Influencing the boardWhat are some of the most effective methods of gaining a board’s support, and how do you maintain this trust and improve it over time?Our guest today has worked with a lot of boards, and joins us to share his experiences providing boards with the tools to ask the right questions when it comes to cybersecurity, and conveying to them why cybersecurity is important for their organisation.Roger Ison-Haug has worked in IT for close to 30 years and is now working as the CISO &amp; DPO at the data science and weather intelligence provider StormGeo. He is also currently working on his PhD in cybersecurity and leadership.Roger and Robby discuss the most common challenges that boards experience, and what kind of questions they usually ask. They also talk about what it’s actually like being a board member, Roger’s best advice to security people wanting to influence a board, and what kind of questions security people usually aren’t very good at answering – but should be.

Influencing the boardWhat are some of the most effective methods of gaining a board’s support, and how do you maintain this trust and improve it over time?Our guest today has worked with a lot of boards, and joins us to share his experiences providing boards with the tools to ask the right questions when it comes to cybersecurity, and conveying to them why cybersecurity is important for their organisation.Roger Ison-Haug has worked in IT for close to 30 years and is now working as the CISO &amp; DPO at the data science and weather intelligence provider StormGeo. He is also currently working on his PhD in cybersecurity and leadership.Roger and Robby discuss the most common challenges that boards experience, and what kind of questions they usually ask. They also talk about what it’s actually like being a board member, Roger’s best advice to security people wanting to influence a board, and what kind of questions security people usually aren’t very good at answering – but should be.

Influencing the board

KraftCERT trusselvurdering 2023 | In Norwegian onlyOur podcast guest this week is Espen Endal, previous mnemonic colleague and currently OT Security Analyst at the Norwegian energy sector CERT: KraftCERT/InfraCERT.InfraCERT is an ISAC (Information Sharing and Analysis Center) and an IRT (Incident Response Team). Mainly working to update their members about relevant vulnerabilities and threats to make them able to better detect and respond to digital attacks. They are also part of the Norwegian national response organisation. During their conversation, Robby and Espen discuss KraftCERT/InfraCERT's annual threat report, what they consider the most serious threats for their member organisations, both long term and short term, and what techniques they often see being used against their members.Espen also talks about the push to the cloud, the trade-off this entails particularly in these sectors, as well as the impact NIS and eventually NIS2 will have on their members.

KraftCERT trusselvurdering 2023 | In Norwegian onlyOur podcast guest this week is Espen Endal, previous mnemonic colleague and currently OT Security Analyst at the Norwegian energy sector CERT: KraftCERT/InfraCERT.InfraCERT is an ISAC (Information Sharing and Analysis Center) and an IRT (Incident Response Team). Mainly working to update their members about relevant vulnerabilities and threats to make them able to better detect and respond to digital attacks. They are also part of the Norwegian national response organisation. During their conversation, Robby and Espen discuss KraftCERT/InfraCERT's annual threat report, what they consider the most serious threats for their member organisations, both long term and short term, and what techniques they often see being used against their members.Espen also talks about the push to the cloud, the trade-off this entails particularly in these sectors, as well as the impact NIS and eventually NIS2 will have on their members.

KraftCERT

Avoiding overload and managing stress in cybersecurityFor today’s episode, Robby’s joined by Lisa Ventura, Cybersecurity Specialist, Author, and qualified Mental Health First Aider. After many years of experience from the industry, she’s become particularly interested in the human aspects of cybersecurity, especially when it comes to mental health issues, stress, and burnouts.During their conversation, Lisa explains how common stress and burnouts are in InfoSec and cybersecurity, and discuss how the pandemic impacted these numbers. As well as what the main factors contributing to stress and burnout in our industry is, and how these symptoms manifest themselves.She also shares some advice on how to combat overload and stress both on an individual and organisational level.If you’d like to also see Lisa’s presentation, feel free to visit our YouTube channel to watch the full recording of the episode.

