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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If you are working security in health care organization then you SHOULD be familiar with regular security risk assessments. If not you should because HIPAA requires regular assessments. One free tool to get you started is from the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) called the HIPAA Security Risk Assessment Tool (SRA). For years the tool has been stagnant but that changed this month when version 3 came out and it's a great update.
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A few weeks ago TLS 1.3 was announced as released and I did a focused podcast around it's importance. You can here that episode here. Often when new releases appear the old must be retired. This episode goes over a big announcement from the major web browsers and when they are going to discontinue supporting older TLS versions.
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You may have heard about Red and Blue team exercises when talking about IT and Info Sec. This episode goes over at a high level what a Red and Blue team are and what roles they play.
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Microsoft's anti-virus solution called Windows Defender has released a capability that no other anti-virus solution does. This new feature great improves the security of the solution and other vendors will follow suit. This episode talks all about it and how to enable it.
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A few weeks ago Google came under fire for automatically logging users into Chrome when they signed in to Google services. This did not go over well with the privacy concerned people, I did an episode on it, and Google listened. This episode goes over their change and how to disable that feature in Chrome.
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This week's tools, tips and tricks episode talks about Weakpass.com. This web offers wordlists that can be used, for educational purposes only, to crack passwords, hashses, WPA2 connections, etc...
Source: https://weakpass.com
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Firefox keeps making itself my favorite browser. Their security and privacy focus has taken a front seat with them and they keep adding to it. This episode goes over a new ability in Firefox 63 that allows you to block tracking cookies.
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Apple's phones may not be the top of the list for features and functionality, but they are tops when it comes to security and keeping your data private. This episode goes over a few security features in the iPhone you probably didn't know about.
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Security policies are in place to protect the business, data and employees. From time to time those policies are broken. This episode tries to go through and explain why employees seem to keep breaking the policies. The answer is not as simple as you may think.
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The term 'Application Security' is used as a blanket over a much larger challenge. True application security goes beyond the code. This episode goes into the details and areas around application security and why it's such an important aspect.
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