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Non seulement Juliette Armanet est un mot qui sonne hyper bien, mais en plus elle s'exprime hyper bien. Elle parle hyper bien de son enfance, des professeurs qu'elle a admiré, de Tchekov, et aussi de Monsieur Madame. Un épisode plein de punchlines qui font réfléchir et de conseils d'éducation. On apprend au passage que Juliette Armanet a possédé un papier peint motif frites et que sa patinoire à brûlé à cause d'une friteuse. Small Talk est un show Konbini Originals dans lequel David Castello-Lopes invite des personnalités connues pour leur parler de tout sauf de pour quoi elles sont connues. Small Talk est diffusé le mercredi toutes les deux semaines sur Youtube et en podcast. Abonnez vous pour ne rater aucun épisode : https://konbini.podlink.to/smalltalkall Crédits : Animateur : David Castello-Lopes | Producteur, chef de projet et réalisateur : Robin Riccitiello | Direction de création : Raphaël Choyé | Direction de la rédaction : Marjorie Du Manoir | Textes : Raphaël Kammoun | Directeur artistique : Anatole Papu | Programmateur : Alexandre Duarte | Enregistré chez Konbini et mixé par Capitaine Plouf | Monteurs : Matthieu Regnard et Tom Ferrer | Journaliste : Barbara Silvera Sonigo

Apple issues emergency patches. "Multiple nation-state actors" target the aerospace sector. The DPRK targets security researchers. SpaceX interrupted service to block a Ukrainian attack against Russian naval units last year. The International Criminal Court will prosecute cyber war crimes. Operation KleptoCapture extends to professional service providers. Malek Ben Salem of Accenture ponders the long-term reliability of LLM-powered applications. Our guest is Elliott Champion from CSC on how cybercriminals are taking advantage of the Threads platform. And congratulations to the SINET 16. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/12/172 Selected reading. BLASTPASS: NSO Group iPhone Zero-Click, Zero-Day Exploit Captured in the Wild (The Citizen Lab)  Apple issues software updates after spyware discoveries (Washington Post) Apple patches two zero-days under attack (CVE-2023-41064, CVE-2023-41061) (Help Net Security) CISA, FBI, and CNMF Release Advisory on Multiple Nation-State Threat Actors Exploit CVE-2022-47966 and CVE-2022-42475 | CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency CISA) Multiple Nation-State Threat Actors Exploit CVE-2022-47966 and CVE-2022-42475 (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency CISA)  AA23-250A: Multiple Nation-State Threat Actors Exploit CVE-2022-47966 and CVE-2022-42475 (Tenable®)  CISA Warning: Nation-State Hackers Exploit Fortinet and Zoho Vulnerabilities (The Hacker News) Active North Korean campaign targeting security researchers (Google) Rigged Software and Zero-Days: North Korean APT Caught Hacking Security Researchers (SecurityWeek) Musk 'switched off Starlink in Ukraine over nuclear fears' (Computing) CNN Exclusive: 'How am I in this war?': New Musk biography offers fresh details about the billionaire's Ukraine dilemma | CNN Politics (CNN)  Ukraine, US Intelligence Suggest Russia Cyber Efforts Evolving, Growing (Voice of America) The International Criminal Court Will Now Prosecute Cyberwar Crimes (WIRED) Technology Will Not Exceed Our Humanity (Digital Front Lines)  Justice Department's Oligarch Hunters Widen Scope to Include Facilitators (Wall Street Journal)  Apple issues emergency patches. APTs target aerospace sector. DPRK targets security researchers. New BEC phishing kit. Notes from the hybrid war. ICC will prosecute cyber war crimes. SINET 16 announced. (CyberWire) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cette semaine sort en kiosque le numéro d'été de Siné Mensuel, la feuille satirique créée par Siné en réponse à son éviction de Charlie Hebdo. Passé d'hebdo à mensuel, continué au-delà du décès de son fondateur en 2016, « le journal qui fait mal et ça fait du bien », désormais dirigé par l'épouse du dessinateur, Catherine Sinet, avait enfanté « une petite sœur », « Siné Madame » en 2019, uniquement fait par des autrices de l'équipe. Les ennuis de santé de la fondatrice avaient entraîné son arrêt provisoire. Mais on ne décourage pas si facilement Catherine Sinet, 81 ans, journaliste, éditrice, grande femme de presse, qui relance cette semaine dans un numéro en tête-bêche le « Journal qui ne simule pas. » C'était l'occasion idéale pour lui tendre notre micro. Une interview de Didier Pasamonik —  Une production d'ActuaBD.com - Montage : Kelian Nguyen — Photo :  Kelian Nguyen Song : We March Together — Courtesy of Patrick Patrikios — Youtube Audio Library SI VOUS AVEZ AIMÉ, LIKEZ, PARTAGEZ ET ABONNEZ-VOUS !!!