Avoiding overload and managing stress in cybersecurityFor today’s episode, Robby’s joined by Lisa Ventura, Cybersecurity Specialist, Author, and qualified Mental Health First Aider. After many years of experience from the industry, she’s become particularly interested in the human aspects of cybersecurity, especially when it comes to mental health issues, stress, and burnouts.During their conversation, Lisa explains how common stress and burnouts are in InfoSec and cybersecurity, and discuss how the pandemic impacted these numbers. As well as what the main factors contributing to stress and burnout in our industry is, and how these symptoms manifest themselves.She also shares some advice on how to combat overload and stress both on an individual and organisational level.If you’d like to also see Lisa’s presentation, feel free to visit <a href="https://www.youtube.com/mnemonic" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">our YouTube channel</a> to watch the full recording of the episode.

Managing stress in cybersecurity (ISACA series)

Asset IntelligenceImagine a scenario where your organisation discovers that a threat actor currently possesses more knowledge about your environments than you do. Let’s find a way to make sure we don’t end up there - but how?For this episode, Robby is joined by a serial entrepreneur and serial guest at the mnemonic security podcast. For the fourth time, we’re welcoming Brian Contos. Today, to discuss his latest role as Chief Strategy Officer at Sevco, a company specialising in asset intelligence.Brian talks about the importance of having an accurate and comprehensive understanding of your assets' security and compliance status, especially in the governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) landscape. As well as how asset intelligence is gaining renewed attention in the industry.

Asset Intelligence Imagine a scenario where your organisation discovers that a threat actor currently possesses more knowledge about your environments than you do. Let’s find a way to make sure we don’t end up there - but how? For this episode, Robby is joined by a serial entrepreneur and serial guest at the mnemonic security podcast. For the fourth time, we’re welcoming Brian Contos. Today, to discuss his latest role as Chief Strategy Officer at Sevco, a company specialising in asset intelligence. Brian talks about the importance of having an accurate and comprehensive understanding of your assets' security and compliance status, especially in the governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) landscape. As well as how asset intelligence is gaining renewed attention in the industry.

Asset Intelligence

Operationalising Threat IntelligenceWhat can you do to get the most out of your threat intelligence initiatives?A good place to start, is picking Kyle Wilhoit’s brain. Kyle’s the Director of Threat Research at Palo Alto Network's Unit 42, and author of the book Operationalizing Threat Intelligence: A guide to developing and operationalizing cyber threat intelligence programs.During his chat with Robby, he provides some advice on how organisations should be handling their threat intelligence, what you can leverage from your vendors and partners, and what you need to do yourself to achieve full value from your threat intelligence.He also shares the major trends that Unit 42 are seeing when it comes to hacking tools, attack frameworks, campaigns, malware, and ransomware.

Operationalising Threat IntelligenceWhat can you do to get the most out of your threat intelligence initiatives?A good place to start, is picking Kyle Wilhoit’s brain. Kyle’s the Director of Threat Research at Palo Alto Network's Unit 42, and author of the book Operationalizing Threat Intelligence: A guide to developing and operationalizing cyber threat intelligence programs.During his chat with Robby, he provides some advice on how organisations should be handling their threat intelligence, what you can leverage from your vendors and partners, and what you need to do yourself to achieve full value from your threat intelligence.He also shares the major trends that Unit 42 are seeing when it comes to hacking tools, attack frameworks, campaigns, malware, and ransomware.

Unit 42

Crypto FinanceHow does a crypto finance agency work with security?To answer this question, and provide insight into security in the world of crypto, we’re joined by Dr. Dominik Raub. He has more than 10 years of experience from the financial industry, a Doctor of Sciences in Cryptography, and works as CISO at Crypto Finance AG, an organisation providing crypto and blockchain services to institutional clients.Dominik talks about the threat landscape they are in, the adversaries in the space, and what he’s learned about their TTPs. As well as the mechanisms his organisation uses to help them distinguish bad transactions and stop large-scale issues.Robby and Dominik also discuss the recent developments in the crypto finance market, and Dominik shares what he predicts will happen in the market in the years to come.

Crypto FinanceHow does a crypto finance agency work with security?To answer this question, and provide insight into security in the world of crypto, we’re joined by Dr. Dominik Raub. He has more than 10 years of experience from the financial industry, a Doctor of Sciences in Cryptography, and works as CISO at Crypto Finance AG, an organisation providing crypto and blockchain services to institutional clients.Dominik talks about the threat landscape they are in, the adversaries in the space, and what he’s learned about their TTPs. As well as the mechanisms his organisation uses to help them distinguish bad transactions and stop large-scale issues.Robby and Dominik also discuss the recent developments in the crypto finance market, and Dominik shares what he predicts will happen in the market in the years to come.

