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FIRST Impressions PodcastFIRST Impressions PodcastEpisode 41: Raja Jasper and James Potter, Huntington National Bank, FIRSTCON24 SpeakersJoin hosts Martin McKeay and Chris John Riley for the newest FIRST Impressions Podcast episode featuring FIRSTCON24 speakers, James Potter and Raja Jasper from Huntington National Bank. The pair discuss their upcoming conference talk and explore the challenges of remote work in cybersecurity. Tune in for expert insights on digital communication etiquette, global team collaboration, and the evolving landscape of cybersecurity in the age of remote work. 2024-05-2400 minFIRST Impressions PodcastFIRST Impressions PodcastEpisode 39: Georgy Kucherin, Kaspersky, FIRSTCON24 SpeakerJoin hosts Martin McKeay and Chris John Riley in this episode of the First Impressions podcast as they chat with Georgy Kucherin from Kaspersky's Global Research and Analysis team. Together they discuss combating sophisticated spyware targeting mobile devices like Pegasus and Operation Triangulation, highlighting the challenges in protecting our digital lives. Kucherin shares strategies for analyzing mobile threats and adapting to evolving tactics, preparing listeners for his talk at the upcoming FIRST Conference in Fukuoka, Japan. Tune in for insights into the frontline of cybersecurity!2024-05-1000 minFIRST Impressions PodcastFIRST Impressions PodcastEpisode 38: Megan Samford, Schneider Electric, FIRSTCON24 KeynoteTune in to the latest episode of the First Impressions podcast, where hosts Martin McKeay and Chris John Riley sit down with Megan Sanford, VP Chief Product Security Officer at Schneider Electric Energy Management Division. As a keynote speaker at the 36th annual FIRST Conference in Fukuoka, Japan, Sanford shares insights into the world of product security. Discover why a secure development lifecycle and integrating security features into products are crucial for resilience. Sanford introduces ICS for ICS, a concept bridging emergency management with cyber incident response, urging listeners to adopt this framework for enhanced efficiency in handling cyber...2024-05-0300 minDevOps ChatDevOps ChatAkamai Financial Services Attack Economy Report with Martin McKeayMartin McKeay, a cybersecurity veteran, joins us to review Akamai's latest State of The Internet report (SOTI). This SOTI edition, dubbed Financial Services Attack Economy, highlights the vast array of cyber attacks targeted at the financial systems ecosystem over the past 18 months. Martin highlight from the report includes readily available lists of compromised user IDs and passwords, stuffing attacks, low cost or free All-In-One (AIO) attack tools, and the characteristics of phishing attacks against enterprises versus financial institutions. And more. Join us on this episode of DevOps Chat with Martin McKeay, Editorial Director, Akamai. The full report is available at...2019-07-3121 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2019 Episode 6: Recorded Live from FIRST 2019 – Ken Munro, Partner and Founder of Pen Test Partners, LLPJoin Chris John Riley and Martin McKeay live from annual FIRST conference in Edinburgh, Scotland as they interview Ken Munro. Ken is a partner and founder at Pen Test Partners, LLP and was the opening keynote for the 31st Annual FIRST Conference. 2019-07-1800 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2019 Episode 1: Andrew Cormack, 2019 Program ChairWe’re kicking off the first episode of this year’s podcast with the man of the moment, Andrew Cormack, program chair of the 31st Annual FIRST Conference! Chris John Riley and Martin McKeay return as our podcast hosts once again and pick up where they left off almost a year ago during their last chat with Andrew. The guys touch on the program selection process, highlights of this year’s program, and what new things attendees will experience this year. Andrew is the Chief Regulatory Adviser at Jisc and a long time member and supporter of FIRST and the IR...2019-05-1700 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2018 Episode 1: Jeffrey Carpenter, 2018 Conference Program ChairLet's get things rolling with this season's podcast series! Chris John Riley and Martin McKeay return as our hosts. Episode 1 features 2018 Program Chair, Jeffrey Carpenter. Jeff is Senior Director of Threat Intelligence and Incident Response Consulting at SecureWorks and has been an active