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Hosted by Supported by Sysdig · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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Welcome to What The Hack Show (WTH), the podcast where cyber security gets real, raw, and a little bit rebellious. A unique series that dives deep into the untold, unfiltered stories from the world of cybersecurity. The What The Hack Show podcast is supported by Sysdig, GCP (Google Cloud Platform), and Predictiv. Visit the Learn Cloud Native Hub for articles that provide a foundational understanding for the core pillars of cloud and container security.
Supported by Sysdig hosts What The Hack, a technology show with 17 episodes published.
In S2 E7 of What The Hack, we hear about what can go wrong in the cloud. Our confession this week covers cloud misconfigurations and our guests - Petra Vukmirovic of Numan and cyber security journalist Danny Palmer - dis
In S2 E6 of What The Hack, our confession goes into what happens when you get too tired to track your alerts properly. While they might be tiresome, they can still be the difference between a secure organisation and a br
In S2 E5 of What The Hack we dive into the world of deepfakes, and hear a confession on how the IT security lead confronted an attack on the finance team. Our guests this week are Flick March of Accenture, one of the lea
In S2 E4 of What The Hack Show, we hear a confession around a fake IT employee that led to a very real security issue. This week’s guests are Kate O’Flaherty, a journalist that writes on cyber security for the likes of F
In S2 E3 of What The Hack we look into social engineering, and how security teams have to protect themselves as well as their organisations. Our guests, CISO and security leader Didar Gelici and editorial director of Dol
In S2 E2 of What The Hack we hear about how communication within teams can help security … or hinder it! Our guests, cyber security expert Glenn Wilson and journalist Joe Fay, hear a confession this week that goes into t
In this episode of What The Hack we dive into the world of container security, and how teams can harden their applications running in containers against attack. Our guests, Conor Sherman, CISO in Residence at Sysdig, and
In episode 9 of What The Hack we travel to the future with Sergej Epp (technology leader and CISO at Sysdig) and Ed Targett, Founder and Editor in Chief at The Stack. We challenge these cyber security experts on how they
In episode 8 of What The Hack, jointly supported by Sysdig and AWS, Ann-Marie Corvin, Deputy Editor of TechInformed and technology journalist Joe Fay discuss the stories they tracked during the year and what issues IT le
In episode 7 of What The Hack, jointly supported by Sysdig and AWS, we bring together cybersecurity journalists Kate O’Flaherty, Geoff White and Dan Raywood to discuss their stories of the year, the challenges that secur
In episode 6 of What The Hack, we speak with the hugely talented cyber security leader Jon Staniforth, whose extensive experience and phenomenal expertise tracks across global organisations. With over 20 years of experie
In episode 5 of What The Hack, we speak with Kayle Giroud, Director of the international Common Good Initiative at Global Cyber Alliance, a collaborative effort aimed at galvanizing action to strengthen the Internet's re
In episode 4 of What The Hack, we speak with the highly accomplished Chris Hodson, founder of Stealth Start up, author and former CISO at Zscaler. Chris brings his knowledge and experience from his nearly 20-year career,
In episode 3 of What The Hack, we speak with the renowned Joe Sullivan, former CISO of Facebook, Uber and Cloudflare. Having worked for the intersection of government, technology, and security since before the Internet w
In episode 2 of What The Hack, we speak with the brilliant Information Security GRC Lead at Oxfam, Alexandra Godoi. Alexandra discusses her career trajectory, the role of cybersecurity in the not-for-profit sector and he
In episode 1 of What The Hack, we speak with the CISO of eSentire and cyber security authority Greg Crowley. With over 20 years in the Information Technology and Cybersecurity landscape, we look at what lessons he took a
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