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With cyber attacks more common than ever before and each attack becoming increasingly sophisticated, security teams need to be one step ahead of cybercrime at all times. “The Security Strategist” podcast delves into the depths of the cybercriminal underworld, revealing practical strategies to keep you one step ahead. We dissect the latest trends and threats in cybersecurity, providing insights and expect-backed solutions to protect your organisation effectively.Tune into this cybersecurity podcast as we dissect major threats, explore emerging trends, and share proven prevention strategies to fortify your defences.
A 4,000-page security plan meets the laptop that slept through patch night; you know the headache.
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A grounded review of how FedRAMP 20X could move federal cloud compliance toward practical value and away from paperwork.
FedRAMP 20X comes through as a serious attempt to modernize federal cloud security compliance, especially a process presented here as slow, expensive, and heavy on documentation.
Offline laptops and crowded network segments make patching feel less routine and more operationally fragile.
Patch management comes through as an old problem that keeps finding new ways to matter. Richard Steenan of IT Harvest frames the conversation with Mike Walters of ActionOne around the practical messiness of vulnerability management: devices are offline, laptops are in motion,…
A practical look at hiding sensitive fields while access expands across SaaS and AI.
Enterprise data protection gets messier when everyday work runs through browsers, SaaS applications, and AI tools. This episode of The Security Strategist lands on a useful, specific angle: controls have to stay close to sensitive information at the presentation layer.
Executive security starts where the work laptop stops, with personal devices and the home network in view.
Executive risk comes through as a perimeter problem that now reaches well beyond the office. Richard Steenan opens with Dr. Chris Pearson on what it takes to shrink an executive's attack surface, using a $40 million cryptocurrency loss at a decentralized finance company as the…
Technology's mechanisms, power's consequences.
Dave, Joe, and Maria break down phishing kits, deepfakes, and social-engineering scams weekly.
Richard Seaman of IT Harvest interviews Paramify founder and CEO Kenny Scott about FedRAMP 20x, a shift away from 2,000-plus-page SSPs and toward continuous evidence.
Richard Steenan, Chief Research Analyst at IT Harvest, interviews Mike Walters, President and Co-Founder of ActionOne, after ActionOne receives the Cyber 150 Award for the second consecutive year.
The Security Strategist episode with Chris Steffen and Michael Leland focuses on how enterprises harden browser access to sensitive data while adopting AI tools.
On The Security Strategist Podcast, Richard Steenan asks Dr.
This episode explores the growing role of digital evidence in counterterrorism investigations, featuring an interview with a former law enforcement officer now leading a digital forensics company.
Host Jonathan Kerr interviews Eero Zemir about enterprise data security challenges and proactive risk reduction strategies.
This episode discusses the need for new authorization standards for AI agents to ensure they respect human or machine intent, building on previous conversations about CIAM and identity management.
Host Richard Steenman interviews Stephanie Hammond and Jim Wagner from Enable about how managed service providers can handle cybersecurity threats, address the talent crisis, and protect their profit.
This episode explores container security and the NIST Application Container Security Guide with expert guests.