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Computer fraud. Statistics show that more than fifty percent of the fraud attempted in this country comes through out computers. Whether it's emails or website, your computer can be a valuable tool and a source of information for you...and for scam artists. Chuck Davis is a Computer Forensics expert at Harrisburg University and a trusted expert we've talked to several times on Smart Talk. He'll give us some insight into who is behind these scams and why they may come after you.

In our second half hour, we'll talk about something that is near an dear to every consumer--getting a fair product at fair price. Easier said than done. When you buy something in a store and pay for it at the checkout counter, do you check the receipt? Were you charged the right amount? did you pay the right amount of sales tax?

How about that bag of potato chips, roll of toilet paper or container of laundry detergent--are you getting the same amount of product that you did the last time you purchased it?

There is no doubt about it--in many cases you are not getting what you paid for in the past. Consumer Advocate Mary Bach of AARP will join us to talk about product downsizing and getting what you pay for at the register.


Smart Talk 7/9/14 A: Computer Fraud

Part 1 of short audio course on the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People Course Part 1

In this session of the Super Data Science Podcast, I chat with Forensics Investigator Dmitry Korneev. You will learn about Computer Forensics, what Fraud Analytics actually is and we will discuss how to know when to take a break from work.

If you enjoyed this episode, check out show notes, resources, and more at https://www.superdatascience.com/5

The Super Data Science Podcast: Big Data | Analytics Careers | Mentors | Success

SDS 005 : Computer Forensics, Fraud Analytics And Knowing When To Take A Break With Dmitry Korneev

A conversation with Jerry Davis, the Chief Information Officer at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley.

Transcript: https://www.nasa.gov/ames/nisv-podcast-Jerry-Davis

Jerry Davis Talks About Cybersecurity and Information Sharing at NASA

On this episode, we welcome Michael Starks. Mike is the President of the ISSA Fort Worth Texas chapter and 15 year veteran in the IT security space. We talk about ISSA, the future of the profession, ransomware, and incident response. During underrated/overrated, we get his view on the KRACK WIFI vulnerability and Spear Phishing.

Michael talks about ISSA, future of the security profession, and ethics behind Ransomware

Brian Clinkenbeard, the best hacker you have never heard of, takes a deep dive into the technology and root cause of the biggest breaches in history. Having hacked into Texas Instruments mainframe in the mid 80’s, we get a view into the creation of hacking and identity theft. This one is for you die-hard security professionals – filled with stories that will make you think deeply and question everything. All of Brian’s quirky personality traits shine through with his real-world examples of technology and security challenges. If you are pro-technology and question the importance of end user training, tune in.

Brian Clinkenbeard, the best hacker you have never heard of

On this episode of HACKED, we pick the mind of Southern Methodist University’s Chief Security Officer and prolific Author, George Finney. George discusses academic cybersecurity theories such as the Happy Gilmore Effect and how cybersecurity fits into Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. We also talk about security awareness and end user training techniques. During overrated/underrated, we get his take on physical penetration tests and the importance of certifications.

SMU’s CSO, George Finney discusses security theories, teaching cyber, and security awareness

Cybersecurity expert and former Google privacy analyst Susan Landau on the increasing risks of not securing our data and devices and the threat from outside entities such as Russia and North Korea.

Yale University

Cybersecurity in an Insecure Age

Allen Burzen experienced first-hand the impact of having your identity stolen. He has now taken his misfortune and made it his mission to help others who have been impacted in a similar way. Having lead a post-breach incident response team, he shares insight to the evolution of data breaches, how they are advancing, how to build and test a post breach response, and why, as a community, we need to talk about these sensitive issues.

Allen Burzen talks the evolution of data breaches, post breach response, and sharing breach insight

Travis Baker and Ben go back in forth about recruitment techniques given the unique landscape of the security profession. We talk about how candidates are consumers, techniques for proactive recruitment, effectively identifying key skills, non-traditional talent, and why culture can make or break your recruitment efforts. We also dive into effective relationships between the hiring team and HR/Talent acquisition and how candidates can be smart consumers as they navigate the job market.

Travis Baker talks about recruitment at a unicorn Infosec firm

| Apr 18, 2020 | Welcome to our first episode!  Find out about our interesting company SUMURI.  What does the name mean and what do we do in computer forensics!

001 - Who or what is SUMURI?

| Apr 22, 2020 | In this episode, Jason and Steve talk about how and why RECON LAB (SUMURI's full forensic suite was created and why it runs on a Mac instead of Windows!  Learn what innovations Steve designed in RECON LAB to solve problems that have existed in forensic analysis for decades!

002 - RECON LAB

In episode six, Just Science interviews Barbara Guttman from the National Institute of Standards and Technology about the first large-scale black box study to test the accuracy of computer and mobile phone forensics.

In forensic science, black box studies are used to measure the reliability of methods and techniques that rely on human interpretation. Barbara Guttman and her team at NIST are working to measure the overall competency of the digital forensics community at large by releasing an open-enrollment online test available to interested forensic scientists. Listen along as she discusses the parameters of the test, the expected results, and the value of the study in this episode of Just Science. 

This season is funded by the National Institute of Justice’s Forensic Technology Center of Excellence.

Just NIST's Digital Forensics Black Box Study_Digital Evidence_138

We are giving an inside look into the minds of today's cybersecurity leaders and defining trends for the upcoming threat landscape, what’s top of mind for security leaders, and advise for security leaders and practitioners.

Allen Burzen talks the evolution of data breaches, post breach response, and sharing breach insight

HACKED: Into the minds of Cybersecurity leaders