Robert D. Rodriguez is the Chairman & Founder of SINET and a Venture Partner at SineWave Ventures. Previously, Robert advised and coordinated the public - private sector outreach for The Department of Homeland Security and other institutions, and served 22 years as a Special Agent with the United States Secret Service. https://www.linkedin.com/in/rdrod/ https://www.security-innovation.org 

This week we're jumping into our first summer compilation episode and we're learning from friends and colleagues throughout the world about leaving care. Nabs, Sinet, Grace and Tamrat give us first hand accounts of growing up in orphanages in the Global South. Beyond hearing their stories, they also provide insight for moving care forward. We'd encourage you to check out their respective organizations to learn more about care reform and pursuing family care in their respective countries. Mohamed Nabieu - Helping Children Worldwide - Sierra Leone Sinet Chan - Cambodia Children's Trust - Cambodia Grace Njeri - Weza Care Solutions - Kenya Tamrat Kebede - Selamta Family Project - Ethiopia Full show notes can be found at thinkorphan.com

EU-huippukokous linjaa EU-maiden kannasta Ukrainan EU-jäsenyyteen. Sinetöivätkö Eurooppa neuvostoon kokoontuvat maat Brysselissä Ukrainan EU-tien? Euroopan parlamentti äänesti uudelleen edellisessä täysistunnossa kaatuneista, Fit for 55 -ilmastopaketin esityksistä. Menivätkö esitykset päästökauppajärjestelmästä, sosiaalisesta ilmastorahastosta ja hiilirajamekanismista viimein läpi? Parlamentti käsitteli raportin elpymisvälineen käytöstä eri EU-maissa. Miksi elpymisvälineen lainoja on nostettu hyvin huonosti, mutta sen sijaan avustusmuotoinen raha on tehnyt jäsenmaille hyvin kauppansa? Brysselin radiostudiossa vieraina ovat europarlamentaarikot Sirpa Pietikäinen (epp), Nils Torvalds (re) ja Alviina Alametsä (greens). Toimittajana on Tapio Pajunen.

Sota Euroopassa muutti Ranskan presidentinvaalien kampanjoinnin ja kamppailun luonteen. Presidentti Emmanuel Macron on jättänyt kampanjoinnin muille ehdokkaille. Hän luottaa näkyvyyteensä kansainvälisillä areenoilla. Maailmanpolitiikan arkipäivää -ohjelman haastattelema ranskalaisprofessorii Pascal Perrineau arvioi, että koronakriisi ja Ukrainan sota pelastavat Macronin tappiolta. Ohjelman toimittaa Sampo Vaarakallio ja äänitarkkailija on Pasi Ilkka.

In episode 189, we're talking with Sinet Chan and Grace Njeri who sit on the USAID Care Leavers Council and are recipients of Miracle Foundation's Youth for Social Impact award. They share their personal experiences of what it was like to grow up in an orphanage and the years thereafter. Hear what they are doing now to help impact future adolescents coming out of institutionalized care.