Crypto Finance

Office IoT Can you say for certain that you have a full overview of the IoT devices that are set up in your office environment? Smart Lighting, thermostats, locks, appliances, security cameras, sensors... perhaps even a fish tank? To talk about the importance of securing our office IoT, and specifically our printers, Robby is joined by Quentyn Taylor, Senior Director – Information Security and Global Response at Canon.During their conversation, Quentyn shares from his vast experience working with both IT and information security, and the security evolution he’s observed in office IoT throughout his career.He also shares his expert advice on how to secure these products, the main security challenges associated with them, and how zero trust affects this conversation.

Office IoT Can you say for certain that you have a full overview of the IoT devices that are set up in your office environment? Smart Lighting, thermostats, locks, appliances, security cameras, sensors... perhaps even a fish tank? To talk about the importance of securing our office IoT, and specifically our printers, Robby is joined by Quentyn Taylor, Senior Director – Information Security and Global Response at Canon.During their conversation, Quentyn shares from his vast experience working with both IT and information security, and the security evolution he’s observed in office IoT throughout his career.He also shares his expert advice on how to secure these products, the main security challenges associated with them, and how zero trust affects this conversation.

Office IoT

Passwords and their managersHow do you create your passwords? Do you get help from a password manager, or is your personal “system” bulletproof?Robby has invited two guests passionate about passwords, and how we manage them. Not surprisingly, they can with confidence say that our own “systems” are highly guessable, and not as unique as you might think.Our experts this episode, Cecilie Wian from the Norwegian consultancy Bouvet, and Per Thorsheim CISO and password &amp; digital authentication researcher, share why are they so fascinated with passwords. They also discuss under what circumstances password managers work best, and how to convince your staff to actually use them. As well as what they see for the future of passwords.Interested in this topic? Feel free to check out this conference! https://passwordscon.org/

Passwords and their managersHow do you create your passwords? Do you get help from a password manager, or is your personal “system” bulletproof?Robby has invited two guests passionate about passwords, and how we manage them. Not surprisingly, they can with confidence say that our own “systems” are highly guessable, and not as unique as you might think.Our experts this episode, Cecilie Wian from the Norwegian consultancy Bouvet, and Per Thorsheim CISO and password &amp; digital authentication researcher, share why are they so fascinated with passwords. They also discuss under what circumstances password managers work best, and how to convince your staff to actually use them. As well as what they see for the future of passwords. Interested in this topic? Feel free to check out this conference! <a href="https://passwordscon.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://passwordscon.org/</a>

Passwords and their managers

DarkwebsMost of us have our ideas and perceptions of what the Dark Web is. But could it be more than just the dark side of the World Wide Web? To talk about the Dark Web, Robby is joined by Keven Hendricks, Dark Web Subject Matter Expert at The Ubivis Project. Keven has worked in law enforcement in the US since 2007, in areas such as computer and mobile device forensics, and Dark Web investigations. In 2021, Hendricks founded The Ubivis Project – StopDarkwebDrugs.com as a medium for both law enforcement and civilians to report Dark Web vendors and overdoses. Holding more experience than most within this area, he now works to break the stigmas out there about what the Dark Web is, what you can find on the Dark Web, and particularity what you can do as an investigator or researcher involving the Dark Web. He also teaches this to law enforcement and other public sector entities including the Department of Defense.Keven and Robby dive into the misconceptions around the Dark Web, what Keven’s learned about Dark Web investigations, how accessible the different Darknets have become, as well as why the Dark Web has become important for privacy and free speech in some countries.

DarkwebsMost of us have our ideas and perceptions of what the Dark Web is. But could it be more than just the dark side of the World Wide Web? To talk about the Dark Web, Robby is joined by Keven Hendricks, Dark Web Subject Matter Expert at The Ubivis Project. Keven has worked in law enforcement in the US since 2007, in areas such as computer and mobile device forensics, and Dark Web investigations. In 2021, Hendricks founded The Ubivis Project – <a href="http://StopDarkwebDrugs.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">StopDarkwebDrugs.com</a> as a medium for both law enforcement and civilians to report Dark Web vendors and overdoses. Holding more experience than most within this area, he now works to break the stigmas out there about what the Dark Web is, what you can find on the Dark Web, and particularity what you can do as an investigator or researcher involving the Dark Web. He also teaches this to law enforcement and other public sector entities including the Department of Defense.Keven and Robby dive into the misconceptions around the Dark Web, what Keven’s learned about Dark Web investigations, how accessible the different Darknets have become, as well as why the Dark Web has become important for privacy and free speech in some countries.

