InfosecICU is closing its doors, and Steve and Gerry hop in the studio for a final farewell and thank you to the community that made this show such a pleasure and a success. Thank you for all the support through the 2 years we were publishing.

Gerry and Aaron discuss the exponential growth of cyber breaches in 2019, the explosion of Emotet in September, and out for comments CMS Exceptions to providing security services for free to competitors. As always they end with One Cool Thing.

Gerry is riding solo this week. Laser attacks on personal digital assistants, a review on research showing a correlation between ransomware and increased heart attacks, Google’s Project Nightingale. As always they end with One Cool Thing.

Steve is back in studio for a special 100th Infosec ICU episode. The guys discuss an industry state of phishing report, the cover the problem with mHealth, and they revisit their bold cyber predictions for 2019 they made in 2018.

Its the PRIVACY Episode! Gerry and Matt review privacy implications of SRLabs recently released research on using digital assistants as eavesdropping devices. They interview Privacy Officer Kellie Mendoza for her perspective and reflect afterward on th...

Gerry and Matt dig into the proposed federal regulation ‘Mind Your Own Business Act’ and how it could shape privacy. They examine how to build a cybersecurity culture at your organization, and reflect on the recently released Ponemon global report on S...

Gerry and Brandon discus various methods for malware analysis, the infosec job market, and multifactor authentication. As always they end with One Cool Thing. Show Notes Resources: Malware Analysis https://app.any.run/ Infosec Job Market https://www.

Gerry and Brandon interview professional red teamer and penetration test expert Paul Ihme. As always they end with One Cool Thing. Show Notes Resources: Paul Ihme https://www.linkedin.com/in/ihme/ One Cool Thing Security Onion https://github.

Gerry and Brandon discuss trends in malspam, a permanent iOS vulnerability, and a significant webkit exploit campaign. As always they end with One Cool Thing. Show Notes Resources: Malspam Trends https://www.zdnet.

Gerry and Brandon discuss an absurd amount of public cloud misconfigurations, IoT door locks, and things you can do to be involved with October’s National Cyber Security Awareness. As always they end with One Cool Thing.