
Enterprise security topics are discussed through the lens of current events, which catapult us into a discussion about hacking methods, security measures, and outcomes. Your hosts are Carl Franklin, Patrick Hynds, and Duane LaFlotte
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 249 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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I’m a new listener but will follow this podcast as it provides very useful and interesting information it’s a winner!!
These guys know how to make security vulnerability discussions interesting, mixing in a healthy dose of humor along the way. Duane Laflotte is the GOAT of red teamers, Patrick Hynds’s analogies to explain security to non-technical folk are first-class, and Carl Franklin brings decades of software development expertise and at least one dad joke per episode. What a great way to keep up with what’s going on in the world of cybersecurity!
Great show to get a pulse on what’s happening in the world of security. With risks and mitigations aligned in a funny way.
I’ve been listening to this show since day 1 and haven’t missed an episode. Love the banter in-between the security stories. Great analysis of the probable real impact of new threats as well as the official analysis and reports.
The team take the time to expand on any acronyms and techniques being used in the security field so that everyone can follow along.
Now go patch!
Easy to listen to. Easy to understand. Fun to listen to. Nice bite sized stories.
Well done gentlemen.
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Enterprise security discussions driven by current events, focusing on attacker tradecraft, identity and AD security, patch management, phishing, and AI-enabled threats. Humor and practical cautions help defenders, with recurring emphasis on real-world defenses, credential hygiene, and risk mitigation for large IT environments. Noteworthy are concrete takeaways around patch strategies, frontier AI risks, and practical hardening for enterprise networks, making it useful for listeners evaluating security posture, incident response, and governance needs. The format tends to mix story-driven updates with actionable guidance, appealing to security engineers, IT leaders, and practitioners who want timely context and pragmatic tips for defending co... more
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