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Crucial TechEpisode 10.21 - Netacea and stopping malicious botsDuring @RSAC Conference in April I met with Matthew Gracey-McMinn, VP of Threat Services for Netacea and we talked about the damage malicious bots can do. His company is one of a handful of companies dedicated to protecting users against that threat, in particular media companies. It was a short conversation and I decided it was worth going into a bit more depth.2025-05-2922 min
Cybersecurity SessionsOpen-Source Security Frameworks w/ OWASP Board Member Sam StepanyanIf you work in application security, you’re probably familiar with the OWASP Top 10. But open-source frameworks like those maintained by OWASP members have a lot to offer security practitioners. In this episode, Netacea CISO Andy Ash meets OWASP Global Board Member and London Chapter Leader Sam Stepanyan to find out how Sam got involved with OWASP, and the influence it has on the security world. The duo is also joined by Netacea’s Cyril Noel-Tagoe, who is a core contributor to the BLADE Framework, an open-source project focused on defining business logic attack tactics and techniques.
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Cybersecurity SessionsAI and the Human/Machine Dyad (Dr. Christoph Burtscher )In this episode of Cybersecurity Sessions, host Andrew Ash, CISO at Netacea, is joined by Dr. Mark Greenwood, Netacea’s Chief Technical Architect, and Dr. Christoph Burtscher, AI researcher and author. Together, they explore the evolving partnership between humans and AI in cybersecurity, discussing machine-led defenses, ethical challenges, and the role of trust in AI adoption.
The conversation highlights the shift from human-led security to AI-driven systems and how generative AI is reshaping cyber defense. Christoph also shares insights from his upcoming book, Silicon Minds and Human Hearts: How to Navigate the AI Revolution.
Join us...2024-11-2140 min
Cybersecurity SessionsStuart Seymour (Group CISO, Virgin Media O2)In this insightful episode, Stuart Seymour, Group CISO and CSO at Virgin Media O2, joins Andrew Ash (CISO, Netacea) to discuss how his experience as a British Army Captain shaped his unique leadership style in cybersecurity. Stuart also shares his passion for building diverse, neurodiverse teams, drawing from his own experience with dyslexia. He dives into the growing importance of AI in SOCs and the complex challenges of navigating global cybersecurity regulations. A must-listen for anyone looking to understand the evolving role of a CISO in today's landscape.2024-10-1541 min
Cybersecurity SessionsArve Kjoelen, CynomIQ (former CISO, McAfee)Host Andy Ash (CISO at Netacea) is joined by Arve Kjoelen, who recently left a six-year stint as CISO of McAfee to join startup CynomIQ as Chief Solutions Officer. In this episode they discuss differences in how CISOs are compensated across both sides of the Atlantic, how the role is shifting to account for increased governance and regulations, and the 'left of boom' approach to preventative security. Andy and Arve also compare notes on how they first become fascinated with security and their own paths to the position of CISO.2024-10-0336 min
Cybersecurity Sessions"Bot's the Story, Morning Glory?" Oasis Ticket Scalper BotsNetacea bot experts discuss the challenges around the Oasis reunion tour ticket sales, focusing on the issues caused by bots and scalping in high-demand events. The discussion explores the technical difficulties of managing ticket sales, the tactics used by bot operators to secure tickets, and the broader implications for the industry.
The team also discuss why current methods to prevent bot activity often fail and why a multi-pronged strategy combining real-time detection, post-transaction analysis, and clamping down on secondary markets is critical.
The talk concludes with insights on how increased intelligence and understanding of attacker...2024-09-0538 min
Cybersecurity SessionsSeason 3 Preview: The Human Side of CybersecurityThe Cybersecurity Sessions podcast is set to return for its third season, focusing on the human side of cybersecurity.
This season will feature conversations with experts from various industries, including entertainment, fintech, and digital commerce, who will share their insights on managing human factors in cybersecurity.
Netacea CISO Andy Ash will also explore topics like the impact of AI and human factors in cybersecurity.
