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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This week's tools, tips and tricks is about the privileged account management company Thycotic. They offer their vault solution called Secret Server for free. This is a $5,000 value. This episode goes over this tool and if you are any business without a privileged account solution why you should get this.
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There are somethings you can get for free and be OK. Security services shouldn't be one of them. This episode goes over why you should avoid using free VPN services and what you could be giving up if you do.
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In DevSecOps you will often hear the process summarized as CI/CD. This refers to the automation pipeline on getting from development to production. This episode goes over what CI/CD is, what the break down of each step is and what you will need in place to have an end to end CI/CD process.
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If you haven't heard Facebook had a breach that impacted an estimated 30 million accounts. Are you impacted by this? This episode goes through a site Facebook released that will tell you if you are or aren't and what you should do if you are.
Facebook Breach Verification Page.
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Facebook and the apps within are 'free' as far as you aren't paying money for using those services. However, one of the most popular gimmick on Facebook are the stupid quizzes. Those aren't as free as you think and you are paying for them, this episode talks about how.
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This week's Tools, Tips and Tricks is about keeping your browsing activities private. I have talked about many tools that you can use to check to see what data your browser is leaking and what information can be found on you. This week's TTT episode talks about another that is the easiest and cleanest to use I have found. Browserleaks.com will show you all the data that can be see from your browser and how you can use it to verify your security and privacy controls you have in place are in fact working as they should.
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Yesterday's episode talked about integrating security into your DevOps adoption from a business perspective. This episode talks about moving from DevOps to DevSecOps more technically and strategically.
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DevOps is the 'new hotness' a phrase managers and teams jump for joy when they start down the path. However, Security has been left behind in the DevOps movement and it's time to re-integrate it to where it needs to be. This episode talks about making sure security is integrated along with your DevOps adoption.
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Google+ social site joins the club from a data leak. The size of this particular leak is small, relatively speaking compared to others, and this episode explains why this isn't really a traditional breach. It doesn't change the fact of unintended data access but the term breach means something specific.
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Internet of Things strikes again. Instead of your webcams or kid's toys this episode talks about Internet enabled medical devices. The consequences are more severe when we are talking about these kinds of devices. This episode talks about an FDA report and a recall of a cardiac device that has a serious security flaw.
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