact-me/ Twitter: @justinfimlaid LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jfimlaid/ Most companies put together a "top predictions" for FY19.  Most are garbage.  There's a couple I think are decent but they are few. Here's my top 5 predictions for FY19. People will realize that SOAR (Security Orchestration and Automation Response) is not the security savior.  In fact, I'd be so bold to say it hinders the security industry by forcing security professionals to become distracted from doing the core and foundational security work.  Security takes work…plain and simple.  You have to eat some shit and grind it out.  That's the job.  There's no easy button for this.  While people are spending the year trying to figure out what to automate, they'll only get to December with little to show and year wasted. I often see SOAR being sold as the end all be all to the security talent short-comings…"no staff, no problems…just buy this solution and we'll solve it for you." BS.  In my experience, most companies don't have good security practices, and what happens when you automate broken processes…you break the process more times and faster.  Additionally, the fundamental thing that SOAR is missing is that security is often distributed within an organization, meaning…it's not one team rather a bunch of teams/departments doing their part of security.  The issue in corporate is that those departments DO NOT allow another group to dictate automatic configuration of technology they are responsible for. Lastly, folks are still trying to figure out security…never mind automate it.  Security teams still need to fundamentally understand the tedious parts of security before they can automate anything…and unfortunately, most people don't know what they don't knowNetwork visibility becomes an important thing. Yeah - this one has been around for a while but I think this is the year it picks up momentum. With distributed networks and IOT blowing up, I think folks will finally start to realize that you can't secure what you can't see and will finally own up to needing a solution that provides central visibility to all devices with an internet connection.  To date, I think this has been a bit of a luxury to have this level of visibilty but I think must folks have tried to cobble together make-shift or home grown solutions to get this level of visibility, so this year I think we'll see folks start to own it.Blockchain will become commoditized.  C'mon let's face it…there is ton of folks trying to tout how smart they are with innovative blockchain solutions.  Honestly…there's so many people trying to do this, and if someone can find useful use-cases then I foresee this becoming as commoditized as asymmetric and symmetric encryption for data protection late this year.  Other words, if someone can do something worthwhile, it become table stakes and no one will care anymore.  Scan-jockeys will be identified.  Contrary to what I hear every week - a vulnerability scan is not a Penetration Test. In the industry we call these folks who run a vulnerability scan and pass it off as a penetration test as Scan Jockey.  These are folks that don't really know how to pen test, so they choose a vulnerability scanner, run a scan and hope no one knows the difference.  Now, don't get me wrong, a vulnerability scan has a VERY valid use in security; in fact I think every organization should be doing vulnerability scans.  My issue is people faking to be a penetration tester.  I do see folks in industry becoming more educated in the difference between the two types of test, and I think later this calendar year more scan-jockeys will have a harder time in securit...

We know it's been awhile, it's been a busy year for Long Beard and Trim Beard. In this podcast we do a catch up and you find out we enjoy hearing our own voices. We discuss plans for Christmas and reflect on 2018 and security predictions for 2019.

We know it's been awhile, it's been a busy year for Long Beard and Trim Beard. In this podcast we do a catch up and you find out we enjoy hearing our own voices. We discuss plans for Christmas and reflect on 2018 and security predictions for 2019.

In this special edition of The 443 – Security Simplified, we cover WatchGuard's 2019 security predictions, available in video and audio formats! For this year's predictions, the WatchGuard Threat Lab imagines a dystopian future caused by a cybersecurity apocalypse. Learn about Vaporworms, ransomware targeting industrial control systems, the Internet being held hostage, and more. But don't worry, we'll also discuss how it can all be avoided! See both our predictions teaser video, and the full video podcast, here: watchguard.com/2019predictions

We're about to launch our security predictions for 2019, but in this episode we review and rate our predictions from last year. Did the predictions hit, miss or were just “meh”? Listen to find out!

