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The DtSR Podcast is dedicated to the cyber security profession - with news, personalities, topics of interest, and discussion you won't find elsewhere. Running since 2011 - founded by Rafal Los (aka "@Wh1t3Rabbit"), and co-hosted by James Jardine - the weekly show will entertain you while you're learning something. On Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/@DtSR_Podcast On YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyo0dkKRvfVtWXjRxNISrhme1MgBj3C2U&si=scHDiTuLXSEQ9qHq On LinkedIn: https://www.linke ...
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TL;DR: On this episode of the podcast - Rafal is joined by long-time friends and colleagues, Jim Tiller, Matt Shufeldt, and reformed analyst Anton Chuvakin to discuss the role and value of the virtual CISO. Or maybe it's the "fractional CISO". Or maybe it's something else? We work through value prop, how to pick a worthwhile partner in a fractional…
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TL;DR; This is part 2 of 2 - for this amazing topic! Please join us for both parts, and check out the full-length video online and available RIGHT NOW. On this episode of the DtSR Podcast, I welcome Kristin Demoranville and Nelson Estrada Hernandez to talk about the food industry and how cyber security can and should be a vital part in this absolut…
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TL;DR; This is part 1 of 2 - for this amazing topic! Please join us for both parts, and check out the full-length video online and available RIGHT NOW. On this episode of the DtSR Podcast, I welcome Kristin Demoranville and Nelson Estrada Hernandez to talk about the food industry and how cyber security can and should be a vital part in this absolut…
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TL;DR: This week's show features Oded Hareven, Co-Founder & CEO at Akeyless, and we cover some topics that are important, but brand new to us. Oded started a secrets management company and addressed some of the challenges and new technology with us. First, we discuss the "secret zero" problem (the one I worry about quite often), then zero-knowledge…
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TL;DR: This week we are starting a quarterly segment with Sean Scranton and Shawn Tuma - that's right folks, you'll get our favorite breach coach aka "The oh-shit moment guy" and one of the most knowledgeable cyber insurance people together on the podcast four times a year (at least). So what did we cover on this show? Oye - looks like White Castle…
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TL;DR: I'm so excited to announce this podcast. This week the one and only Dominic Vogel joins me on the show to talk about SMBs - you know, those building blocks of the economy that most vendors pretend don't exist because it doesn't make them big $$$. And it's a whopper of a conversation with insights, ideas, and conversation that is looking to c…
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TL;DR: Kellman's been one of the guests I've been chasing for years but he's always been too busy or too tied up in corporate requirements to be on the podcast - but now he's available and here we are. Kellman's got a lot of years behind him slinging network security gear, so it's a bit of a surprise to some that he has pivoted hard into cloud conc…
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TL;DR: This week's episode is packed with content, as the one and only Jim Tiller joins James and me for a podcast that ...well ...does a fair bit of analysis of Black Hat, the industry, and several other things that are probably top of mind for you as well. Let's not spoil it for you - give it a listen (and watch the video, it's good) YouTube Vide…
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TL;DR: On this episode of post-Black Hat 2023, my buddy Will Gragido joins me to talk about what we saw, what we learned, and what shenanigans transpired. We're focused on marketing and booths - how do vendors differentiate, what do conferencegoers take away, and what makes your booth or offering unique? What about AI? Yeah, we talk about all of th…
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TL;DR This week is Black Hat 2023, or "Hacker Summer Camp" if you prefer. That means that the hype machine will be working overtime, times 10, so here's an episode made to throw some cold water on the madness, and poke a little fun before things go entirely sideways. I hope you enjoy this show, and as always, I welcome your comments on LinkedIn! Gu…
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TL;DR: I crashed a party on Security Uncorked and the crew that was having the discussion was kind enough to indulge me and my "bombs" (questions, really) - so I decided to have JJ and Josh on DtSR, and James and I continued the debate and conversation. This was so much more fun than it should have been, but the result is something I think we can b…
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TL;DR: This week my old buddies Jason Clark and James Robinson join James and me to talk about "AI" and the realm of possibilities (and risks) that it is. We discuss Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a generational leap in technology - but also the risks it poses for corporations (and real-life, real people too). Listen to the pod in your ears, and w…
