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On this episode of And Security For All, guest host Jonathan Kimmitt has Arun DeSouza on the show to discuss how to build resilient teams through fundamental skills, effective training, and real-life experience. They will also cover how to navigate the ever changing threat landscape of third party vendors and the various risks they introduce.

On this episode of And Security For All, Kim Hakim has guest Demetrius Comes on the show to discuss the urgent need for attention and reinforcement of fundamental cybersecurity practices. As modern threats continue to challenge the industry and interfere with day to day life, instead of looking to new technology we must make sure we have a stable foundation below us. Tune in to hear how you can keep safe from emerging threats by getting back to the basics.

On this episode of And Security For All, Kim Hakim is joined by guest host Jonathan Kimmitt, who will be sharing his expertise as an experienced CISO and manager. During the show they will be discussing the psychology behind insider threats. This includes the motivations behind employees turning against their organizations. They will explore factors such as disgruntlement, financial incentives, or ideological motivations.

On this episode of And Security For All, host Kim Hakim has Phillip Wylie on the show to discuss offensive security. Offensive security is the proactive and sanctioned method of evaluating computer systems, networks, and applications for vulnerabilities. This involves identifying and mitigating potential security weaknesses. Often methodologies that replicate real-world cyberattacks are used such as pentesting and ethical hacking. Phillip has a vast experience in this subject and will be sharing some of the common gaps in pentesting and how to improve the practice..

On this episode of And Security For All, guest host Jonathan Kimmitt has Tom Vincent on the show to discuss the latest targets and tactics of ransomware threats. Recently threat actors have been targeting individuals and companies, tune in to find out why!

On this episode of And Security For All, guest host Jonathan Kimmitt has Tom Vincent on the show to discuss the latest targets and tactics of ransomware threats. Recently threat actors have been targeting individuals and companies, tune in to find out why!

On this episode of And Security For All, Akamai Technologies Steve Winterfeld and Sean Flynn dive into the dynamic world of compliance and analyzing current trends potential impacts. In 2024, significant shifts are occurring in key frameworks including NIST adding governance to their Incident Response program, credit card rule changes, resiliency and AI laws coming out of the EU and disclosure timelines. Find out how this will change Cybersecurity programs.

On this episode of And Security For All, host Kim Hakim has Phillip Wylie on the show to discuss offensive security. Offensive security is the proactive and sanctioned method of evaluating computer systems, networks, and applications for vulnerabilities. This involves identifying and mitigating potential security weaknesses. Often methodologies that replicate real-world cyberattacks are used such as pentesting and ethical hacking. Phillip has a vast experience in this subject and will be sharing some of the common gaps in pentesting and how to improve the practice..

On this episode of And Security For All, Kim Hakim is joined by guest host Jonathan Kimmitt, who will be sharing his expertise as an experienced CISO and manager. During the show they will be discussing the psychology behind insider threats. This includes the motivations behind employees turning against their organizations. They will explore factors such as disgruntlement, financial incentives, or ideological motivations.

On this episode of And Security For All, guest host Jonathan Kimmitt, CISO at Alias CyberSecurity, and his guests Julio Tirado, Executive VP- Director of Internal Audit at SpiritBank, and Nathan Sweaney, Principal Security Consultant at Secure Ideas, for a discussion on extortion testing critical positions. What are the ethical considerations in testing the susceptibility of an employee to extortion?