In the meantime, catch up on past episodes featuring notable guests from Amazon, Mimecast, the Ministry of Defence and more while awaiting the new season.2024-08-1301 min
Let's Talk Security TestingReal Cyber Talk with Andy Ash In this weeks episode of REAL CYBER TALK, Tom and Ben sit down with Andy Ash. Andy is CISO at Netacea and brings with him to the conversation 25 years of IT experience and 10 years in cyber security. A fountain of knowledge and a part of Netacea since its inception, Andy sheds light on the phobias of AI, where AI is useful and where it is not, the role of market analysts in cyber security and Manchester's potential as a cyber security powerhouse.Tune in now! 🎙️2024-02-1229 min
Cybersecurity SessionsValidating AI Value, Securing Supply Chains, Fake Account Creation (feat. Cytix, Risk Ledger)Netacea CISO Andrew Ash welcomes two special guests to the podcast this month to talk about AI adoption and managing third party risk: Thomas Ballin (CTO, Cytix) and Haydn Brooks (CEO, Risk Ledger).
In 2023 the AI genie is well and truly out of the bottle, gaining mainstream attention and usage across business, academia and in day-to-day life. As a result, AI has become somewhat of a buzzword used to sell solutions or make products appear smart and modern. As mutual advocates of AI to solve problems more efficiently for clients, Andrew and Thomas weigh in on how...2023-12-0759 min
Cybersecurity SessionsProtecting Privacy in ChatGPT, Credential Stuffing Strikes 23andMe, Freebie BotsTo start this month’s episode, we once again weigh in on AI – this time considering the privacy implications when feeding prompts into generative AI tools like ChatGPT and Bard. We’ll discuss whether it’s safe to share company IP or your own personal information into such tools, before hearing how we approach this at Netacea from Principal Software Engineer John Beech.
Next, we’ll look to the news of another major data breach, as it was recently revealed that millions of stolen records from genetics testing site 23andMe were available for sale from an underground forum. The...2023-10-1953 min
CyberWire DailyRansomware in Colombia. An accidental data exposure. Cyberespionage hits unpatched systems. An attack on IT systems disrupts industrial production. Bots and bad actors.Colombia continues its recovery from last week's cyberattacks. AI training data is accidentally published to GitHub. The cyberespionage techniques of Earth Lusca. Clorox blames product shortages on a cyber attack. Cybersecurity incidents in industrial environments. Where the wild bots are. Joe Carrigan looks at top level domain name exploitation. Our guest is Kristen Bell from GuidePoint Security with a look at vulnerability vs. exploitability. And there’s talk of potential Russia-DPRK cooperation in cyberspace.For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing:https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/da...2023-09-1927 min
Cybersecurity SessionsSkiplagging, CAPTCHA vs Bots, Scraper BotsThis month’s episode takes off with a journey into the controversial world of skiplagging, also known as hidden city flying. Airlines and holiday businesses are taking legal action against passengers and websites like Skiplagged that exploit pricing loopholes, leaving empty seats on the second leg of multi-stop itineraries. But with scraper bots at the root of the issue, is there a technical solution to limit the practice?
On the topic of bots, a recent report from the University of California, Irvine, revealed that bots are now faster and more accurate than humans at solving CAPTCHA challenges. In...2023-09-1444 min
Cybersecurity SessionsNational Risk Register, Encrypted Messaging, Residential Proxy NetworksThis month we begin by examining the 2023 National Risk Register, a public version of the National Security Risk Assessment, which assesses the most serious risks to lives, health, society, critical infrastructure, economy and sovereignty. Cyber-attacks on infrastructure are listed as moderate impact – Our panel discusses how businesses can use the information within the report to prepare for attacks and keep our critical infrastructure as secure as possible.
Next, our Principal Security Researcher Cyril Noel-Tagoe sheds some light on the murky underworld of illicit Telegram networks, where criminals plot and discuss their attacks, or sell their ill-gotten gains. Ne...2023-08-1548 min
Cybersecurity SessionsBots vs Consumers, Social Media API Access, Ticket Scalping LegislationIn this month’s episode, we start by focusing on the real-world impact of bots (scripts used to automate tasks and exploit business logic). In the UK, bots are being used to book up every available driving test before reselling them for profit; meanwhile in the US, gig workers delivering groceries are losing out to bots that hoard the most profitable delivery jobs. Our panel explains how this happens and discusses what can be done to stop it.