Darkwebs

The importance of identity within our field has been established. According to analysis from CrowdStrike, 8/10 attacks are identity-based. But what does that actually mean? How do we even define identity these days, and how has it changed?To look into this, Robby has invited an expert within the field, Peter Barta. Peter works as a Senior Cloud Security Engineer at Rothesay, the UK's largest specialist pensions insurer, securing pensions for over 810 000 people, and has previously worked in Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) which manages the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global.During their conversation, Peter takes us both to the far side of Security Engineering, as well as goes though some of the more standard best practice most organisations should have on their radar.They talk about how you can design and create something that is user-friendly enough for everyone in an organisation, also the users not interested in identity or security. As well as the developer side of secret management, dynamic sessions, zero trust, and what he thinks security engineers should focus more on.

The importance of identity within our field has been established. According to analysis from CrowdStrike, 8/10 attacks are identity-based. But what does that actually mean? How do we even define identity these days, and how has it changed? To look into this, Robby has invited an expert within the field, Peter Barta. Peter works as a Senior Cloud Security Engineer at Rothesay, the UK's largest specialist pensions insurer, securing pensions for over 810 000 people, and has previously worked in Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) which manages the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global. During their conversation, Peter takes us both to the far side of Security Engineering, as well as goes though some of the more standard best practice most organisations should have on their radar. They talk about how you can design and create something that is user-friendly enough for everyone in an organisation, also the users not interested in identity or security. As well as the developer side of secret management, dynamic sessions, zero trust, and what he thinks security engineers should focus more on.

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Bots; they can be both helpful assistants and harmful pests, and you’ll find them all over the internet targeting most public facing applications in some way or another. But what actually are they?To explore the bad bots on the Internet, Robby is joined by someone that has spent the last seven years studying them, Dan Woods, Global Head of Intelligence, F5.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.They also discuss if we are underestimating the sophistication and the motivation of the organisations behind these automations, how botnets and human click farms work, and whether Elon Musk will be able to solve his bot problem on Twitter.

Bots; they can be both helpful assistants and harmful pests, and you’ll find them all over the internet targeting most public facing applications in some way or another. But what actually are they?To explore the bad bots on the Internet, Robby is joined by someone that has spent the last seven years studying them, Dan Woods, Global Head of Intelligence, F5.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.They also discuss if we are underestimating the sophistication and the motivation of the organisations behind these automations, how botnets and human click farms work, and whether Elon Musk will be able to solve his bot problem on Twitter.

Bots

House of Pain: new EU cyber regulationsNIS2, 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

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 - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@isacanorwaychapter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/@isacanorwaychapter</a>

House of Pain (ISACA series)

This episode is for anyone working within cybersecurity that has ever had to explain what they actually do, or defend why they are investing in security.We’re happy to welcome Jeff Barto back to the podcast, to go through his presentation “We are Defending” that he presented at mnemonic’s C2 summit this summer. Jeff is the CISO of a large hedge found in the US, and has worked in security for over 20 years. He will share some of the key lessons from his presentation that aims to explain what it is we, the defenders out there, actually do. During his presentation, Jeff goes through the importance of continuous improvement in security, testing, and how to identify what your major gaps are and what you need to take care of in 2023.To follow Jeff’s PowerPoint presentation, Feel free to check out the video version of the podcast on ISACA Norway's channel - https://www.youtube.com/@isacanorwaychapter

This episode is for anyone working within cybersecurity that has ever had to explain what they actually do, or defend why they are investing in security.We’re happy to welcome Jeff Barto back to the podcast, to go through his presentation “We are Defending” that he presented at mnemonic’s C2 summit this summer. Jeff is the CISO of a large hedge found in the US, and has worked in security for over 20 years. He will share some of the key lessons from his presentation that aims to explain what it is we, the defenders out there, actually do. During his presentation, Jeff goes through the importance of continuous improvement in security, testing, and how to identify what your major gaps are and what you need to take care of in 2023.To follow Jeff’s PowerPoint presentation, Feel free to check out the video version of the podcast on ISACA Norway's channel - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@isacanorwaychapter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/@isacanorwaychapter</a>

We are Defending (ISACA series)

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.

