#62 - Ransomware Hits The Brakes At Ferrari - Protect Your Network Now

Should phone reps be Identity Investivators?  Can all reps be trusted to keep hackers out of your accounts? In this episode learn about new, goverment ID-based methods that will keep your accounts safe with our guest expert, Aaron Painter (@aaronpa) CEO of Nametag, Inc.

Hackers speed off with Ferrari data in a #ransomware attack. See how to stop an attack before it happens, with Greg Edwards, CEO @Canauri

If you use a managed service provider (MSP) to manage your company's IT needs, learn how to hold these businesses accountable for keeping your services, and your data, secure from hackers. With Yaniv Bar-Dayan, CEO of @vulcancyber

Uber just had another data breach.  Learn from their mistakes, and the mistakes of other larege corporations, to find out how to keep your data safe and secure, even if you store it in the cloud.  Our guest is cybersecurity expert and CEO of Dig Security, Dan Benjamin.

Hackers are using the recent Twitter breach, combined with the other 4,100 data breaches in 2022, to steal identities. Learn about new systems like #DSPM to mitigate your company's sprawling data. With Flow Security CEO, Jonathan Roizin.

Hackers stole Samsung's customer data from a US-based facility.  Were you affected?  What sis Samsung disclose?  What should you do? With guest Javvad Malik, Lead Security Awareness Advocate at KnowBe4.

Phishing attacks have evolved. Hackers have found new ways to use private messaging apps, personal email accounts, and personal smartphones to attack- not just you - but your employer.  Keep your job, and get a FREE voucher for SlashNext, by listening to this episode.

Why do you wear a seatbelt?  Is it because of protection, or the penalty for not doing it? Adopt the culture of cybersecurity for both of these reasons.  Hear why from our guest, cybersecurity researcher and author, Kai Roer.

Serious vulnerabilities have just been patched in Apple products. If you own an Apple iPhone, iPad, or Macbook, listen to this episode to find out what happened, and what to do.

Preparing students for success in a digital world requires educators, administrators and parents to, directly and indirectly, educate students.  With digital education expert Al Kingsley.