Meanwhile, the social media landscape is shifting rapidly. Free, unlimited access to APIs has become a thing of the pa...2023-07-1352 min
Cybersecurity SessionsAI Regulation & Music, Scalping for Immigration Appointments, Credential StuffingA fresh Netacea panel of cyber experts are on hand once again to discuss the latest developments in security and bot-related news!
This month, in light of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman standing before US senators and requesting regulation of AI businesses, we give our views on whether one body – or even one nation – can or should regulate this rapidly developing industry.
Universal Music Group also instigated the removal of 7% of AI-generated tracks added to the service via Boomy, opening a debate about automated music creation, artistic copyrights and privacy, how AI models learn to make musi...2023-06-0839 min
Cybersecurity SessionsRSA Conference 2023: Review & Insights from Netacea’s C-SuiteIn part two of our RSA Conference 2023 series, Netacea CPO Andy Still and CISO Andy Ash return from San Francisco to share their insights from the biggest cybersecurity event of the year.
As part of Netacea’s C-suite, both Andys are always looking ahead at how new threats are developing – “what’s new, scary and worth worrying about?” The rapid advancement of AI, both as an offensive threat to cybersecurity and as part of defensive technologies, was one such topic at RSA 2023, with Bryan Palma’s opening keynote speech grounding this complex issue and setting the tone for the rest...2023-05-2338 min
Cybersecurity SessionsAI Ethics, Ticket Scalping, Russian Disinformation, Card CrackingWelcome to a new format for the Cybersecurity Sessions! We’ve refocused our podcasts to provide insights into the latest news and trends in cybersecurity, calling on the expertise of Netacea’s threat researchers, bot specialists and business leaders.
This month, new host Dani Middleton-Wren is joined by Matthew Gracey-McMinn, Chris Pace and Tom Platt. First they discuss the ever-intriguing topic of ethics in AI, with facial recognition tech from Clearview AI and PimEyes coming under legal and moral scrutiny, followed by the practicalities of fighting back against automated ticket scalping.
The recent Vulcan files leak...2023-05-0956 minCyberWire DailyWaging lawfare against criminal infrastructure. Notes from the cyber underworld. Hybrid war, and cyber ops across the spectrum of conflict. And what do the bots want? (Hint: kicks.)Google targets CryptBot malware infrastructure. FIN7 attacked Veeam servers to steal credentials. Ransomware-as-a-service offering threatens Linux systems. Evasive Panda targets NGOs in China. Anonymous Sudan is active against targets in Israel. Russian ransomware operations aim at disrupting supply chains into Ukraine. Our guest is Stuart McClure, CEO of Qwiet AI. Microsoft’s Ann Johnson stops by with her take on the RSA conference. And bots want new kicks.For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing:https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/12/81Se...2023-04-2728 min
Cybersecurity SessionsRSA Conference 2023 Preview: Our Top 5 Most Anticipated SessionsWe’re going to San Francisco! Netacea will once again be at the Moscone Center from 24-27 April for the RSA Conference. We’re looking forward to it so much that we decided to compile our top five most anticipated sessions on the Cybersecurity Sessions podcast.
Special host Danielle Middleton-Wren will be in sunny San Francisco, alongside her two guests for this episode: Netacea co-founder and CPO Andy Still, and Netacea CISO Andy Ash. Andy S was at RSA last year and has some insights and advice for Andy A – an RSA first timer – ahead of their trip to...2023-04-1728 minCyberWire DailyHybrid war and cyber espionage. Ransomware in the produce aisle. Bypassing security filters in a BEC campaign. Identity-based attacks. Avoid pirated software. And what the bots have been scalping.Cyberattacks in Russia's war so far, and their future prospects. The Lazarus Group may be employing a new backdoor. Clasiopa targets materials research organizations. Ransomware interferes with food production. Evernote is used in a BEC campaign to bypass security filters. Identity-based cyberattacks. Pirated versions of Final Cut Pro deliver cryptominers. Caleb Barlow has thoughts on Twitter, Mudge, and lessons learned. Marc Van Zadelhoff from Cyber CEOs Decoded podcast speaks with Amanda Renteria, CEO of Code for America, about attracting diverse talent. And what have the scalperbots been up to, lately.For links to all...2023-02-2330 min
Cybersecurity SessionsStalkerware Exposed - Martijn Grooten, InternewsOur reliance on personal mobile devices leaves us vulnerable to attack; not just from anonymous criminal groups, but in some cases, from those closest to us. Stalkerware, a category of apps designed to secretly monitor the unsuspecting victim whose device they’re installed on, are a growing concern for security and privacy advocates, as well as law enforcement agencies.
