Honeypots
mnemonic security podcast
04/26/21
•29m
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In this episode, you’ll learn about the digital canaries; honeypots.
Honeypots are passive monitoring systems that appear to be legitimate parts of an organisation’s core infrastructure, designed to alert you about someone trying to illegitimately enter your infrastructure, and help you get insight on the attacker’s tactics, techniques, and procedures.
Someone with a lot of experience using honeypots is IT & OT Industrial specialist Mikael Vingaard. Mikael has experience working with OT security in industrial control systems (ICS)/ SCADA environments from many of the major energy institutions in Denmark, like Energinet.dk, Danish Energy Agency and EnergiCERT, and now works to educate others about the benefits of honeypots and providing in-house honeypots to organisations.
Mikael is joining Robby from his test lab to speak about the benefits of using honeypots, the threat landscape for OT systems, as well as what kind of organisations can use honeypots and the maturity level required for doing so.
https://www.honeypot.dk/
Producer: Paul Jæger
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The World of Open Source
April 12, 2021
•34m
The World of Open Source
How do you know that the open source you are using is secure?
This episode, Robby is joined by Daniel Wisenhoff to talk about open source management. Daniel is the CEO & Co-Founder of Debricked, a Swedish company aiming to help organisations use open source securely in their own software development.
During their conversation, they discuss how most organisations work with open source, and how we can become better at using it. As well as what potential security risks are associated with open source, like vulnerabilities, license issues and poor community health.
https://debricked.com/
Producer: Paul Jæger
Next Episode
Internet of Things
May 10, 2021
•47m
Internet of Things | Privacy miniseries
Previously in this miniseries, we’ve discussed the challenges of online privacy with experts in that field. In many ways, what can be known about us through our online behaviour pales in comparison to what someone can find out about us by monitoring measurements of the real world, through ours and others’ Internet of Things (IoT) devices.
This is what we’ll be talking about today, as we’re joined by Tim Panagos, Co-Founder and CTO of Microshare, a company helping data owners securely store and act on high-volume IoT data using policies with what they call “ridiculous levels of auditing”.
Robby and Tim discuss what happens to privacy when there is no “opt-out button”, and Tim shares his take on how we can organise privacy rules and principles in complex IoT ecosystems.
Producer: Paul Jæger
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