2022-01-23 Homélie Eglise Sainte Marguerite (Le Vésinet 78) by Radio Maria France

Radio Novan Aamussa fiilistellään tänään eilistä Duunikeikkaa. Aki ja Minna pohtivat mitä itse ottaisivat raideriin ja käy ilmi, että Akin ja Madonnan raidereissa on jotain yhteistä. Mikä sieppaa Akin miehisyyttä? Kuuntele Jälki-istunto tästä!

The SEC's inquiry into the SolarWinds incident may expose other, unrelated data breaches. Researchers identify an IoT botnet, Meris, as responsible for DDoS attacks against a number of banks. German prosecutors have opened an investigation into the GhostWriter campaign. Researchers look at the cozy, implausibly deniable relationship between Russia's security services and cyber gangs. A money-launderer gets eleven years. David Dufour from Webroot has straight talk about paying the ransom. Our guest is Jeff Williams from Contrast Security with a look at AppSec Observability. Congratulations to the SINET 16 winners. And we remember 9/11: has it already been twenty years? For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://www.thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/10/175

Je reçois pour ce 7ème épisode Olivia Sinet. L'approche du métier de photographe par Olivia est très originale. Elle est aussi très alignée avec ce que je défends longtemps : on peut être photographe et libre de vivre la vie que l'on veut. Car Olivia, en tant que photographe, accompagne depuis plusieurs années des entrepreneurs innovants qui veulent changer le monde, à être plus en accord avec qui ils sont vraiment. Son savant mélange de consultante et de photographe, avec une énorme pincée de spiritualité a permis à Olivia de créer son propre métier. Un métier passionnant, enrichissant et libre. Elle dévoile son parcours, ses doutes, ses réussites, ses conseils de photographe-entrepreneure, et surtout son énergie communicative qui vous fera ressortir de l'écoute boosté comme jamais ! Vous pouvez retrouver Olivia directement sur son compte Instagram ou découvrir son travail sur son site internet www.oliviasinet.com Voici ce que vous apprendrez en écoutant cet épisode : Pour une fois, je vais plutôt vous partager les commentaires des premiers auditeurs. Ça devrait vous donner envie d'écouter à votre tour l'épisode. " Passionnant, même quand on est juste amateur de nature et de photo, d'entendre des gens passionnés comme vous qui ont envie de partager. C'est tellement réconfortant de savoir qu'il existe des êtres humains qui peuvent apporter tellement grâce à leur envie et leur bienveillance. Ça redonne espoir en l'avenir " " Wow j ai écouté aujourd'hui l interview, d une richesse incroyable, ces paroles me nourrissent et me font un bien fou, merci à tous les 2 " 1. Des conseils concrets en entrepreneuriat photo sur mon club WhatsApp Envie de lancer votre propre business photo ? De tenter l'aventure de la reconversion et de changer de job ? Mon club WhatsApp est parfait pour ça car j'y donne des conseils courts et efficaces. Sur la motivation et sur la stratégie. C'est ici : www.auxoisnature.com/club 2. Notez-moi ! Si mon podcast vous plaît, le meilleur moyen de me le faire savoir (et c'est ce qui m’aide le plus à le faire connaître) c’est simplement de laisser un avis 5 étoiles ou un commentaire sur l’application Apple Podcast. Ca m’aide vraiment ! 3. Suivre mes aventures Sur Instagram @regis_moscardini Sur Facebook @auxoisnaturephoto

كيف منلاقي ذاتنا الإبداعية؟ حديث مع بلو فايفر حكينا في عن أغنيتها الأخيرة سنة الأو وكيف لاقت وصلت للإبداع يلي وصلتله اليوم How do we find our creative self? A discussion with Blu Feifer where we talked about her latest single Sinet el Ewwww and how she became the creative self she is today. Listen to Creative Scene on Podeo https://podeo.co/originals https://podeo.co/download

