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HelloInfoSec hosts InfoSec Bites, a technology show with 154 episodes published.
This podcast discussion provides a technical deep dive into AWS Bottlerocket , a Linux-based, open-source operating system purpose-built by Amazon Web Services to host containerized workloads. Unlike general-purpose dist
Modern cybersecurity operations prioritize multi-layered reconnaissance, moving from passive OSINT gathering using tools like Amass and crt.sh to active verification via port profiling and directory enumeration. This ini
Access control serves as a foundational security framework divided into authentication , which verifies identity, and authorization , which regulates interaction boundaries between active subjects and passive resources.
Remote Code Execution (RCE) represents the highest tier of security compromise, enabling unauthorized attackers to execute arbitrary commands or machine code on a system over a network boundary. These flaws reflect a fun
The discussion in this podcast examines CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog and its evolving role in national cybersecurity policy. This authoritative registry identifies security flaws with confirmed ev
The discussion in this podcast covers the introduction of the Likely Exploited Vulnerabilities (LEV) metric, proposed in NIST Cybersecurity White Paper 41 by Peter Mell and Jonathan Spring to address a critical gap in th
The discussion in this podcast about paradigm shift in cybersecurity from traditional, static vulnerability management centered on the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) toward dynamic, risk-based prioritization
The discussion in this podcast explores the evolving landscape of modern vulnerability management, focusing on the critical shift from technical severity scoring in CVSS v3.1 to the contextual, risk-oriented approach of
The dicussion in this podcast outlines how the NIST Privacy Framework can be utilised to align corporate risk management with various international data protection regulations. By employing regulatory crosswalks, organis
In this podcast we discuss NIST Special Publication 800-190, a comprehensive federal guide dedicated to application container security. This publication defines containers as a form of operating system virtualization tha
The NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF), primarily detailed in Special Publication 800-37, serves as a comprehensive methodology for securing information systems throughout their entire functional lifespan. This structu
In this episode we explore the critical role of monitoring and logging solutions in maintaining the security and performance of modern cloud infrastructures. We will discuss the functionality of Azure Monitor activity lo
The discussion in this podcast explores cybersecurity risk assessment as a vital strategic capability for modern organizational resilience. It centers on three primary global frameworks: NIST SP 800-53, which provides gr
The discussions in this podcast serves as a comprehensive manual on cybersecurity risk governance, emphasizing its role as the strategic blueprint for resilient enterprise security. It explores the historical evolution o
In this podcast we discuss a systematic literature review investigating the legal and technical hurdles of cloud-based digital forensics. The discussion highlights that traditional investigative methods often fail in clo
In this podcast we examine the complex security landscape of virtualization and bare metal cloud environments, focusing on the critical threat of Virtual Machine (VM) escape vulnerabilities. The discussion detail high-ri
This podcast collectively define and address the challenges of cloud and virtual machine sprawl, emphasizing the necessity of cost optimization and robust security governance. It explain that rapid, unmonitored resource
In this episode we examine the rise of zero-click hacking, a sophisticated cyber threat that compromises devices through unpatched software flaws without requiring any user interaction. Unlike traditional phishing, these
In this Podcast we discuss crypto-shredding, a data sanitization method where information is rendered unreadable by permanently destroying its encryption keys. This technique is essential for cloud computing environments
In this podcast we will discuss comprehensive analysis of Cloud Data Lifecycle Management (CDLM), tracing the journey of digital information from its initial creation to its final, secure deletion. The discussion emphasi
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