In this episode: Dave Dufour, VP of Engineering for Webroot is our feature interview this week. News from: Amazon, Zayo, CTA, Ping Identity, CyberGRX, Webroot, ProtectWise, Automox, Convercent and a lot more! Lots of brains in Boulder and Ft. Collins Amazon may splitting HQ2, but probably not coming to Denver anyway. However, lots of millennials are, and so are smart people. But strangely, not due to our recruitment campaign in the Bay Area. Zayo is splitting into two. The APEX Awards are out, and we know the CISO of the year. Ping Identity releases some research on the brand damage from breaches. Plus blogs from CyberGRX, Webroot, ProtectWise, Automox and Convercent. Support us on Patreon! Fun swag available - all proceeds will directly support the Colorado = Security infrastructure. Come join us on the new Colorado = Security Slack channel to meet old and new friends. Sign up for our mailing list on the main site to receive weekly updates - https://www.colorado-security.com/. If you have any questions or comments, or any organizations or events we should highlight, contact Alex and Robb at info@colorado-security.com Local security news: Join the Colorado = Security Slack channel Amazon will split HQ2 into two locations Denver ranks No. 2 among 'millennial boomtowns,' says MagnifyMoney report Fort Collins, Boulder are top of Bloomberg Brain Concentration Index Colorado campaign to recruit Bay Area tech workers lands zero hires in first phase Zayo announces plan to separate into two companies Special Report: Colorado Technology 2018 APEX awards winners, finalists honored Global Survey from Ping Identity Shows Consumers Are Abandoning Brands After Data Breaches CyberGRX blog: SMB Cybersecurity Series: Asset Inventory is the Foundation of Cybersecurity Webroot blog: Password Constraints and Their Unintended Security Consequences ProtectWise blog: Security Predictions for 2019 Automox blog: The Modern IT Manager’s Tech Stack: Supporting Your End Users Convercent blog: On Election Day 2018 – Here’s Why Civic Engagement Matters to Me Job Openings: Ping Identity - GRC Analyst - Business Continuity & Incident Response Ping Identity - Security Program Business Analyst Iterable - Software Engineer - Application Security Engineer ThreatX - Security Engineer (SOC) CGI Group - Senior IAM Specialist/Engineer Spectrum - Supervisor of Network Security Operations Splunk - Security with Splunk NREL - Cybersecurity Full Stack Web Application Developer Coalfire - Associate Security Consultant, Healthcare FINRA - Examiner - Member Regulation, Sales Practice Upcoming Events: This Week and Next: SecureSet - Denver War Games: Intro to Strategy & GRC - 11/12 CTA - Craft Your Career Path Feat. General Assembly - 11/13 ISSA Denver - November Chapter Meetings - 11/13-14 ISSA COS - November Chapter Meetings - 11/13-14 SecureSet - Denver War Games: Applied Cryptography 1 - 11/14 OWASP Denver - November Meeting - 11/14 ISACA Denver - November Chapter Meeting - 11/15 ISC2 November Meeting - 11/15 COS ISSA - Mini Seminars - 11/17 SecureSet - Cybersecurity Career Convos: Rachel Pressler, Kelly IT Services on TECH Interviews - 11/20 Other Notable Upcoming Events COS ISSA - Chapter Annual Awards Banquet - 12/6 ISSA / ISACA Holiday Bash - 12/10 SnowFROC - 3/14 View our events page for a full list of upcoming events * Thanks to CJ Adams for our intro and exit! If you need any voiceover work, you can contact him here at carrrladams@gmail.com. Check out his other voice work here. * Intro and exit song: "The Language of Blame" by The Agrarians is licensed under CC BY 2.0

Wondering what lies ahead for cybersecurity in 2018? In this podcast Caleb Barlow, VP of Threat Intelligence at IBM Security, discusses the top 5 security predictions that emerged from a recent poll of the IBM X-Force experts. The list includes AI vs. AI battles and a new plague of ransomware, but you'll have to tune in to hear the rest. Listen now and leave a comment letting us know which predictions you agree with and what additional trends you expect to see in the new year. And if you're interested in emerging threats, bookmark the IBM X-Force Security Research homepage [https://ibm.co/2iZOiFw] for all the latest reports and thought leadership.

