Recently I was lucky enough to be interviewed by Jeanne Friedman of the RSA Conference about the great panel we have lined up for our session on making tough choices about security in a tough economy. Jeanne is a great person and though we don’t talk about it, is one of the biggest boosters of the Security Bloggers Meet up as well.
It is a short interview and you can listen to it here. Or download the MP3 file here.
This episodes guest is Jody Brazil, CTO and founder of Secure Passage. Secure Passage are the developers of Firemon, a firewall management application. Jody talks to Mitchell and I about the firewall management market and what is driving it. Also about the history of the company being spun out of FishNet.
Mitchell and I also do our usual click and clack routines and have an all around good time. Jody’s interview starts about 13 minutes in. Hope you enjoy!
Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!
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No guests tonight! Just Mitchell and I talking and laughing. We had a good time talking about the ProtectPoint acquisition, Windows 7, NAC, Mike Rothman, what Mitchell is up to and anything else that popped up.
It is vintage SSAATY. Hope you enjoy!
Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!
In episode 63 Mitchell and I are joined by David Kelleher of GFI. We had a great talk with David about what is on the security horizon for 2009. We also found out more about GFI. It is a nice interview.
Mitchell and I also do our usual what is news in security. John Thompson as Secretary of Commerce? Another iPhone upgrade nightmare, Windows 7 and more.
Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!
Enjoy the podcast!
And what will be the big security story of 2009? Do you think you have the answer to either one of these? If so leave your answer in a comment to this post. Mitchell Ashley and I will be doing our usual year end podcast around New Years. We would love to talk about what our readers think the big story was this year and what the big story was last year.
If you like leave your name and we will be sure to give you the plug for your answer. Thanks and looking forward to hearing what you think!
Mitchell and I are joined by our friend Mike Rothman for this show taped on Thanksgiving Eve. Mike has "taken off the objectivity suit" and is now a vendor puke for eIQ Networks. Mike talks about his reasons for taking the job, what eIQ is about and what about the analyst gig.
We also discuss with Mike some of the latest news in security. As always, Mitchell and I have a great time with Mike and the time goes by too quickly. I am sure you will enjoy what Mike has to say as well.
Mitchell and I had two shows taped, so rather than wait I released them both . We have another one ready to go in the next week or so as well, so stay tuned.
Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!
Enjoy the podcast!
SSAATY #61 has Mitchell and I joined by Steve Goodbarn, CEO of Secure64, developers of a DNSSec solution. Mitchell and I get a well grounded technical background on DNSSec and what Steve is trying to do.
We so inspired Steve that he started his how blog shortly thereafter. His blog is at http://www.stevegoodbarn.com.
Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!
Enjoy the podcast!
BTW, in case you are wondering the * is for the number 61. I just can't write 61 with out an * next to it, here is to Roger Maris and the Babe.
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Mitchell and I get together in person at Scott Converse's Medioh! Studios again. In addition to Scott, we are joined by long time friend Sam Van Ryder of Alert Logic. We have a great time talking about "NAC of the living dead", the Alert Logic business model, TSA security and Brazilian steakhouses of all things! Be warned the boys get a little bit out of control and I am labeling this episode with a MA rating!
Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!
Enjoy the podcast!
Mitchell and I did not have guest lined up for tonight. We put out the word on Twitter and who came to the rescue? Mike Murray! Mitchell and I know Mike for years, through his nCircle days, than to lab testing and now onto the next chapter for Mike as he is consulting. Mike is a very bright guy and a real security guru. He has lots to say about what the economic conditions could mean for security guys like you! Lots of interesting things from Mike including rants on why most security people are not as educated as they need to be. Why signature products just don't cut it and more.
MIke has a great blog on here, if you want to hear more from him. Its good to be doing these podcasts regularly again. Hope you enjoy it! If you have any questions, write to us at podcast@stillsecure.com.
Thanks to Pod0matic for hosting our podcast. Tonight's music is the usual, To the Summit by Jon Schmidt. You can hear more from Jon at http://www.jonschmidt.com. Music transitions between segments are by our own Mitchell Ashley!
Enjoy the podcast!
As you may know Bill Brenner, senior editor for CSO Online was our guest on a recent StillSecure, after all these years podcast. I also recorded a podcast with Bill for CSO Online on P2P, LimeWire, Facebook, etc. It was posted this week on CSO Online and you can listen to it here.
Bill is guy who besides reporting and writing on security, actually lives it. Always good to speak with him!
