Stay ConnectedSecurity In 5 brings you security news, tips and opinions on information IT and general security in about five minutes. Straight and to the point information in a timeframe you can easily listen to in one sitting. Whether you are a security professional or someone that wants to keep personal data safe this podcast will cover everyone.
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The holiday season is upon us and this episode gives tips around your online, retail and personal security you should consider during this time of increased financial transactions.
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Dell announced a security incident and as a precaution reset every user's password. This episode talks about this incident and how it ties to password practices for your online accounts.
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Phishing is still primary mechanism to deliver malware into an organization. There is an art to breakdown a phishing email. This episode talks about subject lines which is the first aspect you read in an email message that gets you to proceed with opening it.
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This episode talks about the Security In Five podcast and some changes and improvements I am making to the show. This is mainly around the social network and communication aspects. Listen to the episode, follow the new Facebook page, follow the Security In Five twitter account and send in any feedback you have to make the show better or an episode you want to hear about.
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This episode is a new series that I will release as the topics make themselves available and that's on the listeners. I get feedback all the time from listeners and I decided to take these questions and turn them into a podcast episode because the topics relate to everyone.
This first Listener Q&A comes from a question I was asked, How Do You Deal With Security Anxiety? This episode, which is over 10 minutes, goes into my answer to that question.
If you have a question like you would like to hear as an episode contact me via email or Facebook and we'll go from there.
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If you use NMap then you are aware of the task to read through and present the results from a full scan. This week's Tools, Tips and Tricks episode talks about WebMap and how that can make your life much simpler.
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The FCC announced they will discuss cracking down on those annoying and in some cases illegal robocalls. This episode talks about their focus and why you should still be wary of any phone calls you get regardless of what the Caller-ID says.
Link to my recordings of scammers, additional recordings in the links at the end of the post.
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This is the year you start a new trend and be more responsible with your online accounts. This episode talks about how resetting your passwords on all your accounts is a good practice and why you should start with all the retailers you used this year.
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There has been a huge push and talk around getting websites to be more secure by enforcing HTTPS, the secure protocol. However, the messaging has a negative impact that may lull users into a false sense of security. This episode talks about why HTTPS doesn't necessarily mean the site is fully secure or can be trusted.
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This podcast talks about password practices to keep your accounts secure but not about the usernames. This episode goes over how you should think about your usernames that you create for accounts and how those can be used to track and socially engineer you.
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