This month on the Cybersecurity Sessions podcast, we talk to Martijn Grooten from the Coalition Against StalkerWare to expose how technology has become a tool for abusers to control their victims, and hopefully shed some light on what we...2023-02-0928 min
Cybersecurity SessionsNewsworthy Data Leaks - Jurgita Lapienytė, CyberNewsNot a week goes by without a massive data leak being reported in the news – both in tech publications and across mainstream media. According to Atlas VPN, 5.9 billion credentials were leaked in 2021 alone. But it’s not just credentials under attack; personal data, payment information, sensitive corporate data, and even source code are all at risk of being leaked.
But how is so much data leaked so often? What do criminals do with this data once they have it? How much risk does this pose to the public, and what can be done about it?
To f...2023-01-1231 min
Product Innovation Series with Aram MelkoumovProduct Direction And Keeping Things Simple - Marlon Hope, NetaceaAbout Marlon HopeMarlon Hope is the Head of Product at Netacea. He is PRINCE 2 and Agile qualified, with years spent in banking, operations management, procurement, and logistics. The golden thread in his career is strong project management skills and consistent, high-quality delivery.SHOW NOTES:0:11 | Episode intro and what’s in for you0:57 | How a computer game made Marlon a better product owner5:07 | Good product building involves processes and patterns7:38 | Marlon’s first principles of a good product design10:01 | Marlon’s framework of stripping the root cause of a problem14:00 | How pr...2023-01-1033 min
Cybersecurity SessionsThe Behavioral Science of Cybersecurity - Si Pavitt & Steve Dewsnip, MODIf a stranger walked into your workplace and asked you your name and email address, would you co-operate? What if they asked you to open a door for them, or to use your laptop or phone, all whilst wearing a shirt that said “CHALLENGE ME” on it?
This is the malicious floorwalker, an example of the behavioral interventions staged by the UK Ministry of Defence to educate their workforce about security threats and put their teachings into practice. In this episode, Cyril speaks with Si Pavitt (Head of the Ministry of Defence Cyber Awareness, Behaviours and Culture Team...2022-12-0841 min
The Start and Scale PodcastTECH: Connecting the Dots as Head of Product at Netacea ft. Marlon Hope | S1 Ep22Today on #TactTalksPodcast we have the pleasure of sitting down with Marlon Hope, to hear his views on being comfortable with not knowing all of the answers, how to approach a mammoth task, how to become more effective and so much more! 👏
Marlon didn’t take the traditional route into tech, “never playing by the rules” he worked his way up from being a Senior Account Manager to being Head of Product at one of the most hottest companies in cyber security which have secured $12.2m in series A funding this year alone. We are so excited to have M...2022-11-1053 min
Cybersecurity SessionsHow Skewed Analytics Leads to Bad Marketing - Matt Wilkinson, SpikeIn a recent Netacea report, 60% of businesses reported a minor financial impact caused by bots skewing their analytics, and with the busiest eCommerce period of the year fast approaching, businesses need to fight back.
How do bots affect businesses’ data, marketing campaigns and paid media planning? Host and Principal Security Researcher Cyril Noel-Tagoe is joined by Spike’s Head of Paid Media Matt Wilkinson to discuss the effect bots will have on marketing analytics this Black Friday and how to keep your enterprise’s analytics safe from automated threats during periods of peak traffic.2022-11-1023 min
Cybersecurity SessionsTales from Tracking Cybercriminals - Matthew Gracey-McMinn, NetaceaIllicit forums and dark web marketplaces are so closely guarded that it’s almost impossible to know how many stolen user accounts, digital assets, or data leaks are exposed, let alone who is responsible. But the more we can uncover, the better we can defend against attacks and hold threat actors accountable.