AirBnB woes in Spain and US, Telsa powers a Pacific Island, Hacking leads to free San Francisco journeys, Hawaiki fibre cable linking NZ globally, Auckland Airport outage, new MacBook Por, Symantec Cyber Security predications, Truenet latency report. Running time 00:57:08

Intro / Outro Sooner or later by Urmymuse http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/urmymuse/45496 00:02:03 Привет, Тарас! 00:04:00 Microsoft collaborates on software for the legal marijuana industry http://goo.gl/ZnOmYF Marijuana and Microsoft: Why This is Huge for Legalized Pot http://goo.gl/5kj8rr 00:05:11 Cyberspace is officially a war zone – NATO http://goo.gl/mgnBWk 00:08:28 Security Advisory for Adobe Flash Player https://goo.gl/CwGnZ5 00:10:55 Ransomware, SCADA Access As a Service Emerging Threats For ICS Operators, Report Says http://goo.gl/3JjKCZ 00:16:33 Gartner’s Top 10 Security Predictions 2016 http://goo.gl/pmCFDx 00:26:21 Facebook Messenger был уязвим к атаке, требующей базовые знания HTML https://goo.gl/EwxvT1 00:27:32 Flaw in Juniper's JunOS router software could cause DDoS flood http://goo.gl/FLFwMj Cisco Issues Hight Alert on IPv6 Vulnerability, Says It Affects Both Cisco and Other Products http://goo.gl/3MHzyN 00:28:18 Cisco Won’t Patch Critical RV Wireless Router Vulnerability Until Q3 https://goo.gl/IF9Dup 00:30:08 North Korean Hackers Stole F-15 Wing Designs, Seoul Says http://goo.gl/NUWWB0 00:32:01 Hacker faces 25 years in prison for giving ISIS a US kill list https://t.co/Zr9xs8VG99 00:33:19 Ransomware, SCADA Access As a Service Emerging Threats For ICS Operators, Report Says http://goo.gl/XfA0fj 00:35:24 В Украине создали Национальный координационный центр кибербезопасности http://goo.gl/lTGh0m 00:37:28 Forget Game of Thrones as Android ransomware infects TVs http://goo.gl/FRohuK 00:39:03 An IT Worker at the Panama Papers Law Firm Has Been Arrested https://goo.gl/WjDiS1 00:39:52 Twitter: Passwords Leaked for Millions of Accounts http://goo.gl/LucP4h 00:40:35 uTorrent Forums Hacked, Passwords Compromised https://goo.gl/t5mMb3 00:41:14 Let's Encrypt lets 7,600 users... see each other's email addresses http://goo.gl/Jli9xZ 00:42:03 The web attacks that refuse to die https://t.co/EOEVPCr3QG 00:42:55 Inferring Internet Security Posture by Country through Port Scanning (pdf) https://goo.gl/4mZucp 00:43:31 Should multilingual websites use HTTPS by default | Million Dollar Blog (к моменту публикации, статья и все ссылки на нее были удалены) 00:44:58 FBI: Email Scams Take $3.1 Billion Toll on Businesses https://goo.gl/mjaTm7 00:46:03 How a college student tricked 17k coders into running his sketchy script http://goo.gl/Zr74XV 00:48:01 DAO теряет миллионы долларов в час из-за ошибки в своём коде и тянет Ethereum за собой https://goo.gl/a0arWL 00:52:32 Telegram bug allows attackers to crash devices, jack up phone bills https://goo.gl/YhgEDl 00:53:28 BadTunnel Bug Hijacks Network Traffic, Affects All Windows Versions http://goo.gl/OhBV7T 00:55:03 Acer Ecommerce Site Spills Credit Card Information of Thousands https://goo.gl/rpiKhp 00:57:20 Никифоров: регулирование трафика в мессенджерах и соцсетях технически невозможно http://tass.ru/pmef-2016/article/3368668 00:58:29 Hacking the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV hybrid https://goo.gl/Yqm7Zm 00:59:36 Help Make Open Source Secure https://goo.gl/DwZkHw

AT&T Data Security Analysts predict the top security stories and trends for 2015. Originally recorded December 16, 2014.