Infosec Weekly Podcast

This week, we discuss 3 billion compromised Yahoo! accounts, the latest Equifax news, and Home Secretary Amber Rudd's opinion of technology experts

29 September Weekly podcast: Deloitte and Equifax breaches by IT Governance

This week we discuss the Locky/FakeGlobe ransomware campaign, the moral quandary facing cyber criminals, and the worst celebrities to search for online – from a security point of view, that is

This week, we discuss the Equifax data breach, a fine for Facebook and a ban for Kaspersky.

This week we discuss a phishing scam affecting students, a Canadian university’s loss of C$11.8 million, and an increase in data dumps from the Shadow Brokers.

This week, we discuss the exposure of 711 million email addresses by a spambot's server, a £70,000 ICO fine for Nottinghamshire County Council, and a cyber attack on WikiLeaks.

This week, we discuss an data breach at an NHS contractor, the hacking of FC Barcelona’s Twitter account, and a new government report on cyber security awareness.

This week, we discuss a brute-force attack on the Scottish Parliament, the ongoing costs of June's NotPetya attacks, and a double in the number of data breaches affecting the retail sector.

This week, we discuss a prankster’s email conversation with Amber Rudd, the ongoing effects of the NotPetya malware pandemic, the arrest of WannaCry sinkholer Marcus Hutchins by the FBI, and the launch of a data protection bill to implement the GDPR in the UK

This week, we discuss a vulnerability that could allow attackers to turn your Amazon Echo into a wiretap, a new strain of the Svpeng mobile banking malware and the hacking of a digital billboard to display right-wing messages.

This week, we discuss the arrest of a well-meaning Hungarian teenager, vulnerabilities in Internet-connected car washes that could cause them to physically attack users, and data breaches at Italy's biggest bank.

This week, we discuss a data breach affecting adoptees in Newcastle, Myspace's account recovery process, and a security update fixing 47 iOS flaws

In this week's podcast, we discuss another breach at Trump Hotels, a change in how Microsoft collects user data, and the GDPR Report 2017.

Christopher Wright, author of 'Fundamentals of Information Risk Management Auditing', sits down with us and talks about his book. Buy this book here: https://www.itgovernance.co.uk/shop/product/fundamentals-of-information-risk-management-auditing

This week, we discuss another incident response debacle at the AA, the latest move from the NotPetya group, and the hacking of the Bithumb virtual currency exchange.

This week, we discuss a password reset at the AA, a cyber attack on parliamentary emails and the NotPetya malware attack.

This week, we discuss a DDoS attack on Skype, a ransomware attack on South Korean web hosting firm Nayana, and the UK government's new Data Protection Bill

This week, we discuss a £100,000 fine for Gloucester City Council, a new set of post-WannaCry patches for unsupported Windows versions, and two new strains of Mac malware

This week, we discuss the use of the EternalBlue exploit to distribute new payloads after WannaCry, a vulnerability that will give access to network credentials via locked computers, and news that there will be 350,000 cyber security job vacancies by 2022.

This week, we discuss a £150,000 fine for Basildon Borough Council, a data breach affecting a Lithuanian cosmetic surgery clinic, and news that the recent WannaCry ransomware attack may not have spread via Windows XP.