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.

Insider threats to ransomware groups

Network detection and response (NDR): the value of evidenceWhat exactly is NDR, how have these technologies changed over the years, and are they more relevant now than ever?To help answer these questions, Robby is joined by Jean Schaffer. She’s had, to say the least, an interesting career with more than 33 years of experience from the US Department of Defense. Including managing the network of the NSA, and holding the position of CISO of the Defense Intelligence Agency. Currently she’s the Federal CTO at Corelight, an open-source network detection and response company.During their conversation, they talk about the differences, limitations and benefits of EDR and NDR, what evidence based detection really is, and President Biden’s Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity.She also shares some of the most common pain points she’s observed that organisations are looking to solve, as well as go into how the adaption of cloud affects the value of NDR, and her take on the future of NDR.

Network detection and response (NDR): the value of evidenceWhat exactly is NDR, how have these technologies changed over the years, and are they more relevant now than ever?To help answer these questions, Robby is joined by Jean Schaffer. She’s had, to say the least, an interesting career with more than 33 years of experience from the US Department of Defense. Including managing the network of the NSA, and holding the position of CISO of the Defense Intelligence Agency. Currently she’s the Federal CTO at Corelight, an open-source network detection and response company.During their conversation, they talk about the differences, limitations and benefits of EDR and NDR, what evidence based detection really is, and President Biden’s Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity.She also shares some of the most common pain points she’s observed that organisations are looking to solve, as well as go into how the adaption of cloud affects the value of NDR, and her take on the future of NDR.

Network detection and response (NDR): the value of evidence

Industrial Control Systems (ICS) in the cloudCan the cloud fundamentally revolutionise Operational Technology (OT) security?To help Robby understand some of the nuances of OT security and help connect the dots between IT and OT, we’re joined by Vivek Ponnada from the OT, ICS &amp; IoT security company Nozomi Networks.Vivek shares from his 24 years of experience working with ICS, and explains how much cloud is and is going to be utilised within OT in the years to come.He also shares what threats he is seeing in the OT space, as well as some examples of what’s up-and-coming in OT security

Industrial Control Systems (ICS) in the cloudCan the cloud fundamentally revolutionise Operational Technology (OT) security?To help Robby understand some of the nuances of OT security and help connect the dots between IT and OT, we’re joined by Vivek Ponnada from the OT, ICS &amp; IoT security company Nozomi Networks.Vivek shares from his 24 years of experience working with ICS, and explains how much cloud is and is going to be utilised within OT in the years to come.He also shares what threats he is seeing in the OT space, as well as some examples of what’s up-and-coming in OT security

ICS in the Cloud

Enterprise Security ArchitectureMost organisations find it challenging to protect themselves against the ever-evolving list of risks and threats. The fact that most of us do this with a limited set of resources makes this even more complicated.Knowing what you should spend your time and efforts on is far from straight forward. But hopefully this episode on enterprise security architecture can give some guidance on where to start mapping out the best path for your organisation.We’re joined by both Nick Murison, CISO at Ardoq, a tool for enterprise architecture that helps companies understand the interdependencies between their technology and people, and Angel Alonso, a CISO for hire and team lead for the Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) department in mnemonic.During their conversation with Robby, they discuss mapping and identifying an organisation’s security gaps, IT cost management, and the importance of traceability in security.Related reading:https://www.ardoq.com/blog/mnemonic-enterprise-security-architecturehttps://www.mnemonic.io/solutions/enterprise-security-architecture/

