CyberScoop Radio
How the global grid hacks shape foreign policy
John Bambenek examines a wild week in cybersecurity, complete with a breakdown of the energy grid hacks, Ron Wyden’s call for DMARC, and the closing of high-profile dark web markets.
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Introducing Securiosity: CyberScoop's newest podcast
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How identity can control shadow IT
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Separating fact from fiction with GDPR
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The push back on Trump's 5G plan
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The case for zero-trust networks
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What Trisis means for the ICS security world
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What to expect in 2018
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Threat intelligence: The tie that binds
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A week full of election cybersecurity news
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Apple's horrible, no good, very bad month
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Just how bad will the Uber fallout be?
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Why everyone needs to learn about two-factor authentication
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How to make threat intelligence actionable
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Why the dark web continues to fracture
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How to protect your kids' privacy online
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Security strategies that merge with modernization
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What you need to know about Krack
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The IRS' messy relationship with Equifax
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How threat intelligence leads to counterintelligence
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Depending on AI to keep Android malware to a minimum
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Avast and the growing supply chain security problem
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The U.S. government vs. Eugene Kaspersky
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The value of threat intelligence
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How cyberespionage is playing into the South China Sea conflict
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The crazy idea of the U.S and Russia working on cybersecurity in harmony
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North Korea's ongoing hacker onslaught
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Why the anti-virus fight has gotten so nasty
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The future of Cyber Command's split
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What's next for cybersecurity at the State Department?
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DHS's quest for better election system protections
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How the world is reacting to Petya
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What the Reality Winner leak means for the greater security community
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VEP bill gets groans from federal leadership
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GrammaTech's Tim Teitelbaum talks DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge
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How Underwriters Laboratories is dealing with IoT security
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Good Harbor's Richard Clarke talks about the impact of Yahoo’s massive data breach
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Five encryption myths debunked for feds
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OWASP Global Board Member Matt Konda discusses this year’s AppSec USA conference
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Invincea's Anup Ghosh on using machine learning to improve cybersecurity detection capabilities
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Veracode's Chris Wysopal talks about the impact of '90s hacker think tank
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RSA President Amit Yoran: 'Don’t invest myopically in protection'
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FireEye's Tony Cole discusses this year's M-Trends Report
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NIST's Paul Black discusses UL's cyber certification, 'formal methods'
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Bowie State prof discusses using DHS’ SWAMP software in her curriculum
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Crowdstrike CEO George Kurtz: Indicators of attack are the future
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IUPUI prof James Hill discusses static analysis tools
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Sonatype's Joshua Corman on IoT: 'More code, more problems'
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Code Dx CEO Anita D’Amico on commercializing government-funded research in cyber
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Bugcrowd CEO Casey Ellis on bug bounty programs
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Cylance's Stuart McClure on cyberthreats to critical infrastructure
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Parasoft’s Arthur Hicken on software cybersecurity — and his ‘IoT hall of shame’
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A federal 'bug bounty' program? HackerOne's Katie Moussouris weighs in on the challenges
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Cyber guru Ron Ross on policy surrounding IoT, NIST's 2016 plans
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NIST's Ron Ross on baking security into the government's software systems
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NASA's Jerry Davis talks about information sharing, securing federal agencies
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Robert Seacord on the intersection of DevOps and security
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Lancope's Gavin Reid on how federal agencies can improve their threat intelligence
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Robin Gandhi on making FISMA compliance decisions
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Jeff Williams on making applications more secure at federal agencies
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Bart Miller on making software assurance central to cyber defense