32 episodes
Security Science Kenna Security
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Cybersecurity shouldn’t be a black box. Security Science aims to demystify cybersecurity with education combined with a dose of entertainment. We will tap a mix of experts to tackle the gamut of security topics - from the (mis)use of AI to deep analysis of specific vulnerabilities - grounding out each episode with measurable outcomes or joking around when there is a lack thereof. New episodes every Wednesday.
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Counting CVEs
Dive into a quick history of the CVE List as we kick off a quarterly update that tracks the progress of new CVEs issued.
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Vulnerability Disclosure and Responsible Exposure
We discuss and add some quantifiable data to a hot-button issue in the cybersecurity industry: responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities and exploits.
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Risk, Measured: 7 Characteristics of Good Metrics
Continuing our miniseries into Risk, Measured: we go back to statistics class and discuss some of the characteristics of good metrics to help people understand what you should be looking for when you want to meaningfully quantify cybersecurity phenomena, program performance, or anything really.
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Why Vulnerability Scores Can’t Be Looked At In A Vacuum
Sometimes a number is just a number. Context - the information and environment around the number - is what really matters. We discuss how this concept holds especially true in vulnerability management and risk scoring.
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More Blue Team Voices
We discuss the general lack of defensive perspectives in cybersecurity media and culture, how that impacts perceptions and decision making, and what we can do about it.
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Risk, Measured: Power Laws and Security
We discuss the application of power law distributions in cybersecurity.
Customer Reviews
Wow.
Mike roytman's episode totally changed the way I think about vulnerabilities. Interesting to apply that in other contexts. Will stay tuned!
A Candid podcast for an ever growing market and space
I love how Ed and the team break down the importance of tools that help reduce organizations risk. An ever important need for companies just became a whole lot more interesting listening to the foundation on how Kenna was created!