Secure Your Nipples – PSW #647
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1. Threat Intel Program Strategies – Wade Woolwine – PSW #647
Defining key areas of investment that organizations need to consider in their programs. Within the areas of investment, we talk about functional areas and defining capabilities within each functional area. The end goal is to have a framework that folks can use to document their security program, measure evolution over time, share best practices, organize content and data, and be used as a reference architecture based on community input.
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Wade’s research focuses on threat intelligence and security program maturity and effectiveness.
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2. Pen Testing to Validate Vulnerability Scanners – Magno Gomes – PSW #647
Many people inaccurately use vulnerability scans or vulnerability assessments as terms that are synonymous with penetration tests. Those that do know the difference often think you have to choose between the two. But that’s not the case. This segment will cover why and how pen testing can be used to validate vulnerability scanner results.
To learn more about Core Security, visit: https://securityweekly.com/coresecurity
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Magno Gomes is a security & network specialist with more than 15 years in the cybersecurity industry. As the Director of Sales Engineering for Core Security, he is passionate about helping organizations manage the ever-changing security risks they face. Pentester at the core, Magno enjoys the security & network spaces for the offensive and defensive security technologies and innovations being developed. He uses this knowledge to continuously enable and educate his peers and customers.
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3. Hospital Hackers, $500K Zoom 0day, & SFO Windows Hackers – PSW #647
This week in the Security News, How to teach your iPhone to recognize you while wearing a mask, Hackers Targeting Critical Healthcare Facilities With Ransomware During Coronavirus Pandemic, VMware plugs critical flaw in vCenter Server, Russian state hackers behind San Francisco airport hack, Macs Are More Secure, and Other Jokes You Can Tell Yourself, and more!
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