Security Awareness Podcasts
OWASP's Drive for Better App Security on Display in DC
Source: Bill Brenner, Senior Editor
A podcast report from the floor of OWASP's AppSec DC 2009 event. Hear about the latest threats to your applications, as well as suggestions to improve security at the development level.
The Dark Side of the Security Market
Source: Bill Brenner, Senior editor
In this podcast, IBM ISS Security Strategist Joshua Corman talks to CSO Senior Editor Bill Brenner about what he sees as the industry's sinister underbelly (first of a two-part series).
Audio: Enterprises Getting Patch Management Wrong
Source: Bill Brenner, Senior Editor
[Security Perspectives Podcast with CSO Senior Editor Bill Brenner] Nov. 17: Security expert Ryan Naraine talks about what he believes to be the biggest vulnerability management holes out there today, and what, if anything, can be done about it. Runtime: 14 minutes
Too bad, says Bruce Schneier, we don't have separate words for security, the mathematical reality and security the psychological feeling, because they are as distinct as air and water. At one time Schneier maligned the psychology of security, what he called security theater to make people feel safe even at the expense of being safe. But, as you'll hear in this podcast, the more he learns about the human brain, the more he's coming around to see value in security theater.
The Fine Art of Constructive Worrying
Dick Lefler, managing partner of the Business Security Advisory Group, talks about how to build a framework of readiness for the kind of things that only a CSO can imagine.
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Are you considering implementing a proactive archiving and eDiscovery solutions? This paper summarizes 15 separate soft cost savings when implementing Symantec Enterprise Vault and the Clearwell eDiscovery Platform.
Aberdeen Report: To Patch, or Not to Patch? (Not If, But How)
The report explores the correlation between the current use of patch management and the level of endpoint-related risk that companies are effectively accepting.
