Today is International Podcast Day — a celebration of the continuing relevance and expanding reach of these bite-sized audio efforts. The SecurityIntelligence Podcast has been hard at work over the past nine months delivering actionable and insightful content to help enterprises defend critical assets, develop new IT strategies and discover what’s on the infosec horizon.
The SecurityIntelligence Podcast: A Year in Review
This year’s security podcast lineup tackled everything from national cybersecurity trends to zero-trust management frameworks, security automation tools, expanding security operations center (SOC) development, essential encryption practices and the road to cloud transformation.
This year’s thematic thread? Information security is evolving. While essentials such as encryption remain critical for day-to-day defense, new tools and tactics are required to stay ahead of emerging threats and develop effective incident response.
Here’s a quick roundup of this year’s most potent podcast packages.
Monitoring National Cybersecurity Trends With Former NSA Deputy Director Bill Crowell — Jan. 8
“It’s not possible to build completely secure systems.” — NSA Deputy Director Bill Crowell
On a national scale, malware and phishing remain the two top threats. For Crowell, the widening skills gap and lack of enterprisewide infosec adoption hamper effective defense. But it’s not all bad news; while security solutions can’t offer perfect protection, equipping the right people with the right tools can significantly reduce total risk.