كيف منلاقي ذاتنا الإبداعية؟ حديث مع بلو فايفر حكينا في عن أغنيتها الأخيرة سنة الأو وكيف لاقت وصلت للإبداع يلي وصلتله اليوم How do we find our creative self? A discussion with Blu Feifer where we talked about her latest single Sinet el Ewwww and how she became the creative self she is today. Listen to Creative Scene on Podeo  https://podeo.co/originals   https://podeo.co/download

Iso-Britannian ja EU:n neuvottelut brexitin jälkeisistä kauppasuhteista ovat edelleen kesken. Sopimukseton brexit näyttää entistä todennäköisemmältä, koska neuvotteluissa takaraja on kulumassa umpeen. Sopimus uusista ehdoista pitäisi olla voimassa vuoden vaihtuessa. Vieläkö sopimus EU:n ja Iso-Britannian brexitin jälkeisistä suhteesta syntyy ennen vuoden vaihdetta? Varaudutaanko Euroopan parlamentissa Iso-Britannian sopimuksettoman EU-eroon? Sinetöikö joulukuun EU-huippukokous sovun oikeusvaltiomekanismista? Onko tiukka oikeusvaltioperiaate tulossa nyt myös EU-budjettirahoituksen ehdoksi? Vieraina ovat europarlamentaarikot Eero Heinäluoma (s&d), Nils Torvals (re) ja Laura Huhtasaari (id). Toimittajana on Tapio Pajunen.

Jokainen meistä kantaa sisimmässään leimoja; uskomuksia itsestä, jotka vaikuttavat siihen miten me nähdään itsemme ja eletään tätä elämää. Usein näillä leimoilla on negatiivinen viesti. Jumalan Pyhä Henki meissä kuitenkin viestittää meille jotain aivan muuta ja siihen viestiin syvennytään tässä jaksossa.

Kittens and Pandas and Bears, oh my. Ransomware gets its skates on, but it still has loose idiomatic control. CISA has some advice on email. While at home on pandemic lockdown, a lot of people (not you) are spending too much time on unedifying sites. Momentum Cyber looks at the state of the cybersecurity sector in 2020. The SINET 16 have been announced. Chris Novak from Verizon on understanding the complexities of PFI breach investigations. Our guest is Steve Vintz from Tenable on why CFOs should lean into cybersecurity issues. And, finally, take a moment today to remember 9/11. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news brief: https://www.thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/9/177

From compliance in the classroom to compliance on the street, important lessons that every cybersecurity professional should know.  We'll cover proven approaches for compliance and risk assessment for a variety of industries, and present specific scenarios and strategies for addressing real challenges facing organizations with PCI, HITRUST, FedRAMP, CMMC and Privacy. Below are some of the examples that we will cover. Scope creep (All)Setting deadlines and addressing missing evidence (All)Building out compensating controls (PCI)Conflict of Interest (FedRAMP)Internal Organizational Politics (Risk Assessment)Defensive Interviewees(All)Ethics and Responsible Reporting (All) About the speaker: Jeremiah Sahlberg is the Managing Director--Federal, Third Party Risk at Tevora and has more than 20 years of security experience.  Sahlberg is an executive security consultant and advises clients on establishing security programs and compliance management. He holds CISSP, CISM, PCI QSA and HITRUST certifications.   Previously, Sahlberg held theSenior Director of Protect Operations at NBC Universal and was the CISO for Tekmark Global Solutions.  Sahlberg has presented at Evanta(2019), NCUA-ISAO (2018), NCTA (2017), SINET (2016), New York State Cyber Security Conference (2014 & 2012), and Nevada Digital Government Summit(2010).  He guest lectures at NPower and sits on various Boards.

