by Mantej Lamba
This audio show will cover the importance of cybersecurity in the modern world, and the steps that you can take to better secure your devices. This series explores the intersection between the implications of weak cybersecurity and the consequences it can have, and how you should work to stay safe from malicious software.
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May 16, 2022
<p>Welcome to the sixth, and final episode, of "Cybersecurity In The Modern World". In this episode, we go over National Security, and how it intersects with cybersecurity. We discuss nation state attackers, talk about how foreign countries work to attack other countries, and the implications that come with weak cybersecurity when it relates to the national security landscape. We are fortunate enough to receive insights from Vincent Scott, Founder and President of Defense Cybersecurity Group, and Lauren Zabierek, Director of the Cyber Security Project at Harvard's Belfer Center. Thank you to everyone for all of your support! Please follow and rate us on your favorite podcasting app, and if you have questions, you can find me at <a href="mailto:mantejcyber@gmail.com">mantejcyber@gmail.com</a>.</p>
April 21, 2022
<p>In our fifth episode of "Cybersecurity In The Modern World", we dive into how the healthcare centers are prime targets for cyber criminals and malicious actors. The main motivation behind attacking hospitals and healthcare chains is because they hold highly sensitive patient data which can be held as ransomware, or sold on the Dark Web. Some of the security professionals we hear from are David Kotz, computer science professor at Dartmouth College, and Christian Espinosa, CEO and President of Alpine Security. Please follow and rate us on your favorite podcasting app, and if you have questions, you can find me at <a href="mailto:mantejcyber@gmail.com">mantejcyber@gmail.com</a>.</p>
April 5, 2022
<p>Our fourth episode deals with the different ways that hackers can expose your home network. Unsecured routers, IoT devices and laptops are some of the devices hackers can gain unauthorized access to. From there, they can move through your network and take private information, or even lock your devices until you pay a certain sum. Dr. Eric Cole—Founder of Secure Anchor, Former Chief Scientist at Lockheed Martin, and Former member of the Commission on Cyber Security under President Obama—and Prebh Dev Singh—Senior Product Manager at Barracuda—are some of the accomplished security professionals featured in this episode. Please follow and rate us on your favorite podcasting app, and if you have questions, you can find me at <a href="mailto:mantejcyber@gmail.com">mantejcyber@gmail.com</a>.</p>
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This audio show will cover the importance of cybersecurity in the modern world, and the steps that you can take to better secure your devices.
This series explores the intersection between the implications of weak cybersecurity and the consequences it can have, and how you should work to stay safe from malicious software.
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