Episode 36: Wiz

Attendees Guest: Beau Woods Guest title:  Member Company:  We-Are-The-Cavalry, Atlantic Council Abstract IOT devices such as Medical embedded devices, autonomous vehicle and smart homes are currently the Achilles heel of information security. The technology is advancing fast, but the security frameworks are not advancing at the same pace. In this episode we talk with Beau woods, founder for I-am-the-cavalry, about the steps governments, regulators and vendors should take in order to produce safer IOT devices. Timing   0:00 Intro and introducing our Beau activities and I-AM-The-Cavalry community   5:20 What are the unique challenges of IOT security?  9.05  It is not a question of connectivity 11:35   How do better engineer IOT devices - fail fast, detect failure and maintain an ability to fix failures 17.15 Engineering is not enough - how the IOT consumers should be trained for and aware of 22.20 Summary and conclusions   ...

Attendees Guest: Guy Flechter Guest title: CISO Company: AppFlayer Abstract One of the biggest challenges facing software companies is how to make sure security policies are enforced across the development cycle without holding R&D ability to innovate. In this episode, Guy Flechter, CISO for Appsflyer, will elaborate on the way he  is providing R&D guidelines and support while keeping them motivated and committed to security.   Timing 0:00 Intro and introducing Appsflyer and its digital business 10:29 Understanding Appsflyer underlying technology and security challenges 14:20  “We came in peace” Building security foundation at Appsflyer - understanding Guy’s methodology 19:55   the people angle: Building the right team and how to work efficiently with R&D team.  27.40 The technology angel:  How to make sure developers don’t need security in everyday life, but they are still on the right tracks 37.10 The process angel: building developers autonomy 40.25 Summary and conclusion ...

Attendees Guest: Ofer Maor Guest title: Co-Founder & CTO  Company: Mitiga Abstract The recent increase of cloud based attacks gives us an opportunity to examine new attack vectors and how attackers exploit new services. In this episode we talked with Ofer Maor, Co-Founder at Mitiga, about new attack vectors in cloud computing and how attackers exploit new services such as marketplaces, community repos and other examples. Timing: 0:00 Introducing our guest and Mitiga 3:32 Preparing for cloud incident response  7:15 Cloud attack vector - malicious AMI 11:00 More attack vectors on marketplaces 13:18 Github attack vectors 18:15 attack vector - Business email compromise on 365 25:44 how to mitigate cloud incidents 27:58 Summary and last words ...