member, supporter, and all-around various hat-wearer of FIRST over the years. Jeff talks program goals, session insights, and things to expect at this year's 30th anniversary celebration event.2018-05-2400 minnetworking Archives | The Security Ledger with Paul F. Robertsnetworking Archives | The Security Ledger with Paul F. RobertsPodcast: Infosec has a #MeToo Problem also TOR-ifying WikipediaIn this week’s Security Ledger Podcast, we talk with Genevieve Southwick, CEO of the B-Sides Las Vegas hacker conference about the information security industry’s #metoo problem and what steps conference organizers are taking to stem sexual assault and harassment at information security events. Also: researcher Alec Muffet talks with us about making a TOR version of Wikipedia (and why it’s not sticking around). Finally, Martin McKeay of Akamai talks about the state of Internet security one year after Mirai. (Spoiler alert: Mirai is still a problem.) Part 1: Information Security has a #metoo problem First person testimony by vic...2017-12-0400 minBlack Hat Archives | The Security Ledger with Paul F. RobertsBlack Hat Archives | The Security Ledger with Paul F. RobertsPodcast: Infosec has a #MeToo Problem also TOR-ifying WikipediaIn this week’s Security Ledger Podcast, we talk with Genevieve Southwick, CEO of the B-Sides Las Vegas hacker conference about the information security industry’s #metoo problem and what steps conference organizers are taking to stem sexual assault and harassment at information security events. Also: researcher Alec Muffet talks with us about making a TOR version of Wikipedia (and why it’s not sticking around). Finally, Martin McKeay of Akamai talks about the state of Internet security one year after Mirai. (Spoiler alert: Mirai is still a problem.) Part 1: Information Security has a #metoo problem First person testimony by vic...2017-12-0400 minDEFCON Archives | The Security Ledger with Paul F. RobertsDEFCON Archives | The Security Ledger with Paul F. RobertsPodcast: Infosec has a #MeToo Problem also TOR-ifying WikipediaIn this week’s Security Ledger Podcast, we talk with Genevieve Southwick, CEO of the B-Sides Las Vegas hacker conference about the information security industry’s #metoo problem and what steps conference organizers are taking to stem sexual assault and harassment at information security events. Also: researcher Alec Muffet talks with us about making a TOR version of Wikipedia (and why it’s not sticking around). Finally, Martin McKeay of Akamai talks about the state of Internet security one year after Mirai. (Spoiler alert: Mirai is still a problem.) Part 1: Information Security has a #metoo problem First person testimony by vic...2017-12-0400 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2017 Episode 1: Derrick Scholl, Director of the Security Incident Response Team at Juniper, FIRST BoD and 2017 Conference LiaisonJoin the interview in progress! FIRST's official podcast team, Martin McKeay and Chris John Riley, are back! Martin and Chris kick off this year's series with FIRST Board of Director and 2017 Conference Liaison, Derrick Scholl. Amazing programming and new opportunities are abundant this year. Find out more about how you can make the most of your time at the 29th Annual FIRST Conference and what NOT to miss out.2017-05-1700 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2016 Episode 1: Koichiro ‘Sparky’ Komiyama, Conference Liaison 2016Join the interview in progress! FIRST’s podcast duo of Martin McKeay and Chris John Riley sit down with Sparky Komiyama (JPCERT/CC) and talk about his role as conference liaison, some hints on the annual banquet dinner, and what to expect in Seoul. Gain insights in to the upcoming conference program, keynotes, and some presentations that Sparky is looking forward to hearing at the 28th Annual FIRST Conference, June 12-17, 2016 in Seoul, South Korea.2016-05-1000 minWriting and RamblingsWriting and RamblingsNSP Microcast – G Data Summit – Natalya KasperskyIt’s taken me a lot longer than it should have, but I finally got my interview with Natalya Kaspersky, CEO of InfoWatch and former CEO of Kaspersky Labs from the G Data Summit edited and posted.  We talked about the nature of current threats against enterprises (hint:  think APT and nationstate) as well as current […]2015-10-1400 minWriting and RamblingsWriting and RamblingsNSPMicrocast – G Data Summit – Dr. Thorsten HolzA couple of weeks ago at the G Data Summit in Bochum, Germany, I got a chance to talk to Dr. Thorsten Holz, CEO and Director of the Horst Gortz Institute of IT Security at Ruhr University.  