Best Technical Rescue Podcasts (2024)

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The Weekly Run Down 6/28/24 19:27

6h ago19:27

19:27

In this episode, Ryan, Shannon, and Chris discuss their week and share their experiences. They talk about family time, vacations, and their favorite TV shows and games. They also mention their podcast content and ask for feedback. The conversation touches on topics like cybersecurity, movies, and pop culture. Please LISTEN 🎧 LIKE 👍🏿 and SHARE ❤️ Th…

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Workhorse - E33 - OPs Sailcloth - Morris Dance - Immune with Peter Wood 58:02

6h ago58:02

58:02

Operations in the Southwest Pacific during the late 1980s and early-mid 90s are discussed with C-130 pilot Peter 'Wedge' Wood, along with his experiences in Papua New Guinea and as Officer Commanding 84 Wing. Additionally, Wedge's experiences of Operation Immune are discussed at length. Operations covered include: Delivery of riot gear to Port Vila…

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Episode 88 - Adam Maiers 1:21:54

12h ago1:21:54

1:21:54

Adam Maiers is a person like you who loves the fire service. A person who finds comfort in learning, growth, failure, and the nuance of the little things in training and life. He truly believes in service before self, a family man blessed in his life and circle. In his words, he has been in the fire service for a few years for a few departments in …

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Building Technical Skills and Community: Ft. Rebekah Skeete, COO, BlackGirlsHack 57:13

23h ago57:13

57:13

Rebekah Skeete, COO of BlackGirlsHack, discusses the organization's mission and initiatives in the cybersecurity field. The organization was founded by Tennisha Martin to provide support and resources for black women interested in cybersecurity. BlackGirlsHack offers a monthly book club, weekly trainings, and cohorts for technical skill development…

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Preventing AI from Generating Exact Images (Podcast Cover) 21:10

2d ago21:10

21:10

The conversation discusses the use of AI in art and the impact it has on artists. Artists are using anti-AI poison to create images that confuse and disrupt AI-generated art. While AI makes it easier for people to create art, it also threatens the livelihood of artists. The use of poisoning tools like Glaze and Nightshade can prevent AI from genera…

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Cleveland Rocked But Not Rolled By Cyberattack 12:04

3d ago12:04

12:04

The city of Cleveland refuses to pay a ransom demand by cyber attackers, which is a positive sign. The team speculates that the city of Cleveland likely have good cyber hygiene and a recovery plan in place. It's important to not pay ransom demands as it encourages more attacks. Cleveland's segmentation of networks and adherence to best practices is…

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15K Car Dealerships Shutdown By Ransomware 15:40

4d ago15:40

15:40

A software company called CDK was hacked, causing 15,000 car dealerships across North America to be crippled. The dealerships relied on CDK's software for various operations, including car sales and maintenance. Some dealerships had to resort to pen and paper, while others were unable to perform any tasks. The attack had a significant impact on the…

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The Weekly Run Down 6/21/24 30:10

7d ago30:10

30:10

In this episode, Ryan and Daniel discuss Daniel's experiences in Japan. Daniel talks about house hunting and the unique architecture of houses in Japan, exploring the city of Yokosuka and the abundance of food options. Daniel shares his arcade and lounge experiences in Tokyo, highlighting the social aspect of arcades in Japan. They also mention TV …

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E91: WAI Pt. 3 Where Do We Go From Here? 48:03

7d ago48:03

48:03

For our final installment of the Women in Aviation Series, Miranda talks with a few members of th eplanning committee to get a behind the scenes look at thier goals for the future. LCDR Michelle Cosenza, LCDR Cassie Hawley, and LCDR Maggie Champlain discuss this year's conference, planning committee challenges, and their hopes for future conference…

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Throw Back Thursday - Hackers Weaponized TikTok Challenge 13:48

