Enterprise Security Weekly (audio)

Don Pezet of ITProTV and Jason Wood of Paladin Security join us to discuss cloud and virtual infrastructure security. In the news, Arista containerizes itself, the CIA slams Wikileaks, Okta buys Stormpath to add identity control, and more. Stay tuned!

Chris Clymer, Jack Nichelson, and Jason Middaugh of InfoSec World join us. In the news, the first threat intelligence platform compliant with STIX 2.0 is here, LightCyber joins Palo Alto, Flowmon teams up with Ixia, and more. Stay tuned!

Jim Routh of Aetna and InfoSec World joins us. In the news, Cisco touts next-generation firewall gear, a new decryption tool from Avast, Centrify stops breaches in real time, and more. Stay tuned!

Paul and John review the CISO Manifesto and deliver the top 10 rules for security vendors. In the news, Nerdio partners with CensorNet, ThreatConnect reveals a new threat intelligence product suite, free cyberthreat hunter and defender tools for security analysts, and more. Stay tuned!

Lior Frenkel of Waterfall Security joins us. In the Enterprise News, CyberArk beefs up its cloud security, Kenna Security partners with Exodus, Gigamon is eliminating network blind spots, and more. Stay tuned!

Matt Alderman of Tenable joins us. In the Enterprise News, Distil Networks wants to leverage device fingerprints, Exabeam reveals its latest security intelligence program, HPE acquires Niara, and more. Stay tuned!

Jayne Groll and Alan Shimel join us. In the news, SyferLock announces a technology alliance with OpenIAM, RiskIQ strengthens their digital threat mitigation capabilities, RiskSense Platform 7.0 is here, and more. Stay tuned!

Zane Lackey of Signal Sciences joins us. In this week’s news, how to choose the right distributed ledger program, Ixia and K2 integrate IoT platforms, SyferLock announces multi-factor authentication integration, and is a new antivirus program really the next generation of security?

Michael Santarcangelo joins Paul and John to discuss cyber insurance. In this week’s news, HP debuts new IoT devices, Bitdefender’s second BOX is here, FireMon announces support for Check Point R80, and more!

John Strand delivers a tech segment on how to use Ubuntu with Windows 10. Stay tuned!

Don Pezet of ITPro.TV is back to talk about non-security skills for the enterprise security professional and the enterprise news for the week. Stay tuned!

Don Pezet of ITPro.TV joins us for an interview regarding the IT security skills gap, and we discuss the enterprise news for the week. Stay tuned!

SecureAuth aims to protect mobile users, Palo Alto Networks automates cloud security deployment on AWS, the cybersecurity skills shortage (and what you can do about it), and more. Our topic for this week is defending against attackers and pen testers. Stay tuned!

Can you use open-source firewalls, IDS, networking monitoring, SEIM, and more to defend your enterprise? Find out with Paul and John on Enterprise Security Weekly! eph2nih8

Our topic is incident response in the enterprise. We also discuss OneLogin acquiring Sphere Secure Workspace, Synopsys acquiring Cigital, Codiscope bolstering its security portfolio, Gartner's latest report on the CASB market, and much more here on Enterprise Security Weekly!

Rapid 7 makes a strategic integration, should you use artificial intelligence in your enterprise to replace your workforce?, what is your DDoS mitigation strategy?, a big social media company sets out to create an open-source project that will stick it to Cisco, and Amazon sucking it in the cloud (but not like that). Stay tuned!

Carahsoft adds Okta ID, FireMon acquires FortyCloud, why Juniper Networks stock soared today, and much more. Stay tuned!

Securing your data, an account security solution or ASS?, and securing IoT in the Enterprise!

Juniper's bug push into security, a big endpoint player goes IPO, and a firewall company enters the anti-virus game. The topic for this week is Darkweb monitoring, is it really worth it and how can it help your enterprise? Stay tuned!

A behavior analytics company has a new release, endpoint security for vulnerabilities and threats, outsource your threat hunting, get with the flow on your network, and waiting in the wings to get bought. Plus, John and I discuss security training for the enterprise, what will work work best for you?