In this bonus episode, Cyril is joined by his boss and Netacea’s Head of Threat Research, Matthew Gracey-McMinn. They swap stories from the trenches of cyber-threat intelligence gathering, where they infiltrate criminal forums and marketplaces to root out attackers and their tactics in stealing acco...2022-11-0231 min
Cybersecurity SessionsShining a Light on Bots (Bonus episode from 'Phishy Business')Bonus episode: Cybersecurity Sessions host Cyril Noel-Tagoe was recently featured on the Mimecast podcast series Phishy Business. Cyril joined hosts Alice Jeffery and Brian Pinnock, plus fellow guest, Mimecast Senior Product Manager Dr Kiri Addison, for a fascinating conversation about bots and what they are used for (both good and bad).
About Phishy Business
Fed up with the same old cybersecurity stories? Come with us on a journey that explores the lesser-known side. Whether it’s social engineering, taking criminals to court or the journalists hunting down hackers — our new podcast series, Phishy Business, looks for...2022-10-2030 min
Cybersecurity SessionsMental Health & Neurodiversity - Lisa Ventura, Cyber Security UnityStress and burnout in cybersecurity is widespread, especially since the pandemic. The cyber skills gap and increasingly aggressive attacks have led to workloads growing massively. This is on top of long-standing worries like workplace bullying, long hours spent in front of screens, and the expectation to be available to work ‘whenever and wherever’.
Cyril Noel-Tagoe invites security awareness consultant and mental health coach Lisa Ventura to the podcast to offer helpful advice and information to those working in cybersecurity. She also shares her own experiences as a neurodiverse person, which comes with its own challenges and advantages with...2022-10-0628 min
Phishy BusinessShining a Light on Bots: The Good and the BadIn this episode of Phishy Business, we take a look at bots. Listen in to learn more about what bots are, and what they do. Also, learn what can make them good…and what can make them bad. It would seem the answer lies within the intent of the person deploying them. Our special guests are Cyril Noel-Tagoe, Principal Security Researcher at Netacea, and our own Dr. Kiri Addison, Senior Product Manager at Mimecast. Cyril works to understand automated attacks to discover their aim and how to stop them; Kiri is a senior product manager and all-around cybersecurity expert wh...2022-09-2030 min
Cybersecurity SessionsEthical Hacking & Bug Bounty Hunting - Jessica Howarth, PortSwiggerCyber-criminals are relentless, and the number of attacks is growing. Businesses are increasingly turning to ethical hackers to find bugs and exploits before attackers do, offering financial incentives for their efforts.
As a security researcher, our host Cyril Noel-Tagoe is always on the hunt for new vulnerabilities. He’s joined for this episode by ethical hacking enthusiast and Daily Swig reporter Jessica Haworth, who has a finger firmly on the pulse of the latest bug bounty programs and developments.
Jessica Haworth, Cybersecurity Reporter at The Daily Swig
Jessica Haworth focuses on technical research pa...2022-09-0823 min
Cybersecurity SessionsMentoring in Cybersecurity - Gabrielle Botbol, DesjardinsMentoring is essential to closing the cybersecurity skills gap, especially in realizing the potential of people from underrepresented communities. In recent years many newcomers to cyber have been mentored by Gabrielle Botbol. Since teaching herself how to be a pentester, she has become recognized as one of Canada’s top 20 women in cybersecurity.
Andy Still finds out how Gabrielle entered the world of cybersecurity after leaving another vocation, and how she is helping the next generation of women and underrepresented communities follow her ‘six steps to becoming a pentester’.
Gabrielle Botbol, Offensive Security Consultant at Desjar...2022-08-0421 min
Cybersecurity SessionsSecurity and Privacy - Charlie Osborne, ZDNetMany businesses argue that they need to collect information about customers to verify who they are and secure their accounts. However, this is at odds with online privacy advocates, who say organizations are compromising our security by collecting far too much information about us.
