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= Paul's Security Weekly #543 = | = Paul's Security Weekly #543 = | ||
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| + | = Interview: Diana Kelley & Ed Moyle - Security Curve - 6:00PM-6:45PM = | ||
| − | + | [[File:Diana_Kelley.jpg|right|220px|thumb|<center>'''[https://twitter.com/dianakelley14 Diana Kelley]'''<br> is the Chief Security Advisor, Co-Founder of [https://securitycurve.com/ Security Curve]. </center>]] Diana Kelley is the Cybersecurity Field CTO at Microsoft and a cybersecurity thought leader, practitioner, executive advisor, speaker, author and co-founder of SecurityCurve. She was the Global Executive Security Advisor at IBM Security and built and managed the IBM Security Research Community Newsroom. She leverages 25+ years of cyber risk and security experience to provide advice and guidance to CSOs, CIOs, and CISOs at some of the world’s largest companies. At IBM, she was a regular contributor to X-Force Research, lead author of IBM’s “5 Indisputable Facts about IoT Security” and co-author of the “Securing the C-Suite” and “Cybersecurity in the Cognitive Era” studies. | |
| − | + | [[File:EdMoyle.jpg|right|220px|thumb|<center>'''[https://twitter.com/securitycurve Ed Moyle]'''<br> is currently Director of Thought Leadership and Research for [https://www.isaca.org/Knowledge-Center/Blog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=562 ISACA]. </center>]] Ed Moyle is currently Director of Thought Leadership and Research for ISACA. Prior to joining ISACA, Ed was Senior Security Strategist with Savvis and a founding partner of the analyst firm Security Curve. In his 15+ years in information security, Ed has held numerous positions including Senior Manager with CTG’s global security practice, Vice President and Information Security Officer for Merrill Lynch Investment Managers, and Senior Security Analyst with Trintech. Ed is a co-author of Cryptographic Libraries for Developers and a frequent contributor to the Information Security industry as an author, public speaker, and analyst.<center>{{#ev:youtube|Nx3nok8ZLws}}</center> | |
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| − | Ed Moyle is currently Director of Thought Leadership and Research for ISACA. Prior to joining ISACA, Ed was Senior Security Strategist with Savvis and a founding partner of the analyst firm Security Curve. In his 15+ years in information security, Ed has held numerous positions including | ||
| − | + | # How did you get your start in information security? | |
| + | # With all of the protections available today, why is ransomware a threat to the enterprise? Or is it? | ||
| + | # What are the weaknesses ransomware preys upon? | ||
| + | # What is a tabletop exercise? | ||
| + | # Why are they so useful for ransomware? | ||
| + | # For practitioners listening, why should they love tabletop exercises and step away from the keyboard? | ||
| + | # How do you execute on the lessons learned in tabletop exercises? | ||
= Tech Segment: Jake Williams, SANS - 6:45-7:45PM = | = Tech Segment: Jake Williams, SANS - 6:45-7:45PM = | ||
| + | [[File:Jake Williams.jpg|right|220px|thumb|<center>'''[https://twitter.com/MalwareJake Jake Willilams]'''<br> is the Principal Consultant at [https://www.renditioninfosec.com/ Rendition InfoSec]. </center>]] Jake Williams is the founder of Rendition Infosec and is a Senior Instructor at the SANS Institute. He currently performs smatterings of incident response, computer forensics, exploit development, and penetration testing. In a previous life, Jake worked for various three letter agencies doing all sorts of offensive and defensive cyber stuff (way before cyber was cool).<center>{{#ev:youtube|oS3khJKd3GQ}}</center> | ||
| − | https://www.endgame.com/blog/technical-blog/detecting-spectre-and-meltdown-using-hardware-performance-counters | + | * https://www.endgame.com/blog/technical-blog/detecting-spectre-and-meltdown-using-hardware-performance-counters |
= Security News - 7:45PM-8:30PM = | = Security News - 7:45PM-8:30PM = | ||
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| − | According to Daniel Miessler’s blog post, it looks like I mismatched the Intel vulnerabilities for the architectures they | + | [https://danielmiessler.com/blog/simple-explanation-difference-meltdown-spectre/ According to Daniel Miessler’s blog post, it looks like I mismatched the Intel vulnerabilities for the architectures they effect] |
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| + | [https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-pauses-rollout-of-windows-meltdown-and-spectre-patches-for-amd-devices/ Microsoft Pauses Rollout of Windows Meltdown and Spectre Patches for AMD Devices] | ||
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| + | [https://www.macrumors.com/2018/01/10/macos-high-sierra-app-store-password-bug/ macOS High Sierra's App Store System Preferences Can Be Unlocked With Any Password] | ||
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| + | [https://www.techspot.com/news/72612-western-digital-cloud-drives-have-built-backdoor.html Western Digital My Cloud drives have a built-in backdoor] | ||
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| + | [http://money.cnn.com/2018/01/10/technology/ces-2018-blackout/index.html CES 2018: Blackout at tech's biggest show] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:24, 12 July 2018
Contents
Paul's Security Weekly #543
Recorded January 11, 2018 at G-Unit Studios in Rhode Island!
