The Risk Business
mnemonic security podcast
03/11/24
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For this episode, Robby is joined by Levi Gundert, Chief Security Officer at the cybersecurity company Recorded Future and author of the book The Risk Business – what leaders need to know about intelligence and risk-based security.
Levi shares from his decades of experience in the threat and risk space – and Robby picks his brain about a broad set of security topics ranging from telling the risk story and categorising risk, to darknet monitoring and infiltration, and using chatbots for security analysis and risk management.
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Ethical Social Engineering
February 26, 2024
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Ethical social engineering
Even the best pentesters out there can be fooled by a social engineering attempt under the right circumstances. But how do we treat the ones that have been tested and failed?
Ragnhild «Bridget» Sageng, Senior Security Advisor at Norwegian Customs, has several years of experience from the IT and cybersecurity industry, and hands-on experience working as an ethical hacker specialising in social engineering.
In her conversation with Robby, she shares what goes through her head during social engineering assignments, and discusses the importance of company culture and management expectations when doing these kinds of assessments.
Ragnhild is particularity interested in the other side social engineering and how we should meet the humans that are involved in these assignments. During this episode she explores what ethical responsibilities we have, what a pentester should demand from a company before accepting an assignment, and what a company should demand back from a pentester.
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Data Brokers and Removal Services
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•36m
Data Brokers and Data Removal Services
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To answer this, we’re joined by an expert in this field; Darius Belijevas, Head of Incogni, a service that automates user personal data removal from data brokers.
Darius shares from his research on data brokers and their business models, and explains what a typical data broker looks like, the most commons methods they use to collect our data, and who some of the most popular data brokers are.
This brings the conversation to the growing market for data removal services, and the two also talk about new legislative measures that might be changing the landscape these organisations operate in.
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