Family-run Ciacci Piccolomini d’Aragona estate winery produces award-winning wines. When the COVID-19 crisis interrupted the launch of a new vintage, the winery quickly adapted. Alex talks with Ciacci's Head of Production, Alex Bianchini, Consultant Gabriele Gorelli, Si-Net partners' Fausto Turco, CEO, and Sofia D'Esposito, Head of Marketing and Communications, about how the winery used Microsoft Teams to host its first virtual wine tasting event with distributors, critics, and wine lovers worldwide.   Click here for full transcript of this episode.   Learn more about Ciacci Winery. Watch the video: Microsoft Fireside Chat | Ciacci Winery reimagines wine tasting event   Modern Workplace links: Microsoft Together Microsoft 365 blog Microsoft Tech Community COVID-19 Business Resource Center Learn more about Modern Workplace Sign up for updates Start your digital transformation now The Future of Work Explore tech for the modern workplace

One of the most well known professionals and arguably the most connected individual in the Cyber Security Industry, the Chairman and Founder of SINET, Robert Rodriguez appears on Episode #127 of Task Force 7 Radio to talk about how he is facilitating immensely successful partnerships between the private sector, the public sector, and academia to combat cyber threats across the globe. Rodriguez talks about how important these partnerships are, how they advance innovation in the cyber market, and how he creates value for the cyber community on a daily basis. He also opines on how he raises awareness among so many different entities in the Cyber Security ecosystem and what entrepreneurs should be thinking about when they start their companies. All this and much, much more on Episode #127 of Task Force 7 Radio.

Pour ce nouvel épisode de Tout Peut Arriver, Denis Robert reçoit Catherine Sinet, veuve du dessinateur Siné. Elle annonce la fin du trimestriel "Siné Madame". "Je ne peux pas expliquer ce qui s'est passé, j'en sais rien. Je sais que ça a très bien marché sur les quatre premiers numéros, et tout d'un coup ça s'est effondré", raconte-t-elle. Elle évoque ses souvenirs de fille de la bourgeoisie entrée en rébellion, sa rencontre avec Robert Siné et les autres membres de la bande d'Hara Kiri, l'épopée de Charlie Hebdo. Ancienne productrice de l'émission "Droit de réponse" de Michel Polac, elle raconte le monde de la télé en ces années 1980 où l'on pouvait encore fumer, injurier voire se battre en direct devant des millions de téléspectateurs ahuris. Catherine Sinet rappelle également la déchirure à Charlie Hebdo et l'homme qui l'incarne, Philippe Val, passé de la pensée libertaire à un alignement sur les néoconservateurs et la pensée libérale l'amenant à soutenir la guerre en Irak ou le "oui" au Traité constitutionnel européen. ▶ Soutenez Le Média :

The Ukrainian electrical grid hack seems, on further review, to have been designed to do far more damage than it actually accomplished. InnfiRAT is scouting for access to cryptocurrency wallets. A sophisticated threat actor is using Simjacker for surveillance on phones in the Middle East. The SINET 16 have been announced. A penetration test goes bad due to a misunderstanding of scope, and Baltimore decides, hey, it might be a good idea to back up files.  Johannes Ullrich from the SANS Technology Institute on web spam systems. Guest is Rosa Smothers from KnowBe4 discussing her career journey and the importance of diversity in tech. For links to all of today's stories check our our CyberWire daily news brief: https://thecyberwire.com/issues/issues2019/September/CyberWire_2019_09_13.html  Support our show

