OT security (noun) [Word Notes]
Hardware and software designed to detect and prevent cyber adversary campaigns that target industrial operations.
Hacking Humans
Share:
Listens: 521
About
Each week the CyberWire’s Hacking Humans Podcast looks behind the social engineering scams, phishing schemes, and criminal exploits that are making headlines and taking a heavy toll on organizations around the world. We talk to social engineering experts, security pros, cognitive scientists, and those practiced in the arts of deception (perhaps even a magician or two). We also hear from people targeted by social engineering attacks and learn from their experiences.
Cybersecurity awareness should be a year-round activity.
Guest Dr. Jessica Barker from Cygenta talks with UK correspondent Carole Theriault about how every month should be cyber awareness month, Joe has a st...
cybersecurity skills gap (noun) [Word Notes]
The difference between organizational employee job requirements and the available skillsets in the potential employee pool.
Good grammar is essential for business email compromise.
Guest Brandon Hoffman from Intel 471 is back sharing some research on business email compromise, Dave's got a story on buying collectable sneakers and...
digital transformation (noun) [Word Notes]
The use of technology to radically improve the performance or reach of the business.
Joekens, Bittnercoins, and the serious impacts of spam analysis.
UK Correspondent Carole Theriault returns with an interview with Paul, a spam analyst, Dave and Joe have some follow-up, Joe revisits NFTs with rug pu...
bulletproof hosting (noun) [Word Notes]
Cloud services intended for cyber criminals and other bad actors designed to obstruct law enforcement and other kinds of government investigations, an...
Physical pen testing: You've got to be able to think on your feet.
Guest Marina Ciavatta CEO at Hekate talks with Dave about some of her social engineering and pen testing experiences, Dave's got a story is about gett...
endpoint security (noun) [Word Notes]
The practice of securing a device that connects to a network in order to facilitate communication with other devices on the same or different networks...