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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
The Exploring Information Security podcast interviews a different professional each week exploring topics, ideas, and disciplines within information security. Prepare to learn, explore, and grow your security mindset.
Update frequency:
every 35 days
Average audio length:
24 minutes
English
United States
46 episodes
since Aug. 4, 2015
episodic
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In this final edition of the Exploring Information Security podcast, I talk about my reasons for stopping production on episodes.
This isn’t the easiest thing to do. Now that I’m writing the podcast post after recording and editing the podcast, I have a sense of relief. For the last month plus, I’…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this job posting edition of the Exploring Information Security podcast, who is looking for more in infosec?
This is a bonus episode of the podcast. This is a solo podcast where I discuss open positions and people looking for opportunities. I plan to do these based on demand. If you would like to…
In this exotic episode of the Exploring Information Security podcast, Ed Rojas joins me to answer the question, "What is Tactical Edge?"
Ed (@EdgarR0jas) is the creator of Tactical Edge (@Tactical3dge), which runs October 24 - 27, 2016, and PVC Security podcast co-host. For listeners of that podcas…
In this humanized episode of the Exploring Information Security podcast, Valerie Thomas joins me to answer the question, "What is social engineering?"
Valerie (@hacktress09) is an executive consultant for Securicon. She uses many techniques to pentest an organization via social engineering. One of …
In this guided episode of the Exploring Information Security podcast, Chris Spehn joins me to discuss, how to be a better mentor.
Chris (@_Lopi_) has some interesting thoughts on mentorship and how the infosec community can be better at it. Here is the tweet from Chris that caught my attention:
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In this framed episode of the Exploring Information Security podcast, Steven Legg joins me to answer the question, What is a security framework?
Steven (@ZenM0de) is a principal security strategist at eSentire. Part of his role is implementing, and even sometimes creating, security frameworks for o…
In this timely episode of the Exploring Information Security podcast, Chris Maddalena and I continue our home lab series by answering a listener's question on how to find time for a home lab.
Chris (@cmaddalena) and I were asked the question on Twitter, "How do you make time for a home lab?" We ans…
In this getting stared episode of the Exploring Information Security podcast, I discuss how to build a home lab with Chris Maddalena.
Chris (@cmaddalena) and I have submitted to a couple of calls for training at CircleCityCon and Converge and BSides Detroit this summer on the topic of building a ho…
In this competitive episode of the Exploring Information Security podcast, I discuss red team vs. blue team with Mubix AKA Rob Fuller.
Rob (@Mubix), recently had a post titled "Friendly Fire." In the post he talks about the red vs. blue dynamic and some of the pitfalls of that attitude. I knew of t…
In this competitive episode of the Exploring Information Security podcast, I discuss red team vs. blue team with Mubix AKA Rob Fuller.
Rob (@Mubix), recently had a post titled "Friendly Fire." In the post he talks about the red vs. blue dynamic and some of the pitfalls of that attitude. I knew of t…
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