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Dans cet épisode de Vieille Branche, Marie Misset s’est rendue dans les bureaux de Siné Mensuel et Siné Madame. Là-bas, elle y a rencontré Catherine Sinet, directrice de la publication des deux magazines.Ensemble, elles ont remonté le fil de sa vie, ses voyages en Italie, au Brésil, son couple avec le dessinateur Bob Siné, le féminisme, et sa carrière de journaliste , jusqu’à aujourd’hui avec la publication du nouveau mensuel Siné Madame.Catherine Sinet est née en 1943 à Paris. Elle grandit dans une famille bourgeoise et passe sa scolarité dans un pensionnat en Angleterre, puis en Allemagne. Elle se marie une première fois, à l'âge de 18 ans, et déménage à Ibiza. Quelques années de voyage plus tard, elle rencontre Maurice Sinet, dit Siné, alors caricaturiste à Charlie Hebdo. En 2008, le dessinateur est licencié de la rédaction de l'hebdomadaire et fonde son propre magazine Siné Mensuel. A sa mort, Catherine Sinet reprendra la direction de la publication du mensuel. En 2019, elle crée Siné Madame, un magazine satirique composée entièrement de dessinatrices. Vieille Branche est une émission de Nouvelles écoutes, animée par Marie Misset. Réalisation par Aurore Meyer-Mahieu, Mixage par Laurie Galligani, Prise de son et coordination par Marine Raut.

In today's podcast we hear that Britain has given Russia an ultimatum: explain by midnight how your nerve agent got to Salisbury or face the consequences. Russia calls it nonsense. Cyber conflict between the two countries is widely expected. Palo Alto's Unit 42 finds HenBox Android spyware. NCC Labs describes Chinese backdoors used against UK Government and industry targets. President Trump replaces Secretary of State Tillerson with DCI Pompeo. Gina Haspel is tapped as next DCI. Awais Rashid from University of Bristol on cyber physical systems. Guest is Tom Badders from Telos on obfuscation as applied to threat intelligence. And a wrap-up of SINET ITSEF. 

In today's podcast, we hear that a kill-switch for Memcrash may have been found (and Memcrash may be dangerous for other purposes than denial-of-service). Researchers in Hungary take a look at the Shadow Brokers' dumps and speculate about the purpose of the "Territorial Dispute" module. The Dutch Tax Authority sustained another DDoS attack last night. India's CERT renders a troubling report to Parliament. The FBI still wants a non-backdoor backdoor. David Dufour from Webroot on vulnerabilities in cryptocurrency markets. Guest is Richard Henderson from Absolute Software on protecting against insider threats. And some notes from SINET ITSEF. 

Robert Rodriguez, the CEO and Founder of the Security Innovation Network (SINET), tells us who the real innovators are in the Cyber Security space and he talks about the importance of collaboration and trusted relationships between the public sector, the private sector, and academia in addressing the worst cyber security threats we face today. Mr. Rodriguez provides his opinion on what the worse threats to our national security are, what we need to do to address them, and what it takes to succeed as an entrepreneur in the very competitive cyber security space. Host George Rettas also gets into the issues over cyber security budgets being so regulatory driven and he asks Mr. Rodriguez how we transform from a budget cycle process that is so regulatory driven to a much more effective process of investing resources to mitigate material risks and produce value for our businesses.

In today's podcast, we hear how Vault 8 has succeeded Vault 7 among WikiLeaks dumps (but it's still all CIA all the time from Mr. Assange and company). GCHQ expresses concerns about Kaspersky anti-virus products. Media reports suggest that NSA is in the middle of a big mole hunt. Equifax begins to tally up the costs of its breach. The US Intelligence Community reiterates its conclusion that dog bites man, or rather, that Russia wants to work mischief with the United States. ISIS defaces school websites. Bin Laden fils [feess] takes up his late father's mantle online. Some notes on South Korea's domestic influence investigations. A look back at the SINET showcase. Rick Howard from Palo Alto networks discussing “vendor in depth” and “best of breed” strategies.  Thanks for listening to the CyberWire. One of the ways you can support what we do is by visiting our sponsors. We read Recorded Future’s free intel daily, you might find it valuable, too. Cylance is revolutionizing cybersecurity with products and services that proactively prevent, rather than reactively detect the execution of advanced persistent threats and malware. Learn more at cylance.com. Dragos is leading a webinar on November 21st that will help enable industrial control system (#ICS) security teams to defend their environments appropriately. Check it out at thecyberwire.com/dragos. Podcast sponsor 1-Recorded Future: http://goo.gl/wphZ1z Podcast sponsor 2- Cylance: https://goo.gl/fHR65L Friday sponsor- Dragos: https://goo.gl/nqR2yq