Dr. Holz and I talk about the nature of training the next generation of security professionals and how […]2015-10-0800 minWriting and RamblingsWriting and RamblingsNSP Microcast – GData Summit – Walter SchumanA couple of weeks ago I was invited to the G Data Summit in Bochum, Germany to take part in a celebration of G Data’s 30th anniversary.  Being the oldest anti-virus company in the world is a little something for them to crow about. During the event, I got a chance to interview Walter Schuman, […]2015-10-0600 minWriting and RamblingsWriting and RamblingsLHS Microcast, Interview with Jen EllisI wish it hadn’t taken me so long to find the time to edit this podcast, because this interview with Jen Ellis (@infosecjen on Twitter) is pretty good, no thanks to me.  Jen Ellis had given a talk earlier in the week and Chris John Riley and I finally managed to track her down to […]2015-10-0200 minWriting and RamblingsWriting and RamblingsInterview, Jeff Williams, Contrast SecurityI sat down for a few minutes at Black Hat to talk to Jeff Williams, the Chief Technology Officer of Contrast Security.  We spent a little time reviewing his past, which includes penning the OWASP Top 10 we all know and love, as well as talking about the work he does in application security now. […]2015-09-0300 minAkamai - Security PodcastAkamai - Security PodcastSecurity Kahuna Podcast, 3-3-15Bill Brenner, Dave Lewis and Martin McKeay discuss the latest security breaches and other issues.2015-03-0420 minAkamai - Security PodcastAkamai - Security PodcastSecurity Kahuna Podcast, 1-13-15Microsoft's announcement that it will no longer offer advance patch notification to the masses has rekindled the debate over how best to handle vulnerability disclosure. Bill Brenner, Dave Lewis and Martin McKeay discuss this and other issues.2015-01-1324 minAkamai - Security PodcastAkamai - Security PodcastSecurity Kahuna Podcast, 12-8-14Bill Brenner, Dave Lewis and Martin McKeay discuss the security breach at Sony, lawsuits between the banks and Target, and much more.2014-12-1027 minAkamai - Security PodcastAkamai - Security PodcastSecurity Kahuna Podcast, 10-14Bill Brenner, Dave Lewis and Martin McKeay ponder the explosion of critical vulnerabilities like Poodle, Shellshock and Heartbleed.2014-10-2929 minAkamai - Security PodcastAkamai - Security PodcastShellshock Bash ExplainedAkamai's Martin McKeay, Michael Smith and Bill Brenner discuss the Shellshock Bash bug and what Akamai is doing to keep customers secure.2014-09-2619 minAkamai - Security PodcastAkamai - Security PodcastSecurity Kahuna Podcast, Episode 3Akamai's Bill Brenner, Dave Lewis and Martin McKeay discuss the pros and cons of Google Glass Detector, software designed to detect Google Glass and boot it from any local Wi-Fi network. They also discuss the iCloud/4Chan controversy and look ahead to upcoming security conferences.2014-09-1030 minAkamai - Security PodcastAkamai - Security PodcastSecurity Kahuna Podcast, Episode 2Bill Brenner, Martin McKeay, Dave Lewis and some special guests report from Las Vegas during Black Hat, BSidesLV and DEF CON 2014.2014-08-1129 minAkamai - Security PodcastAkamai - Security PodcastSecurity Kahuna Podcast, Episode 1In the first episode of the Security Kahuna Podcast, Bill Brenner, Dave Lewis and Martin McKeay discuss the big security issues of the day.2014-07-1523 minAkamai - Security PodcastAkamai - Security PodcastBill Brenner and Martin McKeay discuss web securityThis week's episode is with Akamai Senior Security Advocate Martin McKeay. He's an old friend with more than a decade of experience in information security. At Akamai, he spreads awareness about security and privacy, helping customers understand our approach to both.2013-12-1211 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2013.8: Live from FIRST2013 - Katie MoussourisJoin our interviewers in progress, Chris John Riley and Martin Mckeay at the 25th Annual FIRST Conference in Bangkok, Thailand as they talk to Katie Moussouris, Senior Security Strategist at Microsoft talk about the latest in happenings at Microsoft. Katie presents on Thursday of the conference, "Vulnerability Handling Processes: When Hackers Come A-Knockin."2013-06-2000 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2013.7: Naoshi Matsushita - Cyber Security