Episode Audio
Hosts
Embedded device security researcher, security podcaster, and CEO of Active Countermeasures .
SANS Instructor, penetration tester, and Security Researcher at Black Hills Information Security.
Security analyst, Founder of Black Hills Information Security, and CTO of Offensive Countermeasures.
Co-Founder of Security BSides and certified security wizard.
Cryptanalyst
Infosec analyst
Pioneering ex-NSA pen tester
PCI specialist
Tribe of Hackers
InfoSec Curmudgeon
Currently a Sr. InfoSec Consultant for Online Business Systems.
is the Senior Manager of Global DevSecOps at Thermo Fisher Scientific; Co-Founder of the InfoSec Mentors Project .
Interview: Diana Kelley & Ed Moyle - Security Curve - 6:00PM-6:45PM
is the Chief Security Advisor, Co-Founder of Security Curve.
Diana Kelley is the Cybersecurity Field CTO at Microsoft and a cybersecurity thought leader, practitioner, executive advisor, speaker, author and co-founder of SecurityCurve. She was the Global Executive Security Advisor at IBM Security and built and managed the IBM Security Research Community Newsroom. She leverages 25+ years of cyber risk and security experience to provide advice and guidance to CSOs, CIOs, and CISOs at some of the world’s largest companies. At IBM, she was a regular contributor to X-Force Research, lead author of IBM’s “5 Indisputable Facts about IoT Security” and co-author of the “Securing the C-Suite” and “Cybersecurity in the Cognitive Era” studies.
Ed Moyle is currently Director of Thought Leadership and Research for ISACA. Prior to joining ISACA, Ed was Senior Security Strategist with Savvis and a founding partner of the analyst firm Security Curve. In his 15+ years in information security, Ed has held numerous positions including Senior Manager with CTG’s global security practice, Vice President and Information Security Officer for Merrill Lynch Investment Managers, and Senior Security Analyst with Trintech. Ed is a co-author of Cryptographic Libraries for Developers and a frequent contributor to the Information Security industry as an author, public speaker, and analyst.
- How did you get your start in information security?
- With all of the protections available today, why is ransomware a threat to the enterprise? Or is it?
- What are the weaknesses ransomware preys upon?
- What is a tabletop exercise?
- Why are they so useful for ransomware?
- For practitioners listening, why should they love tabletop exercises and step away from the keyboard?
- How do you execute on the lessons learned in tabletop exercises?
Tech Segment: Jake Williams, SANS - 6:45-7:45PM
is the Principal Consultant at Rendition InfoSec.
Jake Williams is the founder of Rendition Infosec and is a Senior Instructor at the SANS Institute. He currently performs smatterings of incident response, computer forensics, exploit development, and penetration testing. In a previous life, Jake worked for various three letter agencies doing all sorts of offensive and defensive cyber stuff (way before cyber was cool).
Security News - 7:45PM-8:30PM
Paul's Stories
- Daniel Miessler on My Writings about IoT Security
- Prosecutors Say Mac Spyware Stole Millions Of User Images Over 13 Years - Disgusting The indictment, filed in US District Court for the Northern District of Ohio's Eastern Division, went on to say that Durachinsky developed a control panel that allowed him to manipulate infected computers and view live images from several machines simultaneously. The indictment also said he produced visual depictions of one or more minors engaging in sexually explicit conduct and that the depiction was transported across state lines. He allegedly developed a version of Fruitfly that was capable of infecting Windows computers as well. Prosecutors are asking the court for an order requiring Durachinsky to forfeit any property he derived from his 13-year campaign, an indication that he may have sold the images and data he acquired to others.
- Fingerprinting Digital Documents
- Skype finally getting end-to-end encryption
- Apple Set To Patch Yet Another macOS Password Security Flaw
- Wi-Fi Alliance launches WPA3 protocol with new security features
- FTC Fines IoT Toy Vendor VTech for Privacy Breach
- 147 Security Vulnerabilities Reported in ICS Mobile Applications
Jeff's Stories
Jack's Stories
Keith's Stories
Correction of last weeks story: According to Daniel Miessler’s blog post, it looks like I mismatched the Intel vulnerabilities for the architectures they effect
Microsoft Pauses Rollout of Windows Meltdown and Spectre Patches for AMD Devices
macOS High Sierra's App Store System Preferences Can Be Unlocked With Any Password
Western Digital My Cloud drives have a built-in backdoor
CES 2018: Blackout at tech's biggest show