In today's podcast, we hear that there's no honor among thieves, or botnet herders, either. Reaper still seems quiet. Macro-less malware is a problem, Microsoft warns. Researchers show you can hack an airliner's avionics. The maritime shipping sector worries that Maerk's experience with NotPetya isn't just a one-off. Ether—the cryptocurrency—is disappearing into the aether (at least this once). Justin Harvey from Accenture on the importance of not failing the basics. Guest is David Barzilai from Karamba Security on the security of embedded systems in automated cars. And we congratulate this year's SINET 16. 

In today's podcast we hear some industry news today, briefly, before we get to the cloak-and-keyboard stuff. Fancy Bear has some new dance steps. OceanLotus and Sowbug, threat actors, not plants or insects, as you might be forgiven for thinking, snoop on ASEAN and Latin America, respectively. Notes on international law and the future of cyberwar from CyCon. Joe Carrigan from JHU on the difficulties in reporting vulnerabilities. Robert Rodriguez from SINET on the trends he sees from the companies winning the SINET 16. And Appleby insists the Paradise Papers were not an inside job. 

In today's podcast, we hear that Dragos and ESET are bringing some clarity—and some bad news—to investigation of December 2016's Ukrainian power-grid hack. Qatar and its neighbors try to sort out hack-induced diplomatic troubles. DoubleSwitch social media malware hijacks dissidents' accounts. CertLock impedes removal of unwanted programs by security software. MacSpy and MacRansom appear as malware-as-a-service offerings. AMT vulnerability exploited in the wild. David Dufour from Webroot explains why attribution is so difficult. Robert Rodriguez from SINET describes the upcoming Innovation Summit 2017. China arrests twenty-two for trading in stolen iOS user data.

In today's podcast we hear about how fallout from the FBI investigation of former Congressman Wiener continues to drop onto the Clinton campaign. WikiLeaks' Assange says he'll continue to dox, but denies he's doing so with Russian help. Iot-driven DDoS fears continue. A new exploit kit is replacing earlier stars in the criminal firmament. Jonathan Katz from the University of Maryland describes an experiment Google ran, pitting several AIs against each other in an encryption challenge.  Edward Fox from MetTel explains the role telecommunications companies play in cyber security. NIST issues a cybersecurity workforce framework, NSA promotes its Day of Cyber, and the SINET 16 are introduced in Washington.

In today's podcast, we hear about VIPs everywhere rushing to delete their emails before Fancy Bear gets her paws into them. Opinion leaders rumble about the Cyber War having picked up where the Cold War left off. Election security concerns may prompt US Senate hearings. British companies take a look at operations in the Baltimore-Washington area. Other industry notes include VC rounds, M&A activity, a new automotive cyber security venture, and the announcement of 2016's SINET 16. Dale Drew from Level 3 Communications offers tips on protecting medical data. We speak with IBM's Shelley Westman about encouraging more women to join the industry. And the US House doesn't think too much of a Snowden pardon.

Imagine a future when cars are no longer controlled by the driver. With automatically controlled cars coming "just around the corner" and with more automation features being introduced there are concerns that vehicles might be vulnerable to security attacks. But advancements in connectivity and automation need to keep pace with market needs. Automation may be able to make a dent in the 33 thousand annual road fatalities. So what should be the relative roles of government and industry? Should the automobile companies collaborate on security and are they doing it already?   Security Current's Vic Wheatman spoke with Dr. Peter Sweatman, Director of the University of Michigan's Transportation Research Institute, about the self-driving car. The podcast was recorded at SINET, the Security Innovation Network's recent conference in Mountain View, California.