DrZeroTrust Dr. Chase Cunningham

What does it mean to be Breach Ready? A CISO tells me all about his views on this. How should we think about micro-segmentation? Is it really that hard to do right? Where should controls be applied to help limit lateral movement? Can software really help you be ready for an 8K filing with the SEC?

What does it take to really get hit hard for a "cyber" crime? Deepfake the President and find out. Why is it a risk to have a single vendor running all government IT systems? And how does that seem like "fair" competition as required by law? What is skill based hiring for cyber and is that a good thing? Check this episode out!

What should we know about micro-segmentation? How important is a policy engine to Zero Trust enterprises? Where does the focus for network controls need to be? And more on this one!

Was that Nigerian prince who wanted to share his money with you real? The US DoJ files paperwork on a Russian Lockbit "mastermind", so what? How much is it going to take before we see real action based on the aggression we see from our adversaries? Those and more on this one! Don't miss it!

What is cyber GRC? Why do we need to concern ourselves with it? Can any business do this? How can a business achieve smart compliance? Does AI introduce risk to the process or benefit it? Lots of great stuff here with Cypago.

Meerkats are dangerous, I guess. Especially in DNS. Yeah, that Meerkat. Why should we know about this type of attack? How does China play in here? Where is the risk? Does this type of attack merit increased concern?