8d ago13:48

13:48

In this lost episode from December 4, 2022, Ryan and Shannon how hackers are using the trending TikTok invisible challenge to spread malware. Threat actors are tricking users into downloading malware by capitalizing on the invisible challenge, where users apply a filter that leaves behind a silhouette of their body. The malware is hidden inside Pyt…

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#005 - The Risks of Zero-Day Attacks in Open Source Software with Frank Huerta 53:37

8d ago53:37

53:37

Summary In this episode, Jacob Beningo interviews Frank Herta, the CEO of Curtail Incorporated, about the risks of zero-day attacks in open source software. They discuss the importance of DevSecOps and the need for comprehensive security measures. Frank shares his background in security and how his company is working on detecting zero-day bugs. The…

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Kiernan Underwood - Invictus Games athlete, ultra runner, veteran 50:58

8d ago50:58

50:58

I apologize for the large gap between episodes its just a crazy time of year. I'll do my best to continue 1 per month. Thank you for being patient and still tuning in. Today is a free discussion with a friend of mine where we talk a lot about military life and different plans/paths you can find yourself on. We also dive into endurance racing and ch…

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Microsoft & Google Plan To Rescue Rural Hospitals 12:07

9d ago12:07

12:07

Microsoft and Google are offering cyber help to rural hospitals in an initiative by the Biden administration. The hospitals, which are critical for surrounding areas, often lack proper cybersecurity measures and are vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Microsoft is offering discounts on security products and free licenses to upgrade their systems, while Go…

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Embracing Military-Grade Cyber Defenses 13:12

10d ago13:12

13:12

The conversation discusses the trend of regulated industries adopting military-grade cyber defenses and the importance of information sharing and collaboration in the cybersecurity field. It emphasizes the need for a collective approach to cybersecurity and the adoption of strategies like zero trust. The conversation also highlights the significanc…

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Radar Boat Rescue 49:32

10d ago49:32

49:32

Hear Andy's salty sea story of the time FALKEN and her trusty radar was called upon to rescue a boat that dragged her anchor and drifted out to sea without lights, AIS or any crew aboard. Last episode of the season! Please rate us and subscibe to catch us when the next season comes along! -- Join us on The QUARTERDECK, 59º North's online platform, …

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Microsoft’s Cybersecurity Hearing 13:24

11d ago13:24

13:24

In this episode, Ryan and Daniel discuss the recent Microsoft cybersecurity hearing and the implications for the company's relationship with the government. They highlight the importance of Microsoft's role in the federal sector and the need for improved security practices. The breach attributed to China and the loss of encryption keys are discusse…

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Workhorse - E32 - Maintenance 1975-1997 with David Richardson 1:02:55

13d ago1:02:55

1:02:55

Dave 'Richo' Richardson discusses a broad range of maintenance topics spanning the 1975-1997 era, including: Corrosion and Fatigue Boron fibre repairs C-130E wing repairs C-130E outer wing swap C-130H wing design Paint schemes Electronic warfare modifications Maintenance reorganisation Engine sulphidation Operating cost reductions (removing wing ta…

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The Weekly Run-Down 3/14/24 27:15

14d ago27:15

27:15

In this episode, Ryan, Shannon, and Daniel discuss their recent activities and interests. They talk about their media consumption, including TV shows, movies, and comedy specials. They also share updates on their personal lives, such as graduations and college orientations. Ryan mentions his plans for the podcast and upcoming appearances, while Sha…

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Empowering the Next Generation: Mariah Simone' Denson's Journey from Gamer to Community Leader 49:59

15d ago49:59

49:59

Mariah Simone' Denson is the founder and president of Global Patch, a nonprofit organization that focuses on getting people, especially BIPOC individuals, into the gaming, eSports, digital production, and tech industries. The organization provides education and career pathways, as well as focuses on the safety of individuals in these spaces. Mariah…

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The Cybersecurity Talent Shortage: Experience vs. Certifications vs. Degrees 18:09