Trends in JapanListen in to the conversation between Martin McKeay and Naoshi Matsushita, Senior VP of the MSS Division and COO of the US branch at NRI SecureTechnologies. Naoshi covers some of the security trends featured in their 9th annual security trend report--the basis of his presentation, "Cyber Security Trend in Japan – Annual Review 2013." Naoshi will be presenting along with his co-presenter Kazuya Hiradate, Senior IT Security Analyst at NRI SecureTechnologies. Both Naoshi and Kazuya present on Wednesday, 29 June at 14:25 under the Technical Foundations track.2013-06-1300 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2013.2 Interview with Jake Kouns, CEO of the Open Security FoundationJake joins our hosts Martin McKeay and Chris John Riley to discuss his amusingly titled presentation, "The Mayans were right! A new age of data breaches," and shares some background on his non-profit organization , the Open Security Foundation. Jake is the co-founder, CEO and CFO of the Open Security Foundation (OSF), a non-profit organization that oversees the operations of the Open Source Vulnerability Database (OSVDB.org) and Cloutage.org DataLossDB. Jake has presented at many well-known security conferences and can now add FIRST to his list. Join the interview in progress! Jake presents on Thursday, 20 June @ 14:25.2013-05-1700 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2013.1 FIRST 2013 Kick-off - Adli Wahid, Program ChairIt's May and that means we're kicking off the 25th Annual FIRST Conference podcast series! Martin McKeay from the Network Security Podcast and Chris John Riley from the Eurotrash Security Podcast join us again as our podcast hosts. Episode 2013.1 features Adli Wahid, 2013 FIRST Program Chair. Adli discusses a bit about the speaker selection process and how he and the program committee designed the agenda to focus on the "Sharing to Win" theme. Adli is currently working in the Asia Systems Office at the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. He is responsible for regional cyber security activities and is a...2013-05-1000 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2012.1 Dr. Jose Nazario, 2012 Program ChairHere we go! Kicking off the 24th Annual FIRST Conference podcast series, Martin McKeay and Chris John Riley talk to Dr. Jose Nazario, Senior Researcher at Arbor Networks and the 2012 Conference Program Chair. Learn how Jose got involved, his experience within the FIRST community and how this year's program agenda came together. Gain insight on this year's keynote presentations, plenaries, highlight sessions, and the overall uniqueness that defines FIRST as a premier global organization.2012-05-3100 minDown the Security RabbitholeDown the Security RabbitholeDown the Rabbithole - Episode 2 - "Can You Be Hacked Out of Business?"Synopsis This edition of the podcast doesn't hold back.  We ask "Can someone be hacked out of business?" and as usual we don't really like the answers we come up with.  While Martin, Rob and I have been in most every aspect of security for just over a combined 3 decades, we end up with a conslusion that I don't think any of us are comfortable with ...at least not that we were willing to say out loud, until now.  So is it possible?  Is DigiNotar being "hacked out of business" as Dark Reading suggests all FUD?  Listen and f...2011-09-2935 minDown the Security Rabbithole Podcast (DtSR)Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast (DtSR)Down the Rabbithole - Episode 2 - "Can You Be Hacked Out of Business?"Send the hosts a message - try it now!SynopsisThis edition of the podcast doesn't hold back.  We ask "Can someone be hacked out of business?" and as usual we don't really like the answers we come up with.  While Martin, Rob and I have been in most every aspect of security for just over a combined 3 decades, we end up with a conslusion that I don't think any of us are comfortable with ...at least not that we were willing to say out loud, until now.  So is it possible?  