House of Pain (ISACA series)
mnemonic security podcast
02/28/23
•42m
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House of Pain: new EU cyber regulations
NIS2, DORA, the Cyber Resilience and Artificial Intelligence acts; have you started to familiarise yourself with the new EU cyber regulations that are coming into force?
In this episode, Robby welcomes Rolf von Roessing, former Vice Chair of ISACA Global, and CEO of FORFA Consulting, a German company specialising in senior level consultancy and advisory work.
During their conversation, Rolf provides an introduction to a few new and upcoming EU regulations many are now starting the familiarise themselves with; the Network and Information Security Directive, version 2 (NIS2), the EU Cyber Resilience Act, the Artificial Intelligence Act and the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).
Rolf walks us through these upcoming regulations, and provides an overview of the main differences between them, who the regulations are for and who they will affect.
Feel free to check out the video version of the podcast on ISACA Norway's channel - https://www.youtube.com/@isacanorwaychapter
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Insider threats to ransomware groups
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•30m
What happens when cyber criminals don’t get what they believe they're owed?
For this episode, Robby is joined by John Fokker, Head of Trellix Threat Intelligence. John shares from his long experience fighting cybercrime, where he among other places has worked for the Dutch National High-Tech Crime Unit (NHTCU), the Dutch National Police unit dedicated to investigate advanced forms of cybercrime. John was also one of the co-founders of the NoMoreRansom Project.
They discuss John’s encounter with an insider in a ransomware group, the valuable information these situations provide the security community, and what we have learned from them.
John also talks about how cybercrime has changed during his career, and how the war in the Ukraine has affected organised cybercrime.
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•38m
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They talk about why Dan became fascinated by bots, real-life examples of how bots are being used, and what separates the sophisticated bots from the rest.
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