16d ago18:09

18:09

The conversation discusses the shortage of cybersecurity professionals and the role of certifications in job hunting. The article mentioned states that there are around 469,930 open cybersecurity positions in the US that are not being filled due to a lack of certifications. The hosts debate the importance of certifications versus degrees and the ne…

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Microsoft Recalls “Recall” Feature? 20:03

17d ago20:03

20:03

Microsoft recalls screenshot feature after outcry due to privacy concerns raised by the UK and EU. The feature, called Recall, was meant to store screenshots of desktop activity but raised concerns about the security of sensitive information, such as passwords, being captured and stored in plain text. Microsoft responded by making the feature opt-i…

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Radar 49:16

17d ago49:16

49:16

Andy and August are back, this week talking about radar! What is it, and is it a necessary tool for the modern sailor? Plenty of sea stories in this one that might help you decide! -- Join us on The QUARTERDECK, 59º North's online platform, to add your own arguments and to continue the discussion. First two weeks free!…

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The Implications of the Snowflake Data Breach 13:40

18d ago13:40

13:40

The conversation discusses the recent data breach targeting the customers of cloud storage firm Snowflake. The breach has resulted in hundreds of customer passwords being found online, potentially exposing millions of accounts. The conversation highlights the ease of access to hacking tools and the importance of using multi-factor authentication to…

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The Weekly Run Down 6/7/24 40:55

21d ago40:55

40:55

In this conversation, Ryan, Shannon, and Daniel discuss their recent activities and what they've been watching. They mention the latest episodes of their podcast, The Other Side of the Firewall, and the guests they've had. They also talk about the movies and TV shows they've watched, including the movie 'Atlas' on Netflix, the animated series 'Bloo…

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Building Community, Diversity in Cybersecurity, and the Importance of Soft Skills Ft. Rico Randall 44:11

21d ago44:11

44:11

In this episode of Ask A CISSP, Ryan Williams interviews Rico Randall, a veteran and senior consultant at Red Hat. Rico shares his background in the military and his transition to the civilian workforce. He discusses his experience obtaining certifications like CISSP and his current role at Red Hat. Rico also talks about his podcast, DEM Tech Folks…

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E90: WAI Pt. 2 Liz Booker 49:34

21d ago49:34

49:34

Part 2 of the WAI series, Miranda sits down with Liz Booker. Liz is a retired US Coast Guard helicopter pilot and foreign diplomat, and a writer for children and young adults. She built a community of readers, writers, and aviation enthusiasts around stories featuring women in aviation. Her community includes a 2K+ member book club, 170 member writ…

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#0004 - Embedded DevOps to the Rescue 29:53

22d ago29:53

29:53

In this episode, Jacob Benningo discusses the importance of DevOps in the embedded software development industry. He emphasizes the need for DevOps to improve project delivery, efficiency, and product quality. Jacob provides insights into the principles of DevOps, the implementation of CI/CD pipelines, and the impact of DevOps on software developme…

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Internet Archive Under Sustained DDoS Attack 11:19

23d ago11:19

11:19

The podcast episode discusses the sustained cyberattacks on the Internet Archive, a nonprofit organization facing targeted DDoS attacks. The conversation delves into the impact of these attacks, the significance of the Internet Archive, and the potential motives behind the cyberattacks. The hosts also highlight the importance of the Internet Archiv…

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Episode 87 - Ryan Hill 44:01

23d ago44:01

44:01

Ryan is a 17-year firefighter/paramedic with the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service. He is a sudden cardiac arrest survivor and the first operational firefighter in the world with an internal defibrillator.@ryanhill19Sponsorship: @southwest_fire_academyEditing: @bradsheaMarketing: @m.pletzAdministration: @haileyfirefit…

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Ticketmaster Breach Exposes The Data Of Half A Billion Users 16:35

24d ago16:35

16:35

The podcast discusses the Ticketmaster hack, its impact on over half a billion users, and the potential risks of exposed personal information. The conversation also delves into the implications of aggregate data, the enforcement of cybersecurity laws, and the responsibility of companies to protect customer data. Please LISTEN 🎧 LIKE 👍🏿 and SHARE ❤️…