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TL;DR: This week's episode is a come-back episode from the appearance I did on Dan Kuykendall's "Dan on Dev" podcast a couple of days ago. We started such a fun conversation, we just couldn't let it end there. We go through some interesting (in my opinion) history of the AppSec space, Dan does a little "back in my day" stuff, and I get all "Get off…
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TL;DR You've got a slightly different episode this week - it's just James and I on the mic to talk through one of my favorite topics. But first! ... we have to talk about "Threads" and the social media "too much" that's happening. Then we talk about the Law of Diminishing Returns in cyber security -from budget to effort - "How much is good enough?"…
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Tl;DR: ** Happy Birthday America! ** This week the podcast is celebrating America's birthday by releasing an episode that is a conversation with one of my favorite Canadians. Mark Nunnikhoven is one of the foremost cloud and large scale security professionals, and if anyone in security understands how to explain some of the stresses and strains of …
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TL;DR: On this week's episode we have an expert in leadership with experience in the Federal/Military sector as well as the civilian side. Bo talks about how culture can be changed, ways to approach your constituents, and which styles of information dissemination work best in organizations both large and small. If you're thinking about how to get y…
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TL;DR: On this software security and regulation-focused episode of the podcast, the OG of AppSec (Jeff Williams) joins James & I to talk about the latest spate of regulations that require self-attested transparency about what companies are doing with respect to securing their software via supply chain and direct action. Jeff contends this is a good…
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TL;DR: On this 555th episode, James Wickett joins James and me on an interesting discussion on AppSec, developer relationships, and why we just can't seem to make it work. Or maybe we're making it work but not giving ourselves credit? Listen in to this conversation and find out. This one will hook you in, as James, James, and I have a slightly depr…
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TL;DR This week's episode goes down the AppSec rabbit hole with Francesco Cipollone (call him "Frank") as we discuss some of the ins and outs of the modern software security challenge. We're all over the place on topics, but the message, in the end, is sane. YouTube video replay: https://youtube.com/live/tJ6pvV3f0uA Guest: Francesco Cipollone Linke…
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TL;DR: In case you missed the epic LinkedIn Live livestream, here's the podcast version of the conversation with Chris Scanlan (President and Chief Commercial Officer at ExtraHop). James and I talk to Chris about his career, how he picks his next job, his team, and his thoughts on high-performance organizations. Sales is a topic many of our competi…
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TL;DR: On this week's episode of Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast - Steve Riley visits to talk tall tales of VPN and other connectivity of yore, what it's evolving to, and why it's a generational leap. The conversation with Steve is always a good one, and catch Steve here before you catch him on the Cloud Security Podcast (beat you to it guys!)…
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TL;DR: On this week's show, Grant joins us to discuss an episode that draws inspiration from a LinkedIn discussion with Patrick Garrity [original post] (whom could not make our recording, sorry Patrick). The gist of it is this - patching is hard, there are now 925 KEVs (known exploited vulnerabilities) on CISAs list, and that's a truck-ton. The dis…
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TL;DR: On this week's episode, the one and only Jeff Collins joins Rafal & James to talk about the shift to the cloud and what's gone wrong in the years since the collective "we" announced that the cloud was the answer. Feels like a decade has passed, and I think it has, since the start and we're observing increased complexity and varying degrees o…
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TL;DR: This episode is a bit of a rant, a bit of an analysis, and an interview with returning podcast guest Ray Canzanese, Jr. from RSA Conference 2023. Yep, I went so you didn't have to... so in this show you'll get a few impressions, and maybe you'll agree or disagree on the themes and things we're seeing. Maybe you'll even be compelled to write …
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TL;DR: Cyber Security seems to always be a technical topic. This week, we're taking it down a different lane as we discuss HR (right, Human Resources, remember those folks?) with Tom Venables. Tom's got seat time in the space, consulting with HR partners for various clients so he knows a thing or two about the processes and where they break down. L…
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