Is DigiNotar being "hack...2011-09-2935 minDown the Security RabbitholeDown the Security RabbitholeDown the Rabbithole - Episode 1 - "Everyone's getting hacked, is it time to panic?"This is the inaugural podcast episode of Down the Rabbithole. Our podcast focuses on security, but from a business perspective and shines a light on the often misunderstood connection between Information Security and "business". Today's guests were: Chris Nickerson - Founder, Lares Consulting Will Gragido - Lead Researcher, HP TippingPoint DV Labs Martin McKeay - Security Evangelist, Akamai The topic for today's podcast was the question: "Everyone's getting hacked, should I panic?" ...and we also mention the HP TippingPoint DVLabs 1st Half 2011 Cyber Threat Report. Links: Chris Nickerson m...2011-09-1738 minDown the Security Rabbithole Podcast (DtSR)Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast (DtSR)Down the Rabbithole - Episode 1 - "Everyone's getting hacked, is it time to panic?"Send the hosts a message - try it now!This is the inaugural podcast episode of Down the Rabbithole.Our podcast focuses on security, but from a business perspective and shines a light on the often misunderstood connection between Information Security and "business".Today's guests were:Chris Nickerson - Founder, Lares ConsultingWill Gragido - Lead Researcher, HP TippingPoint DV LabsMartin McKeay - Security Evangelist, AkamaiThe topic for today's podcast was the question: "Everyone's getting hacked, should I panic?" ...and we also mention the HP TippingPoint DVLabs 1st Half 2011 Cyber Threat R...2011-09-1738 minDown the Security RabbitholeDown the Security RabbitholeThe #SecBiz Podcast - Talking "Cloud Security" with Phil CoxPhil Cox joins Rafal (aka Wh1t3 Rabbit) and Martin McKeay and a gallery of others dicussing the issues with the very nebulous term "Cloud Security", and what it means, and how we as vendors can realistically help the consumers of cloud get a handle on what the heck this all means. Fascinating conversation ensues.2011-09-1451 minDown the Security Rabbithole Podcast (DtSR)Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast (DtSR)The #SecBiz Podcast - Talking "Cloud Security" with Phil CoxSend the hosts a message - try it now!Phil Cox joins Rafal (aka Wh1t3 Rabbit) and Martin McKeay and a gallery of others dicussing the issues with the very nebulous term "Cloud Security", and what it means, and how we as vendors can realistically help the consumers of cloud get a handle on what the heck this all means.Fascinating conversation ensues.Support the show>>> Please consider clicking the link above to support the show!...2011-09-1451 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2011.9: Brian Krebs of KrebsOnSecurity.ComBrian Krebs, freelance tech reporter, editor of KrebsOnSecurity.com and straight from the stage, takes time out in Vienna to speak to both Martin McKeay and Chris John Riley about his rogue-pharma-spam-focused presentation at FIRST 2011, "Funny Pharma: Inside the Web's Leading Rogue Pharmacies." Brian presented at FIRST 2011 Vienna on Tuesday, June 14, 2011.2011-08-2400 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2011.7: Melissa Hathaway, President of Hathaway Global StrategiesStraight from the stage to the FIRST2011 press room, Martin McKeay and Melissa Hathaway expand on her keynote presentation and discuss global security challenges of 2011. What can government do; what can the private sector do? How do we faciliate better communication/interoperability? "[FIRST], the community is the master translator between the private sector where the technology is going, the civilian infrastructure of how to conduct homeland security or critical infrastructure protection...and can also act as security advisor to the ministries of defense." Melissa presented on Monday, 13th June at the 23rd Annual FIRST Conference, Vienna.2011-07-0600 minDEF CON 18 [Video] Speeches from the Hacker Convention.DEF CON 18 [Video] Speeches from the Hacker Convention.Jack Daniel & Panel - PCI, Compromising Controls and Compromising SecurityPCI at DefCon? Are you on drugs? Sadly, no- compliance is changing the way companies "do security", and that has an effect on everyone, defender, attacker, or innocent bystander. If you think all that 0-day you've heard about this week is scary, ask yourself this: if a company accepts credit cards for payment, which is a more immediate threat- failing an audit or the possibility of being compromised by an attacker? That is one of the reasons "they" do not listen to "us" when we try to improve security in our environments- as real as they are, our threats are...2010-10-0856 minFIRSTCON PodcastFIRSTCON Podcast2010.2: DUS Reitinger, U.S. Department of Homeland SecurityIn this episode, Martin McKeay talks to Philip R. Reitinger, Deputy Under Secretary for the National Protection Programs Directorate (NPPD) and