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Night Sailing 56:34

24d ago56:34

56:34

How different is it to sail in the dark, and what can you do to make it a safe, fun and even spiritual experience? Turn on your navlights, spin up your radar and join Andy Schell and August Sandberg in the cocpit for a dark night watch. -- Join us on The QUARTERDECK, 59º North's online platform, to add your own arguments and to continue the discuss…

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What's Taking TikTok So Long To Divest? 17:42

25d ago17:42

17:42

TikTok is reportedly preparing a US copy of its core algorithm in response to the US government's demand for divestiture or operational changes. The company is said to be splitting its source code to comply with US regulations, but this could result in a different user experience and algorithm support. The US government's concerns revolve around po…

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Workhorse - E31 - Strategic Circumstances from mid 70s - mid 90s 14:54

28d ago14:54

14:54

This episode explores the 'Defence of Australia' years and how this strategy impacted C-130 operations. The impact of the Dibb Review is also discussed.By Bill 'K9' Kourelakos

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The Weekly Run Down 5/31/24 29:35

28d ago29:35

29:35

In this episode, Ryan and Shannon discuss their week and share their thoughts on movies, documentaries, and video games. Ryan talks about attending a Kevin Hart comedy show and watching the Mark Twain Award ceremony. He also shares his experience playing video games on his new ultra-wide monitor. Shannon discusses the documentaries he watched and h…

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A Day In The Life Of An Assistant Director & Cybersecurity Advocate Featuring Delisha Hodo 46:26

29d ago46:26

46:26

In this episode, Ryan Williams Sr. interviews Delisha Hodo, the Assistant Director of Advising at the SANS Technology Institute. They discuss various initiatives and opportunities in the cybersecurity field, including the reopening of the SANS Cyber Academies, the Women's Cyber Academy, and the Diversity Cyber Academy. Delisha provides advice for i…

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70% Of Water Systems Fail EPA Cybersecurity Standards 11:50

1M ago11:50

11:50

More than 70% of surveyed water systems failed to meet EPA cyber standards, highlighting the lack of cybersecurity measures in place. These water treatment facilities are not following basic cyber hygiene practices, such as updating outdated systems and conducting regular reviews of their processes. The Safe Water Drinking Act requires these facili…

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Watch Systems 47:40

1M ago47:40

47:40

Andy Schell and August Sandberg answers questions from Quarterdeck members! This time tackling the popular topic of Watch Schedules. How do you manage rest, handover and crew pairing to make you passage as safe and enjoyable as possible? -- Join us on The QUARTERDECK, 59º North's online platform, to add your own arguments and to continue the discus…

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World’s Largest Chip Manufacture Has A Kill Switch 14:01

1M ago14:01

14:01

The podcast episode discusses the world's largest chip maker, TSMC, and their ability to remotely disable machines through a kill switch in the event of an invasion. The article highlights the geopolitical tensions between China and Taiwan, as TSMC is located in Taiwan. The conversation also touches on the Chip Act, which incentivizes chip manufact…

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Ask A CISSP | DiY Guild To Building Your Own GPT 25:46

1M ago25:46

25:46

In this episode, Ryan Williams Sr. demonstrates how to build a GPT (Genitive Pre-trained Transformer) using OpenAI's ChatGPT. He walks through the four steps of creating a GPT and shows how to optimize it. The GPT is designed to review test guidance, generate questions and examples for each use case, and provide feedback on evidence provided by the…

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American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Suffers Cyber Attack 11:10

1M ago11:10

11:10

The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) suffered a cyber attack that disrupted its IT systems and online operations. While it is unknown if it was a ransomware attack, the ARRL reassured users that no social security numbers were compromised. However, the attackers did gain access to email addresses and names, which could be used for phishing and id…

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E89: First Responder PTSD 1:05:17

