Wed, 30 March 2011
Martin and Rich are joined tonight by our new co-host, Joseph Sokoly, formerly of the Southern Fried Security podcast. Martin leads off the night with a short story about his kids, in which he once again demonstrates his inability to remember the proper names for people and things (it's Elevation of Privilege by Adam Shostack, not 'escalation). We talk about the most recent round of breach disclosures as well as a brief foray into PCI. But we do keep it mercifully brief. Welcome again to Mr. Sokoly, it'll be nice to have someone a bit more reasonable on the show. Network Security Podcast, Episode 235, March 29, 2011 Show Notes:
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Wed, 23 March 2011
Martin, Rich and Zach are joined tonight by none other than Josh Corman from the 451 Group to talk about the recent RSA breach. Actually, he was on more to talk about the industries reaction to the breach more than the breach itself. The reality is that we still know almost nothing about what happened, though Rich has a little insight that goes beyond the press release, since he's actually talked to folks at RSA. Which means we know just a little more than nothing, which is not a significant improvement. Another reason Josh wanted to join us was to talk about one of Rich's recent articles, called Table Stakes. We clarify what Rich meant in the original post as well as talking about some of the more touchy feely aspects of the industry. Except Zach, who doesn't do touchy feely so much. And finally we end up with a little rant about those hacks over at the Southern Fried Security Podcast and how they're always imitating us. They even have they're own Bizarro Zack, @jsokoly. Network Security Podcast, Episode 234, March 22, 2011 Show Notes: |
Wed, 16 March 2011
After another brief hiatus, Martin, Rich, and Zach are back (after late nights, lots of traveling, and even some sickness [cough]). We're (still) traveling a lot right now, so the podcast may (still) be spotty for the next couple of months. We'll figure out how to make the transition to some new schedules, never fear.
Tonight's Music: Not Your Personal IT Guy by Devo Spice Network Security Podcast, Episode 233, March 15, 2011
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Wed, 2 March 2011
Rich and Zach are on the road this week, so Martin was left alone for this week's podcast. Luckily there was already an interview with Larry Ponemon, from the Ponemon Institute about the report "The True Cost of Compliance", which was sponsored by Tripwire. Unluckily, I (that is Martin) over-engineered the interview in order to pull out some annoying sounds, which leaves the interview sounding a little muddy. The content is still good, which is what really matters in any case. I tried to ask a number of questions that were supplied by folks on Twitter, which I mostly succeeded at. We're traveling a lot right now, so the podcast may be spotty for the next couple of months. We'll figure out how to make the transition to some new schedules, never fear. Tonight's Music: Brown by Children of a New Jazz Era |
