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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
You've seen the cyber-attack stories on the news, but you may not be sure just how big of a threat cyber-attacks are to local companies right here in our community. The truth is, successful attacks are happening here all the time. We see them because we're the ones that get called in to assess the damage and clean it up.
We started this podcast to help educate business and IT leaders on just how serious the threat of cyber-attack is so you can take control and protect the people and the business you care about so much. Don’t feel guilty about skipping the IT conferences, lunch-and-learns, and panel discussions. Just subscribe to our podcast Cybersecurity in Session and begin your journey to becoming a more secure company.
We started this podcast to help educate business and IT leaders on just how serious the threat of cyber-attack is so you can take control and protect the people and the business you care about so much. Don’t feel guilty about skipping the IT conferences, lunch-and-learns, and panel discussions. Just subscribe to our podcast Cybersecurity in Session and begin your journey to becoming a more secure company.
Update frequency:
every 11 days
Average audio length:
25 minutes
English
United States
64 episodes
since Nov. 3, 2017
episodic
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Here’s a fact: the data you store and transmit across your organization’s networks is a highly valuable asset that needs to be protected. The size of your business is irrelevant; the industry you work in is also irrelevant. What matters to cybercriminals is if they can compromise your data and how …
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Are you a cyberattack enabler due to apathy or lack of understanding of what is happening within the Internet universe? In this episode, Fred and Garrett discuss why the “it cannot happen to me” approach to cybersecurity is fostering the growth of cybercrime and other threats delivered to your orga…
In this episode, Fred and Rob discuss cybersecurity from a new angle. Let’s take off our geek hats and discuss the business side of cyber-attacks. From why it's an essential part of an organization's risk management program to the costs these attacks can have on finances, revenue, and reputation.
In this episode, Fred and Garrett discuss the last CIS Control, Penetration Tests and Red Team Exercises. This control focuses on testing the security measures already in place within your organization. Penetration Tests and Red Team Exercises are most impactful when a company has taken action agai…
In this episode, Fred and Garrett discuss the third Organizational CIS Control, Incident Response and Management. This control focuses on creating an incident response plan to protect your organization's information and reputation. Incident Response and Management is most impactful when a company h…
In this episode, Fred and Garrett discuss the second Organizational CIS Control, Application Software Security. This control is used to manage the security life cycle of your software. This control is used to prevent, detect, and correct security weaknesses. Application Software Security is most im…
In this episode, Fred and Rob discuss the first Organizational CIS Control, Implement a Security Awareness and Training Program. This control is used to develop and execute a plan for a security awareness and training program. This control is useful for those at all levels of an organization. Imple…
In this episode, Fred and Rob discuss the tenth Foundational CIS Control, Account Monitoring and Control. This control is used to actively manage and control user accounts-such as that of employees or contractors-from creation to deletion. Account Monitoring and Control is most impactful when a com…
In this episode, Fred and Tim discuss the ninth Foundational CIS Control, Wireless Access Control. This control is used to track, control, prevent, and correct the way you use your wireless local area networks, access points, and wireless client systems. Wireless Access Control is most impactful wh…
In this episode, Fred and Rob discuss the eighth Foundational CIS Control, Controlled Access Based on the Need to Know. This control is used to track, control, prevent, and correct secure access to sensitive systems and data. Controlled Access Based on the Need to Know is most impactful when a comp…
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