1M ago1:05:17

1:05:17

Welcome! As Mental Health Awareness Month draws to a close, the team called Kenny and Ryan to pinch hit with Nick and a special guest, CAPT Patrick Dill. CAPT Dill has been spearheading a campaign to better track and take care of Coasties from all communities, even the ones who float on boats. He shares some phenomenal insight into how we are takin…

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The Weekly Run-Down 4/24/24 52:10

1M ago52:10

52:10

Monday - North Korea Taking U.S. Jobs Tuesday - FBI Takes Down BreachForums Wednesday - What Are "Compassion-Oriented" Social Media Scams Throw Back Thursday - ChatGPT: Friend or Foe? Friday - The Weekly Run Down 5/24 In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics, including recent cybersecurity news, media recommendations, and sports. They talk…

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Throw Back Thursday | ChatGPT, Cybersecurity Friend or Foe? 14:31

1M ago14:31

14:31

What's up, everyone?! In this episode, Ryan and Shannon discuss whether ChatGPT will be God's gift to cybersecurity or our undoing. Please LISTEN 🎧 LIKE 👍🏿 and SHARE ❤️ Thanks! Article: ChatGPT may hinder the cybersecurity industry https://venturebeat.com/security/chatgpt-may-hinder-the-cybersecurity-industry/ Please LISTEN 🎧 LIKE 👍🏿 and SHARE ❤️ T…

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Episode 86 - Eric Wheaton 1:02:50

1M ago1:02:50

1:02:50

Eric Wheaton is the Owner of VentEnterSearch, LLC. He is a second-generation fireman for Winter Park (FL) Fire Department and is currently assigned as a Lieutenant on Truck 61. Eric has spent the majority of his career on the Truck Company. He also serves on the Winter Park Fire Department Technical Rescue Team. Eric is an instructor for the Truck …

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What Are “Compassion-Oriented” Social Media Scams? 15:23

1M ago15:23

15:23

In this episode, the hosts discuss a social media scam that preys on compassion. Scammers create posts about children in need and embed nefarious links, tricking people into sharing the posts and potentially stealing their data. The hosts emphasize the importance of being cautious and not clicking on suspicious links, even if they appear to be from…

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New Sails for ISBJØRN! 46:01

1M ago46:01

46:01

ISBJØRN's white sails have 60 000 miles on them, and we are making new ones! Andy and August takes this opportunity to discuss how the sails have worked for them, and consider if they would want to change anything. -- Join us on The QUARTERDECK, 59º North's online platform, to add your own arguments and to continue the discussion. First two weeks f…

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FBI Takes Down Breach Forum 12:09

1M ago12:09

12:09

The FBI has taken down the hacking forum Breach Forums, which was used to leak stolen data. This is not the first time the FBI has taken action against such forums. The article mentions previous instances where the FBI and international partners have collaborated to bring down cybercriminals. The FBI is urging anyone who has had dealings with the f…

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#0003 - The Fight for True Open-Source RTOSes 39:29

1M ago39:29

39:29

Carsten Gregerson shares his background in the embedded systems industry and how he got into it. He discusses his work at Nabto, a company that provides remote access to small devices using peer-to-peer technology. Carsten then delves into the topic of real-time operating systems (RTOS) and the battle for open-source RTOS. He explains the differenc…

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How North Korea Is Stealing U.S. Jobs 13:56

1M ago13:56

13:56

Three individuals were accused of helping North Korea fund its weapons program by securing remote IT jobs in America and sending the money to North Korea. The scheme involved someone pretending to be the face of the job applicant while the actual work was done by someone in North Korea. The article highlights the need for better background checks, …

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Workhorse - E30 - Unique Loads of the 70s 16:54

1M ago16:54

16:54

This short episode covers a few unique loads carried by Royal Australian Air Force C-130s in the 1970s and early 1980s. Included are: A bull taken to China The entombed warriors (China again) Stock to Tonga A 3-day trip for a croc A giant pig Darwin Beer Can Regatta and, F-111 maintenance into Johnston Atoll…

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