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UNSECURITY: Information Security Podcast InfoSec Missionaries
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4.3 • 21 Ratings
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Weekly information security podcast airing Monday mornings hosted by Evan Francen and Brad Nigh. In a unique focus on protecting personal information, Evan and Brad discuss information security as an issue that includes cyber security, physical security, as well as administrative controls. Evan is the CEO of FRSecure and the author of the book UNSECURITY (publish date December, 2018). Brad is the Principal Security Consultant at FRSecure and a 20+ year veteran of the industry. Hosting things like FRSecure's Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Mentor Program, online hangouts, and other events together, the chemistry in their banter is sure to delight!
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UNSECURITY Episode 161: On-Premise Security Landscape, and How It’s Changed Due to the Pandemic
This week, Brad and Evan sit down to discuss the on-premise security landscape and how it’s changed now that we’re headed into another year of employers keeping staff home due to the pandemic.
Give episode 161 a listen or watch and send any questions, comments, or feedback to unsecurity@protonmail.com.
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UNSECURITY Episode 160: New Year's Info Security Resolutions for 2022
This week, Brad and Evan sit down to discuss some info security resolutions they hope to see come true in the new year, as well as some of the latest cybersecurity news!
Give episode 160 a listen or watch and send any questions, comments, or feedback to unsecurity@protonmail.com.
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UNSECURITY Episode 159: Log4j Incident - What It Is and How to Protect Yourself
This week, Brad and Evan are joined by Mike (Pinky) Thompson, FRSecure's IR team lead, to discuss the recent log4j incident. They go into detail on what it is, how it happened, and some best practices to protect yourself.
Give episode 159 a listen or watch and send any questions, comments, or feedback to unsecurity@protonmail.com.
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UNSECURITY Episode 158: What Your Office Should Do to Prepare for the Holidays
In this week's episode, Brad and Evan discuss some things your office can do to prepare for attackers who might be waiting until the holidays to attack.
Give episode 158 a listen or watch and send any questions, comments, or feedback to unsecurity@protonmail.com.
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UNSECURITY Episode 157: Holiday Shopping Scams, Social Engineering, and How to Stay Safe
In this week's episode, Brad and Evan put their heads together to discuss some of the scams that are attempted around the holidays, and how to protect yourself against them.
Give episode 157 a listen or watch and send any questions, comments, or feedback to unsecurity@protonmail.com.
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UNSECURITY Episode 156: The Most Valuable Relationships a CISO Can Build
In this week's episode, Brad and Evan are joined by FRSecure's Lori Blair, a seasoned veteran of the cyber security industry! With Lori's help, they dive into some of the most important client relationships a CISO can build when working with a company to develop or mend existing security practices.
Customer Reviews
Great podcast
The format helps bring security to the forefront. As we are all responsible for security this podcast is for anyone and everyone!
Get to the point
I listened to you talk about screwing down boards on your deck for 16 minutes before I gave up. No talk of actual Infosec. Should be a Quick intro of the guest, their background and right into relative topics. Stop silly questions like how was your weekend that no one cares about. This is meant to be constructive criticism as a fellow podcaster. Cheers!
Sad
So, unfortunately the first episode I listened to was the one recorded during what I think was the one during the protests. It is really too bad because they are struggling so hard to talk about it without really asking “how does what I’m saying compare with the experience of feeling like your life literally does not matter, and the peril that black families go through when they walk out the door.” I am really trying to explain this and not be hyperbolic. Being able to disconnect from what’s happening is actually a privilege. If you’re going to sleep with your gun next to you bc of what one crackpot Faux antifa account says, imagine how it feels when the state sanctions law enforcement “going after” you to the point that cops who literally murder people get away with it. It’s a larger conversation, but it’s truly a privilege to be able to say “I’m turned off by some of these messages bc it feels like there’s no place for me.” Of course there is, there must be. But you have to keep fighting to understand what’s going on.