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Task Force 7 Cyber Security Radio
Hosted by George Rettas · EN
Task Force 7 Radio is the Voice of Cyber Security around the globe. We feature up to date insights and analysis by preeminent cyber security professionals on the most important cyber security issues affecting your life today.
Although the world of cyber security can be complex, our focus is to explain highly technical subject matter in non-technical terms. We cover topics that are of vital interest to the cyber security expert yet also will appeal to the novice interested in learning more about cyber security and new threats affecting the social, political, business, and economic concerns of our world.
We explore a wide range of controversial issues that you won’t want to miss each week. Task Force 7 Radio is broadcast live every Monday at 8 PM Eastern Time, 5 PM Pacific Time, on the VoiceAmerica Business Channel.
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Ep. 103: The Role of Cyber Forensics in Murder Investigations
Oct 7, 2019Tap to summarizeFormer Secret Service Agent, Computer Forensic Expert, and founder of the security company Cyber Forensics, Gus Dimitrelos appears on Episode #103 of Task Force 7 Radio to talk to our audience about real life scenarios where Cyber Forensic Investigations have determined the outcome of trials where the defendants have been accused of some of the most heinous crimes. Listen as Dimitrelos describes the importance of computer forensics, cellular triangulation, and cell phone forensics in proving, and in some cases disproving, allegations of kidnapping, aggravated assault, murder, and acts of terrorism. Dimitrelos also gives his view on the privacy vs. security debate around cell phone encryption technology, what Apple is doing to thwart authorities from conducting forensics on their phones, and whats more secure: Apple IOS or Windows operating systems. All this and much, much more on Episode #103 of Task Force 7 Radio - the Voice of Cyber Security.
Transcribe →Encore: Ep. 51: How to Get a Cyber Security Job
Apr 24, 2019Tap to summarizeIt's the episode everyone has been waiting for! One of the most sought after Cyber Security Executive Recruiters in the world, Matt Comyns of Caldwell Partners, appears on Episode #51 of TF7 Radio to talk about how Cyber Security Executives can differentiate themselves when competing for senior positions, how much time executives should spend searching for a job externally vs. internally, and how they can create more opportunities for themselves during a time when the talent crisis rages on. Comyns also talks with host George Rettas on how executives should work with recruiters, what are the best recruiting and retention practices employers should follow to win the talent war, and whether or not in a time where the CISO seems more and more to be the fall person in a thankless job, whether or not the CISO position has turned into a dead end job. Don't miss this episode of Task Force 7 Radio, the Voice of Cyber Security!
Transcribe →Ep. 75: Why Is The NIST Framework Important
Mar 11, 2019Tap to summarizeSpecial guest Ben Brooks, Special Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Veteran and current Vice President of Cyber Security consulting firm Beryllium, appears on Episode #75 of Task Force 7 Radio to talk about the importance of the NIST Framework, what gaps need to be filled to defend against the ever increasing sophistication of cyber attacks, the security of cloud infrastructures, and the impact of artificial intelligence on the cyber security industry. Brooks also gives his opinion on whether or not the United States is in a Cyber War, what the average person can do strengthen their personal cyber security posture, and why skills and experiences learned from the military translate so well to the cyber security industry. All this and more on this week's episode of Task Force 7 Radio - the Voice of Cyber Security.
Transcribe →Ep. 74: What's Going On At RSA This Week
Mar 4, 2019Tap to summarizeHost George Rettas and Co-Hosts Tom Pageler and Andy Bonillo break down some of the main themes of the RSA Conference happening out in San Francisco, California this week. They also provide analysis on companies around the world who are choosing to sue their employees who fall for phishing attacks. And a new cyber security law in Thailand that gives the government total control over the internet has privacy rights activist reeling over the wide range of power the new legislation gives the government. All this and much more on this weeks Episode of Task Force 7 Radio - the Voice of Cyber Security.
Transcribe →Ep. 51: How to Get a Cyber Security Job
Oct 8, 2018Tap to summarizeIt's the episode everyone has been waiting for! One of the most sought after Cyber Security Executive Recruiters in the world, Matt Comyns of Caldwell Partners, appears on Episode #51 of TF7 Radio to talk about how Cyber Security Executives can differentiate themselves when competing for senior positions, how much time executives should spend searching for a job externally vs. internally, and how they can create more opportunities for themselves during a time when the talent crisis rages on. Comyns also talks with host George Rettas on how executives should work with recruiters, what are the best recruiting and retention practices employers should follow to win the talent war, and whether or not in a time where the CISO seems more and more to be the fall person in a thankless job, whether or not the CISO position has turned into a dead end job. Don't miss this episode of Task Force 7 Radio, the Voice of Cyber Security!
Transcribe →Ep. 42: The World of Crime and Cryptocurrencies
Jul 30, 2018Tap to summarizeEric Huber, the Vice President of International and Strategic Initiatives at the National White Collar Crime Center joins host George Rettas to talk about Crime and Cryptocurrencies. Eric taps his extensive Cyber Crime and Investigations experience in the Cyber Security space to talk about the history of virtual currencies, how blockchain technology is developing, he explains what a 51% percent attack is, and he explains what people mean when they refer to the Internet 2.0. Eric also opines the difference between privacy coins and stable coins, he explains what Monero is and how criminals are using it, and provides his predictions on the future of crypto crimes and what law enforcement needs to do to investigate these complex anonymous transactions. Don't miss this fascinating look into the world of crime and cryptocurrencies from one of the most experienced Cyber Crime Professionals at the NWC3 on this week's episode of Task Force 7 Radio - the Voice of Cyber Security.
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