In this episode, Netacea co-founder Andy Still talks to ZDNet cybersecurity journalist Charlie Osborne about the intrinsic link between security and privacy, how legislation like the GDPR has strengthened both, and where responsibility lies for protecting our privacy online.
Charlie Osborne, Cybersecurity Journalist at ZDNet
Charlie Osborne is a...2022-07-0723 min
Cybersecurity SessionsMFA is Better than Passwords… Right? - Roger Grimes, KnowBe4We’re told that multi-factor authentication is more secure than passwords, but in truth most MFA is susceptible to the same old threats, such as phishing and man-in-the-middle attacks. In fact, the widely championed advice to “use MFA, any MFA” could lead to a false sense of security and even more data breaches.
In this episode, Andy sits down with Roger Grimes (Data-Driven Defense Evangelist, KnowBe4) to find out why MFA is vulnerable to exploitation, whether some MFAs are better than others, and what the future of secure authentication might look like.
Roger Grimes, Data-Driven Defens...2022-06-0925 min
Cybersecurity SessionsAI in Cybersecurity: A Double-Edged Sword - Elaine Lee, MimecastIt’s likely that we encounter artificial intelligence more often than we realize. Just as AI can be used to facilitate fraud and spread misinformation via deepfakes and sophisticated identity theft, it can also be used to develop algorithms that detect cyber-attacks in the blink of an eye.
In this episode of the Cybersecurity Sessions, Andy is joined by Elaine Lee (Data Scientist, Mimecast) to delve into the benefits and risks of AI in cybersecurity, examining how artificial intelligence can be used both as an offensive weapon by adversaries and by security teams to defend against attacks....2022-05-0525 min
Cybersecurity SessionsOffensive Security - Jonathan Echavarria, ReliaQuestHow can you really know what havoc hackers could wreak on your systems? By challenging them to do it and fixing the exploits they discover, of course. In this episode of the Cybersecurity Sessions, Andy finds out what it’s like to be on a ‘red team’ tasked with hacking into an employer’s own systems by any means necessary, with lauded offensive security practitioner Jonathan Echavarria (ReliaQuest).
Jonathan Echavarria, Enterprise Architect at ReliaQuest
Jonathan has held various positions with responsibilities ranging from penetration testing, red teaming, security operations enablement, devops, automation, malware analysis, and security...2022-04-0720 min
Cybersecurity SessionsThe Women Changing CybersecurityIn this month’s episode, Andy Still hands hosting duties over to Netacea’s cybersecurity content specialist, Yasmin Duggal, for a special edition of the podcast for International Women’s Day.
Just 16% of the cyber workforce is female, compared to 28 % in other UK digital sectors. So, Yasmin sat down with three women working across cybersecurity to find out why. The result is a conversation about gender stereotypes, breaking biases and working collectively to invite more young females in. Listen now on the latest episode of the cybersecurity sessions podcast.
Uma Rajagopal, Industry Security Specialist, Amazon
2022-03-0845 min
Cybersecurity SessionsArtificial Engagement and Ad Fraud - Stewart Boutcher, BeaconIn this month’s episode, we’re talking about ad fraud and the role bots play in this lucrative space. Marketers care intensely about engagement and pay advertisers good money to get it, but how do they know they aren’t paying for visits from malicious bots? And what other kinds of harm do ad fraud bots cause businesses as a result?
To find out, Andy invites Beacon’s Stewart Boutcher onto the Cybersecurity Sessions. As two CTOs focused on tackling bots, but from different perspectives, Andy and Stewart find plenty to discuss!
Stewart Boutcher, CTO & Da...2022-02-1022 min
Cybersecurity SessionsOnline Casino Abuse - Ozric Vondervelden, GrecoThe online casino industry is a big target for fraudsters, from sign-up bonus abuse through to sidestepping account bans and exploiting business logic to guarantee a profit. This month’s guest on the Cybersecurity Sessions can attest to this – he used to exploit online casinos professionally!
Now using this experience to help operators rather than exploit them, gambling security consultant Ozric Vondervelden (Director, Greco) joins Andy to reveal the devious tactics cybercriminals are using to abuse online casinos.
