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In this episode, I talk with Dave Lewis, global security advocate at Akamai. We talk about how technical sprawl and employee churn compounds security debt, the tenacity of solvable security problems, and how the speed of innovation reintroduces vulnerabilities.

Dave Lewis on the Tenacity of Solvable Security Problems

Cybersecurity & Hacking with Scott Schober

Mr. Scott N. Schober is the President and CEO of Berkeley Varitronics Systems (BVS), a 45 year-old New Jersey-based privately held company and leading provider of advanced, world-class wireless test and security solutions. Since the beginning of Mr. Schober’s BVS tenure in 1989, the company’s product line of wireless test and security instruments has increased to over 100 products with a core focus on Wi-Fi, Cellular, WiMAX, LTE, IoT and advanced radio devices. As an experienced software engineer, Schober has developed cellular test instruments used for measuring, optimizing and plotting signal coverage, primarily for the initial cellular build-out throughout the United States. Scott’s recent focus has been development (patent pending) of BVS’ cell phone detection tools, used to enforce a ‘no cell phone policy’ in various markets including government, corporate, military, educational, correctional and law enforcement. Thousands of these security tools have been deployed throughout every state in the U.S. and around the world.

Mr. Schober is a highly sought after subject expert on the topic of Cybersecurity and wireless technology for media appearances and commentary. He is often seen on ABC News, Bloomberg TV, Al Jazeera America, CBS This Morning News, CGTN America, CNBC, CNN, Fox Business, Fox News, Good Morning America, Inside Edition, MSNBC and many more. His security advice is heard on dozens of radio stations such as National Public Radio, Sirius XM Radio, Bloomberg Radio, and The Peggy Smedley Show. He regularly presents at conferences around the globe discussing wireless technology and its role in the current Cybersecurity breaches along with his vision for best practices to stay safe in the future. Scott has been interviewed in WSJ, Forbes, Fortune, Success, NY Daily News, Newsweek, USA Today, and The New York Times.

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Cybersecurity and Hacking with Scott Schober

Host Kevin Greene and guest Jim Routh, Chief Security Officer at Aetna discuss the importance of developing a software security program designed to help reduce the cost to maintain software by detecting vulnerabilities early in the software development process. Jim discuss key observed software assurance practices and lessons learned from BSIMM that impact improving software security.  Jim shares his thoughts on IoT and medical device security in the healthcare industry.

Interview with Jim Routh of Aetna

Ben Gibbs, who leads the Afero Customer Enablement (ACE) team, joins Shahin Khan again, this time to discuss IoT "Killer Apps" with a special emphasis on consumer appliances.

Afero IoT

Killer Apps of IoT

The "Killer Apps" of IoT, Part 1: Consumer Appliances

Travis Hagens of Google join Shahin Khan to discuss Google's perspective on IoT, its growing partnership with Afero in IoT, what Google customers need for their IoT projects, and why the Google-Afero combination is a winning choice for commercial, industrial, and consumer markets.

What can Google and Afero do for your IoT Success?

From my session on #Blockchain based #Cybersecurity Architectures presented in the Malabar Cybersecurity Summit organised by RedTeam Hacker Academy in Calicut. This presentation navigates through the fundamental concepts of Blockchain, Tamper Evidence properties of Blockchain Data Structure, Blockchain Architectures, Possibilities of Immutable Ledger, Importance of Blockchain for Digital Identities, IoT Security etc.

Blockchain for the Security of Digital Interactions, Processes and Things | Gokul Alex

Ben Gibbs, who leads the Afero Customer Enablement (ACE) team, and Shahin Khan discuss processing payments in IoT. This is another IoT "Killer App" that represents a big emerging market.

Killer Apps of IoT - Part 2

The "Killer Apps" of IoT, Part 2: Micro-Payments & Bank-of-Things

Paul Clayson is the CEO of AgilePQ which developed IoT Security that survives in a Quantum Computing era. 

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Cybersecurity Thought Leader Kevin Greene, explores the latest news and developments in cybersecurity and information assurance on his debut podcast, "Cybersecurity Insights & Perspectives”... Follow him at @iamkevtorious

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