The TechSpective Podcast is a conversation-driven show built around one consistent goal: getting people with real standing in the technology and cybersecurity world to say the things they’d actually say off the record. Founders, CISOs, chief strategists, researchers, and executives who are building, defending, or thinking seriously about where the industry is heading — interviewed by someone with the background to ask the questions that matter. For anyone following the technology and cybersecurity conversation at a serious level, this is a podcast hosted by someone who knows the difference between a talking point and an insight.
TechSpective Podcast Episode 084 The world has changed in dramatic ways over the past couple of years. The COVID-19 pandemic forced an overnight shift to a remote, work-from-home business model and accelerated digital transformation efforts. Those changes have cybersecurity consequences–making
Prabath Karanth Chats about Cybersecurity at a Startup During a Pandemic Read More »
The concept of zero trust is not new. John Kindervag popularized the term back around 2010 when he was a Forrester analyst, and organizations have been implementing and deploying variations on the idea ever since. However, the combination of the
Den Jones Talks about Zero Trust Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 082 There is a steady evolution and progress of security in response to an ongoing game of cat and mouse with cyber attackers. As attackers adapt and innovate new tools and techniques, the way we approach cybersecurity
Anton Chuvakin Talks about XDR (Extended Detection and Response) Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 081 The world of cybersecurity and technology loves acronyms. You have compliance mandates like SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley), HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), and GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), certifications acronyms like CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security
Michael Farnum Chats about Cloud Security and Acronym Overload Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 080 Encryption is a key element of effective security–but it can also be complex and cumbersome. It is typically fairly binary–you either don’t have the decryption key and can’t access the data, or you do have the
Kei Karasawa Discusses Attribute-Based Encryption Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 079 It isn’t easy to maintain your security posture and be prepared to face the latest cyber attacks. Vulnerability management and threat research are two important elements that can help. Effective vulnerability management enables you to identify
Bharat Jogi Talks About Vulnerability Management and Threat Research Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 078 Wi-Fi security is plagued by some incorrect or outdated myths and misperceptions. Some stories refuse to die no matter how much time goes on or how verifiably false they are. For example, a significant percentage of
Kevin Robinson Chats about Wi-Fi Security Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 077 In theory, the fact that the internet provides virtually instantaneous access to the sum total of all human knowledge should make us smarter as a society. Unfortunately, it seems to be having the opposite effect in
Helen Lee Bouygues Discusses ‘Fake News’ and Critical Thinking Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 076 Compliance frameworks and mandates are just a fact of life for anyone working in IT or cybersecurity. The PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) guidelines provided by the credit card industry has had a significant
Jeff Man Talks about PCI-DSS and the State of Security Compliance Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 075 What is the job of a CISO? Malcolm Harkins, Chief Security and Trust Officer for Epiphany Systems, joins me to answer this question–among other things. We discuss the role of cybersecurity and the importance of contemplating
Malcolm Harkins Discusses the Biden Cybersecurity Summit and Effective Security Read More »