Ozric Vondervelden, Director at Greco
After years of exploiting online casinos professionally, Ozri...2022-01-2014 min
Cybersecurity SessionsDrone Safety and Cybersecurity - Frank Morris, CapitaWith drones now capable of massive cluster displays at events like the Olympics opening ceremony, and being used in sectors like healthcare, what role does cybersecurity play in making these devices safe?
In this month’s episode of the Cybersecurity Sessions podcast, Andy talks to drone pilot and experienced cybersecurity expert Frank Morris about the emerging technology of drones, their growing list of use cases and how important security is in their wider adoption. Frank answers Andy’s burning questions about how IOT device security principles relate to the mobile and sometimes autonomous nature of drones, and thei...2021-12-1421 min
Cybersecurity SessionsProtecting customer experience for Black Friday - Deri Jones, ThinktribeIn this podcast, Andy Still and Deri Jones discuss the importance of customer experience to eCommerce, and how both web performance and cybersecurity play a role in this. With Black Friday approaching, they consider where these overlap in sometimes unexpected ways, and how typical security concerns like bots can also impact performance.
Deri Jones, CEO, Thinktribe
A serial tech entrepreneur, Deri started with a degree in Electronics from Cambridge University, led the marketing at the Fibre Optics networking pioneer, and played a key role in the UK’s first internet provider. He is now CEO at...2021-11-1821 min
teissPodcast - Cracking Cyber SecurityteissTalk: Cyber resilience and business logic attacksThis audio-only version of our twice weekly cyber security talk show, teissTalk. Join us twice a week for free by visiting www.teiss.co.uk/talk On this episode, we focus on the following news story; Bot attacks grow 41% in first half of 2021 https://www.zdnet.com/article/bot-attacks-grow-41-in-first-half-of-2021-lexisnexis The panel discussion is titled “Cyber resilience and business logic attacks” https://www.teiss.co.uk/teisstalk/cyber-resilience-and-business-logic-attacks/ This episode is hosted by Geoff White https://www.linkedin.com/in/geoffwhi...2021-10-0648 min
How AI Built This#56 Matt JacksonMatt is the Head of Data Science at Manchester based scale-up Netacea! I've known Matt for a long time so was buzzing to get him on the show.He's experienced both sides of being recruited into data and hiring his own team so was a great person to have on. I hope you enjoy! As always, we're brought to you by the wonderful people at Cathcart Associates.Music by Noisyfilter from Fugue2021-09-0753 min
Hacking HumansBad password hygiene jeopardizes streaming services.Guest Matthew Gracey-McMinn joins us from Netacea to speak with Dave about security issues with streaming services, Joe shares some follow-up from listener Jason about a bracelet sale mentioned a few episodes ago, Joe's story is from UMBC about AI-generated fake news reports, Dave's got a story about a replacement scam for a hardware wallet used for storing cryptocurrency, and our Catch of the Day comes from a listener called R about a vishing scam for DirectTV.Links to stories:
Study shows AI-generated fake reports fool experts
Criminals are mailing altered Ledger devices to steal cryptocurrency
2021-06-2440 min
The Expert Briefing with FTI Cybersecurity PodcastBeating the botsIn this podcast episode Dave Harvey, Jordan Rae Kelly and Janey Spratt are joined by external guests Matthew Lane (Director, xcyber Group) and Matthew Gracey-McMinn (Head of Threat Research, Netacea) discussing the impact of bots on organisations worldwide. The experts share some of the counter-bot strategies they have developed for clients, which highlight the need for a comprehensive approach that encompasses people, process and technology.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2021-06-1530 min
The Start-Up Diaries PodcastCompeting In The U.S Market | CTO @ Netacea | Andy StillNetacea is one of the leading bot management solutions on the market. But for this Manchester-born start-up, securing a spot amongst industry leaders was no small challenge, as they entered a mature market dominated by the U.S. In this episode, Andy Still, CTO of Netacea, sat down with us to discuss their journey from spinning out of Intechnica, to the challenges around becoming a serious voice in the U.S market. He also talks us through the challenges around gaining long-term buy-in from customers as a new product and building and maintaining a collaborative workplace culture. T...2021-06-0141 min