Enterprise Security ArchitectureMost organisations find it challenging to protect themselves against the ever-evolving list of risks and threats. The fact that most of us do this with a limited set of resources makes this even more complicated.Knowing what you should spend your time and efforts on is far from straight forward. But hopefully this episode on enterprise security architecture can give some guidance on where to start mapping out the best path for your organisation.We’re joined by both Nick Murison, CISO at Ardoq, a tool for enterprise architecture that helps companies understand the interdependencies between their technology and people, and Angel Alonso, a CISO for hire and team lead for the Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) department in mnemonic.During their conversation with Robby, they discuss mapping and identifying an organisation’s security gaps, IT cost management, and the importance of traceability in security.Related reading:<a href="https://www.ardoq.com/blog/mnemonic-enterprise-security-architecture" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ardoq.com/blog/mnemonic-enterprise-security-architecture</a><a href="https://www.mnemonic.io/solutions/enterprise-security-architecture/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.mnemonic.io/solutions/enterprise-security-architecture/</a>

Enterprise Security Architecture

Azure monitoring &amp; hardeningWhat is the best way to build and automate security in the world of Azure?For this episode, Robby has invited someone that spends all their time doing exactly that, or more specifically, identifying all the things that can go wrong within the Microsoft ecosystem; Rik van Duijn, Hacker &amp; Co-Founder of the Dutch cybersecurity company Zolder B.V.They discuss what’s beneficial for organisations to manage themselves – and what the realistic expected workload is. They also discuss hardening of Azure tenants, deployment and tuning of Azure Sentinel, importance of logging for incident responders and other Azure central components that are noteworthy. During their conversation, Rik also shares what he would recommend automating, and what he would not automate. As well as what the biggest challenges his clients most often experience are.

Azure monitoring &amp; hardening What is the best way to build and automate security in the world of Azure? For this episode, Robby has invited someone that spends all their time doing exactly that, or more specifically, identifying all the things that can go wrong within the Microsoft ecosystem; Rik van Duijn, Hacker &amp; Co-Founder of the Dutch cybersecurity company Zolder B.V. They discuss what’s beneficial for organisations to manage themselves – and what the realistic expected workload is. They also discuss hardening of Azure tenants, deployment and tuning of Azure Sentinel, importance of logging for incident responders and other Azure central components that are noteworthy.  During their conversation, Rik also shares what he would recommend automating, and what he would not automate. As well as what the biggest challenges his clients most often experience are.

Azure / Office365: monitoring & hardening

Who are the people helping us to keep the lights on? And what are our adversaries doing to get in the way of this? This episode of the mnemonic security podcast is directing some love and attention toward the people working with Operational Technology (OT) / Industrial Control Systems (ICS). To help him navigate this field, Robby is joined by Michael Weng, Senior Security Consultant OT/ICS at the security company WithSecure (formerly known as F-Secure for Business).They talk about cyber warfare directed at critical infrastructure in the Ukraine, what trends Michael  are seeing in the OT security space, and what the main concerns of the experts in the field are these days. Michael also shares his views on venturing into cloud, and what common challenges he’s observed when it comes to testing/assessments, resilience, and incident response.

Who are the people helping us to keep the lights on? And what are our adversaries doing to get in the way of this?  This episode of the mnemonic security podcast is directing some love and attention toward the people working with Operational Technology (OT) / Industrial Control Systems (ICS).  To help him navigate this field, Robby is joined by Michael Weng, Senior Security Consultant OT/ICS at the security company WithSecure (formerly known as F-Secure for Business).They talk about cyber warfare directed at critical infrastructure in the Ukraine, what trends Michael  are seeing in the OT security space, and what the main concerns of the experts in the field are these days. Michael also shares his views on venturing into cloud, and what common challenges he’s observed when it comes to testing/assessments, resilience, and incident response.

Keeping the lights on

What does mobile security mean in 2022? And what are defenders doing to keep the bad guys out of our pockets?To provide some insight into these questions, Robby has invited someone who has worked his entire career in Android security; Dario Durando, Android Malware Analyst at the Dutch security company ThreatFabric.During their conversation, they chat about the top attack vectors in this space, and Dario shares his thoughts about why mobile security isn’t getting more attention. They also go into specific mobile malware, and where the malware industry seems to be going next.

What does mobile security mean in 2022? And what are defenders doing to keep the bad guys out of our pockets?To provide some insight into these questions, Robby has invited someone who has worked his entire career in Android security; Dario Durando, Android Malware Analyst at the Dutch security company ThreatFabric.During their conversation, they chat about the top attack vectors in this space, and Dario shares his thoughts about why mobile security isn’t getting more attention. They also go into specific mobile malware, and where the malware industry seems to be going next.

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