Director of the National Cybersecurity Center (NCSC). DUS Reitinger provides strategic direction to the Department's cybersecurity efforts while ensuring preparedness and response capabilities across all US federal computer systems. DUS Reitinger kicks off the 2010 FIRST Conference with his Keynote, Monday, June 14th @0900.2010-05-1700 minSecuraBitSecuraBitSecuraBit Episode 8On this Episode of SecuraBit Jason Mueller Chris Gerling Anthony Gartner Back from three week hiatus. Defcon and BlackHat     Defcon Parties:         Core Impact Party         EthicalHacker.net party         Cisco Party         Isight Party         I-hacked Party         StillSecure Freakshow Party     ChicagoCon: Boot Camps: Oct 27 - 31 Conference: Oct 31 - Nov 1: http://www.chicagocon.com/     Defcon Badges         Ran out of Badges on first day: http://search.twitter.com/search?q=Defcon+badges+out         TV-B-Gone built into the badges: http://www.hackaday.com/2008/08/05/defcon-16-badge-details-released/   ...2008-08-1545 minSecuraBitSecuraBitSecuraBit Episode 8On this Episode of SecuraBit Jason Mueller Chris Gerling Anthony Gartner Back from three week hiatus. Defcon and BlackHat     Defcon Parties:         Core Impact Party         EthicalHacker.net party         Cisco Party         Isight Party         I-hacked Party         StillSecure Freakshow Party     ChicagoCon: Boot Camps: Oct 27 - 31 Conference: Oct 31 - Nov 1: http://www.chicagocon.com/     Defcon Badges         Ran out of Badges on first day: http://search.twitter.com/search?q=Defcon+badges+out         TV-B-Gone built into the badges: http://www.hackaday.com/2008/08/05/defcon-16-badge-details-released/   ...2008-08-1500 minSecuraBitSecuraBitSecuraByte Episode 1: DNS HaikuToday we introduce a new portion of the show: Securabytes. Securabytes are unannounced episodes, they could be last minute interviews or just more beer induced security speak. So, without further ado, here is the first Securabyte from the Securabit Podcast. "Introducing haiku-DNS: [laughing corruption collapsing kittens gallop nectars forgiving] = usa.gov" - Chris Wesley McGrew of McGrew Security, Martin McKeay of the Network Security Blog / Podcast, and some guy name Joel joined me (Rob Fuller) last night to discuss the DNS vulnerability leakage that happened about quitting time yesterday (7/21). We discuss the leak, how the...2008-07-2236 minSecuraBitSecuraBitSecuraByte Episode 1: DNS HaikuToday we introduce a new portion of the show: Securabytes. Securabytes are unannounced episodes, they could be last minute interviews or just more beer induced security speak. So, without further ado, here is the first Securabyte from the Securabit Podcast. "Introducing haiku-DNS: [laughing corruption collapsing kittens gallop nectars forgiving] = usa.gov" - Chris Wesley McGrew of McGrew Security, Martin McKeay of the Network Security Blog / Podcast, and some guy name Joel joined me (Rob Fuller) last night to discuss the DNS vulnerability leakage that happened about quitting time yesterday (7/21). We discuss the leak, how the...2008-07-2200 minSymantec | Connected Social MediaSymantec | Connected Social MediaTaming the Threat Landscape with Symantec Endpoint ProtectionIn this podcast, sponsored by Symantec, we look at endpoints, mobile computing and security, and we introduce Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0 with Michael Monzon, Symantec’s senior product manager in the Endpoint Security Group. We also hear from Martin McKeay of The Security Show on PodTech.2007-06-2000 minVerizon Business | Connected Social MediaVerizon Business | Connected Social MediaSocial Media Tools: Are People Safer Now?At RSA 2007 in San Francisco, network security podcaster Martin McKeay headed a series of discussions about the new tools available to consumers, and how far we’ve come. Joining McKeay are Dan Mathews and Brae Legg of Verizon Business.2007-03-1253 minVerizon Business | Connected Social MediaVerizon Business | Connected Social MediaNew Communication Tools: Perils for BusinessAt RSA 2007 in San Francisco, network security podcaster Martin McKeay headed a series of discussions examining the latest communication tools like Skype, IM, and ICQ and enterprise security. McKeay talks with Cindy Bellefeuille, Security Solutions, Verizon Business; Rich Mogul, Gartner analyst, data security; Atif Yusuf, senior security engineer, Verizon Business; Cutaway, security blogger; and […]2007-03-1053 min