Asset Intelligence
mnemonic security podcast
06/26/23
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Asset Intelligence
Imagine a scenario where your organisation discovers that a threat actor currently possesses more knowledge about your environments than you do. Let’s find a way to make sure we don’t end up there - but how?
For this episode, Robby is joined by a serial entrepreneur and serial guest at the mnemonic security podcast. For the fourth time, we’re welcoming Brian Contos. Today, to discuss his latest role as Chief Strategy Officer at Sevco, a company specialising in asset intelligence.
Brian talks about the importance of having an accurate and comprehensive understanding of your assets' security and compliance status, especially in the governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) landscape. As well as how asset intelligence is gaining renewed attention in the industry.
Previous Episode
Unit 42
June 12, 2023
•46m
Operationalising Threat Intelligence
What can you do to get the most out of your threat intelligence initiatives?
A good place to start, is picking Kyle Wilhoit’s brain. Kyle’s the Director of Threat Research at Palo Alto Network's Unit 42, and author of the book Operationalizing Threat Intelligence: A guide to developing and operationalizing cyber threat intelligence programs.
During his chat with Robby, he provides some advice on how organisations should be handling their threat intelligence, what you can leverage from your vendors and partners, and what you need to do yourself to achieve full value from your threat intelligence.
He also shares the major trends that Unit 42 are seeing when it comes to hacking tools, attack frameworks, campaigns, malware, and ransomware.
Next Episode
Managing stress in cybersecurity (ISACA series)
July 3, 2023
•47m
Avoiding overload and managing stress in cybersecurity
For today’s episode, Robby’s joined by Lisa Ventura, Cybersecurity Specialist, Author, and qualified Mental Health First Aider. After many years of experience from the industry, she’s become particularly interested in the human aspects of cybersecurity, especially when it comes to mental health issues, stress, and burnouts.
During their conversation, Lisa explains how common stress and burnouts are in InfoSec and cybersecurity, and discuss how the pandemic impacted these numbers. As well as what the main factors contributing to stress and burnout in our industry is, and how these symptoms manifest themselves.
She also shares some advice on how to combat overload and stress both on an individual and organisational level.
If you’d like to also see Lisa’s presentation, feel free to visit our YouTube channel to watch the full recording of the episode.
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