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In-depth intel. Real talk. Human factor.
Join Dan Mellinger, your go-to cybersecurity communicator, as he bridges the gap between cutting-edge security tech and the humans who make it work.
Every first and third week each month, he unpacks security stories and technical deep dives—from threat hunting to the not-so-secrets of Data Security and SSE others won’t tell you—all rooted in the same high‑quality content and bold thought leadership you’ve come to expect from SECURITY.COM.
Join Dan Mellinger, your go-to cybersecurity communicator, as he bridges the gap between cutting-edge security tech and the humans who make it work.
Every first and third week each month, he unpacks security stories and technical deep dives—from threat hunting to the not-so-secrets of Data Security and SSE others won’t tell you—all rooted in the same high‑quality content and bold thought leadership you’ve come to expect from SECURITY.COM.
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英語
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24 集
自從 2025年7月28日
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"Known exploited" is treated as a permanent state. The data says it isn't. If a vulnerability was exploited today, there's a 99.9% chance it's exploited again in the next 30 days. Go a year without observed activity and it's back at the base rate, as if it had never been exploited at all.…
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Every endpoint product on the market claims 99%-plus protection, and they're all telling the truth. That is exactly why independent testing exists. Thomas Uhlemann of AV-Comparatives, the Innsbruck lab that has spent two decades trying to make "does it work?" a question with a defensible …
The channel isn't dying. The traditional reseller model is. Alan Maxwell, who leads Broadcom's Catalyst partner business internationally, puts the number on it: fewer than 15–20% of partner sales engineers could pass an unscripted, hands-on XDR architecture exam today, and the partners winning righ…
Symantec Threat Hunters found malware that turns a legitimate document-security platform into its own exfiltration channel. Infostealer.Speagle hijacks Cobra DocGuard to chase Chinese ballistic missile documents — then uses the platform's own driver to delete itself. A look at the Runningcrab activ…
SIEM was supposed to be the nerve center of every security operation — collect every log, correlate every event, surface every threat. Most organizations ended up with an expensive log warehouse that generates more noise than signal.
Recorded live from RSAC, Dan sits down with Justin Falck — Head o…
The Evolution of Cybersecurity Media & PR — with Tony Welz, W2 Communications
Cybersecurity went from a niche trade-press beat to a nation-state strategy domain in about 25 years. Dan Mellinger sits down with Tony Welz, co-founder of W2 Communications — a strategic communications agency that's …
Iran has always been active in cyberspace — but with U.S. and Israeli kinetic operations underway in March 2026, they're under pressure to make an impact, and cyber is where they can fight asymmetrically. Dan Mellinger and Symantec threat intelligence veteran Dick O'Brien break down what defenders …
How did Data Loss Prevention go from a forgotten niche to a boardroom necessity? In this episode, host Dan Mellinger sits down with Matt Jones, Channel Technical Director for Information Security at Broadcom's Enterprise Security Group, to trace the full arc of DLP — from its earliest roots to its …
As AI shifts from passive large language models (LLMs) to active "Agents" capable of executing tasks, the cybersecurity landscape is hitting a fever pitch. In this episode, recorded ahead of their Black Hat Europe presentation, your go-to cybersecurity communicator Dan Mellinger sits down…
In this episode, Dan Mellinger and Paul Miller host Cooper Quintin from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) to discuss the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, privacy threats, and the importance of human rights in the digital age. They explore the impact of smartphones on privacy, the role of…
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