The future of privacy | Privacy miniseries
mnemonic security podcast
03/29/21
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The future of privacy | Privacy miniseries
Is privacy a myth for anyone with a smart phone? Can we actually control what our devices are sharing about us?
We’re continuing our miniseries about privacy with Edwin Doyle, Delegate & Constituent for the World Economic Forum Taskforce on Data Intermediaries, and Global Security Strategist at Check Point.
Eddie chats with Robby about what the Taskforce on Data Intermediaries is working on, and how it might change how we share information in the future, the role of blockchain in this vision and making information about what is being shared about us more accessible.
Stay tuned for more episodes on privacy in the coming weeks.
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger
Previous Episode
Business Email Compromise
March 15, 2021
•39m
What's the worst that can happen with your email?
For this episode, Robby has invited Korstiaan Stam, Digital Forensics & Incident Response Manager in PwC Netherlands, to pick his brain about Business Email Compromise (BEC).
Korstiaan has a lot of experience working with email fraud, and throughout their conversation he shares many of his war stories. He explains the many different ways adversaries are exploiting organisations through this attack vector, and what they can actually do once they gain access to your email.
They also discuss the professionalisation of BEC, what steps are essential when doing BEC investigations, and SolarWinds.
https://github.com/PwC-IR/Business-Email-Compromise-Guide
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger
Next Episode
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
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