In this episode of The Gate 15 Interview, Andy Jabbour talks with Kim Milford, the Executive Director of the Research…
The Nerd Out! Security Panel Discussion podcast episodes are recurring discussions among our team and our valued guests as we…
Discussions with Information Sharing and Analysis Centers (ISACs) for Infrastructure Security Month By Jennifer Lyn Walker, The Cybersecurity Evangelist For…
Please enjoy the Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month episode of The Gate 15 Podcast on Anchor, Apple, Spotify, as…
By Andy Jabbour Elections are inherently divisive, and (if you listen to the rhetoric) each one is “the most important…
In this episode of The Gate 15 Interview, Andy Jabbour talks with Ben Spear, Director of the Elections Infrastructure Information…
The Nerd Out! Security Panel Discussion podcast episodes are recurring discussions among our team and our valued guests as we…
By Jennifer Lyn Walker, The Cybersecurity Evangelist In this episode of The Cybersecurity Evangelist (TCE), my guest, Shay and I…
Please enjoy this next episode of The Gate 15 Podcast on Anchor, Apple, Spotify, as well as other locations accessible…
In this episode of The Gate 15 Interview, Andy Jabbour talks with Jeremy Kennelly, a manager and principal analyst on…
The Nerd Out! Security Panel Discussion podcast episodes are recurring discussions among our team and our valued guests as we…
By Jennifer Lyn Wallker In this third episode of The Cybersecurity Evangelist (TCE), I am joined by Shay Trembley. Shay…
By Andy Jabbour Part of effective risk management is understanding not only the threats and risks we are facing today…
AGES is a collaborative community where analysts can develop outside of the organization they work in. Group collaboration allows participants to observe and learn from others in the group, receive valuable feedback, and benefit from social interactions with a trusted small group of peers and a group mentor, as well as a broader community of colleagues. AGES has the major goal of helping participants to develop into the most effective analysts they can be, or to better understand analysts within their organization. Through AGES, I hope to build a community of trust, respect, and expertise in which participants can further mature.
The goal of AGES is to create a safe space outside of the work environment for analysts and operators to come together with peers and share ideas, challenges, best practices, etc. with a trusted, vetted community in order to grow and develop into the most effective analyst each of us can be.
Covering a security incident in Argentina, on 06 September, Lawrence Abrams (BleepingComputer) wrote, “Argentina’s official immigration agency, Dirección Nacional de…
The Risk Roundtable: EP 11 – Protests & Security Awareness Months (Preparedness! Insider Threats!! Cybersecurity!!!) Please enjoy this next episode…
Security professionals and their organizations, journalists, media organizations, and all those who may have access to security-related privileged information, are acting recklessly and irresponsibly when they publicly post that information, contrary to the designated information handling guidance associated with that information.
In this episode of The Gate 15 Interview, Andy Jabbour talks with Michael Klein, a K-12 IT Director and a leader for CTI League’s Disinformation Team, and Lee Foster, Senior Manager, Information Operations Analysis, with FireEye Intelligence. The group discusses:
• What we mean by the terms “misinformation” and “disinformation;”
• Information operations with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic;
• Geopolitical and domestic political interests and issue manipulation;
• Election disinformation, past, present and future;
• Ideas on deepfakes and the use of Synthetic Media;
• And Andy manages to work in another musical reference…
In this latest episode, Dave Pounder, Bridget Johnson, Travis Moran, and Jon Crosson discuss the latest security matters. Following up on the last episode, the panel discussed the cancellations of NCAA conference fall sports seasons including the increasingly popular College Football schedule. That was a smooth transition into the innovative ways that networks have covered sports and a discussion as to whether there was any type of innovation within the security community. Could organizations replicate security “fans” or “crowd noise” – is that even a thing? And the panel wraps up looking at the challenges within the healthcare sector and talked about how mental health and a future vaccine could impact security or fuel conspiracy theories.
In a blog post on 08 Aug, security researchers at SenintelLabs (@LabsSentinel; the Threat Intelligence and Malware Analysis team for…
This month we are airing part two of the inaugural episode of The Cybersecurity Evangelist where Travis Farral and I finish demystifying cybersecurity myth #2 and #1. Listen to find out where the term “hacking” came from, and more about different types of “hackers”…including the good ones. Travis and I also give a quick nod to our inner geek. We wrap up the discussion with how we are ALL targets of opportunity, even if we don’t have an online presence. And why it is important to overcome the “it won’t happen to me mindset.” Finally, Travis leaves us with his final thought: spend a few minutes trying to educate yourself on ways you can protect your family.
By Andy Jabbour Awards and recognitions are funny things. Many know the famous quote from Napoleon where he stated, “a…
the Gate 15 team discusses geopolitics and the impacts they have on organizations around the world. The team touches on security concerns around current issues including U.S.-China tensions and why TikTok is a topic of discussion and the idea that how nations and leaders see each other – as adversaries or competitors – is also an important consideration. Listen to Dave, Jorhena, Jen, and Andy then speak on the importance of partnerships and the need to build and engage in trusted relationships and information sharing. But they couldn’t completely escape the enduring threats of ransomware and COVID, and they weighed in on the continued impact it is having on sports leagues while hearing Andy’s hope for his favorite football team. Andy also shares his current earworm struggles and gets mocked for his choice of attire…
In a blog post on 28 Jul, security researchers at Claroty shared that they have “discovered remote code execution vulnerabilities affecting virtual private network (VPN) implementations primarily used to provide remote access to operational technology (OT) networks. These dedicated remote access solutions are mainly focused on the industrial control system (ICS) industry… Exploiting these vulnerabilities can give an attacker direct access to the field devices and cause some physical damage.”
At Gate 15, we spend a lot of time discussing Blended Threats. A Blended Threat is a natural, accidental, or purposeful physical or cyber danger that has or indicates the potential to have crossover impacts and harm life, information, operations, the environment, and/or property.
In the newest episode of The Gate 15 Interview, Andy Jabbour talks with Errol Weiss, Chief Security Officer with the…
Nerd Out! Security Panel Discussion are recurring discussion among our team and our valued guests as we explore the all-hazards…
Demystifying Cybersecurity Myths By Jennifer Lyn Walker Welcome to the inaugural episode of The Cybersecurity Evangelist – a cybersecurity podcast…
A series of recent reports have highlighted the morphing threats associated with global extremism. Excerpts from some of those follow…
In a post on 9 July 2020, the team at Pen Test Partners wrote “Hacking smart devices to convince dementia sufferers to overdose,” stating, that they had recently discovered a flaw “that was a little different: it was aimed at the elderly, particularly those with dementia or other cognitive impairments.”
The people have spoken! The Gate 15 Pod has now become the Risk Roundtable. In this episode the gang is…
