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  1. How MSP's are dealing CISA changes

    5 DAGE SIDEN

    How MSP's are dealing CISA changes

    On this week’s Safe Mode, Greg welcomes Jason Pufahl, VP of Security Services at Vancord. Jason shares deep insights into the evolving managed security landscape, focusing on challenges faced by small and mid-sized businesses and the practical fundamentals they need for strong cybersecurity. He also discusses the evolving role of CISA and the importance of making threat intelligence and resources broadly accessible to help organizations of all sizes strengthen their cybersecurity posture.

    33 min.
  2. Mobilizing Main Street: Inside the Cyber Civic Engagement Program

    30. OKT.

    Mobilizing Main Street: Inside the Cyber Civic Engagement Program

    In this episode of Safe Mode, Betsy Cooper, founding director of the Aspen Institute’s Policy Academy, details a new initiative designed to mobilize ordinary citizens as cybersecurity policy advocates. The Cyber Civic Engagement program, supported by Craig Newmark Philanthropies’ Take9 campaign, offers virtual training sessions to equip participants with effective communication techniques, policy writing know-how, and access to one-on-one advocacy coaching. As digital threats multiply, Cooper argues that community storytelling and grassroots engagement are essential tools for prompting government action and ensuring critical local services are protected.

    30 min.
  3. A reset on information sharing

    23. OKT.

    A reset on information sharing

    Kevin Greene, chief cybersecurity technologist for the public sector at BeyondTrust, joins Greg to unpack the fallout from the recent lapse of the CISA information sharing bill and what it means for both public and private sector cyber defenses. The conversation dives into how the threat landscape has shifted since the bill’s original passage, the limitations of relying solely on indicators of compromise, and the need for more proactive, behavior-based analytics. Kevin shares insights on identity management—including the challenges of both human and machine identities—and emphasizes that meaningful information sharing must be modernized to stay relevant.

    35 min.
  4. Rethinking resilience with WatchTowr CEO Benjamin Harris

    16. OKT.

    Rethinking resilience with WatchTowr CEO Benjamin Harris

    This episode of Safe Mode features a nuanced conversation with Ben Harris, CEO of Watchtower, who delves into the complexities of vulnerability management in today’s threat landscape. Harris discusses why traditional patching is no longer a guarantee of security, revealing how sophisticated attackers are staying persistent even after organizations update and remediate systems—particularly in the challenging context of edge devices and black-box appliances. Drawing on real-world research and recent incidents involving vendors like Oracle, Cisco, and Avanti, the interview highlights the urgent need for resilience, increased transparency from companies, and a cultural shift toward proactive detection.

    36 min.
  5. What's it like to go through the FedRAMP process?

    9. OKT.

    What's it like to go through the FedRAMP process?

    This week on Safe Mode, we talk with Scott Montgomery, VP of Federal at Island, about the realities of achieving FedRAMP authorization. Scott demystifies the often daunting FedRAMP process, shares lessons learned from real-world experience, and reveals the biggest pitfalls organizations face. From data sensitivity requirements to the growing importance of automation in security compliance, this episode is essential listening for anyone navigating federal cloud standards or considering a move into the government tech space. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Matt Kapko about a whirlwind week around Clop's targeting of Oracle.

    31 min.
  6. Andesite's Brian Carbaugh on how lessons from the CIA can power an AI-powered SOC

    2. OKT.

    Andesite's Brian Carbaugh on how lessons from the CIA can power an AI-powered SOC

    In this week's episode of Safe Mode, Greg Otto talks with Brian Carbaugh, CEO of Andesite, who reveals how lessons learned in the CIA are transforming Andesite’s unique, human-first approach to AI-driven cybersecurity. Carbaugh shares behind-the-scenes stories about building a “bionic SOC,” where cutting-edge artificial intelligence works seamlessly with analysts, amplifying their skills, streamlining investigations, and making security operations not just more efficient but genuinely exciting. In our reporter chat, Greg and Matt Kapko dive into a week's worth of critical vulnerabilities and government emergency directives, and how enterprises have responded in kind.

    27 min.
  7. Censys’ Silas Cutler on how adversaries chain vulns together for big attacks

    25. SEP.

    Censys’ Silas Cutler on how adversaries chain vulns together for big attacks

    In this episode of Safe Mode, Greg talks with Silas Cutler, principal security researcher at Census, how ransomware attackers chain together overlooked vulnerabilities, especially in platforms like SharePoint, and why patch fatigue leaves defenders at risk. Silas breaks down advanced ways criminals maintain access even after patches, and explains what makes government and critical sectors prime targets. We discuss the real challenges of incident response, threat intelligence, and preventing long-term damage—especially in complex cloud and hybrid environments. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Tim Starks about two marquee stories this week: a look at how the government information sharing law renewal has sputtered, and a new China-linked espionage campaign has researchers sounding the alarms. https://cyberscoop.com/cyber-threat-information-law-hurtles-toward-expiration-with-poor-prospects-for-renewal/

    27 min.
  8. Veracode’s Chris Wysopal on the security issues with AI code development

    18. SEP.

    Veracode’s Chris Wysopal on the security issues with AI code development

    On this episode of Safe Mode, we’re joined by a renowned cybersecurity expert and CyberScoop 50 winner, Veracode co-founder and CTO Chris Wysopal, to discuss the fast-evolving landscape of AI-assisted software development. Chris shares insights from a recent study examining over 100 large language models and their tendency to introduce security vulnerabilities in generated code. The conversation delves into why a staggering 45% of AI-generated code samples contained vulnerabilities and why improvements in AI reasoning haven’t translated to more secure outputs. Chris emphasizes the critical need for enhanced security testing and better quality training data, discussing both the challenges and opportunities ahead as AI adoption accelerates. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of the intersection between AI, secure coding, and what the future holds for developers and enterprises alike. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Derek Johnson about work that OpenAI and Anthropic have done with the U.S. and U.K. government to secure their models.

    32 min.
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    Safe Mode Podcast
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    2023 - 2025
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