Andrew Morris, Founder and CTO of GreyNoise, dives into the critical world of IoT security. He discusses the discovery of two zero-day vulnerabilities in live streaming cameras that could enable attackers to hijack devices. The conversation highlights how their AI-powered system, Sift, plays a pivotal role in uncovering these threats that traditional methods often overlook. Morris emphasizes the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity measures as IoT devices proliferate, showcasing the transformative impact of AI in the fight against cyber threats.

Andrew Morris, the founder of GreyNoise, dives into the world of cybersecurity, highlighting alarming vulnerabilities in edge devices. He reveals a new zero-day discovered by their AI system, emphasizing that the threat landscape is even worse than commonly perceived. The conversation also tackles the ineffectiveness of phishing training and underscores the critical security flaws in high-security IP cameras. As always, the episode blends humor with serious insights, making it both engaging and informative.

Dr. Andrew Morris, renowned educator and author, discusses rekindling interest in science among disengaged students. Topics include research-informed educational practices, embracing curiosity, and the impact of technology on learning. The conversation delves into personal interests, AI in education, and the complexities of intelligence.

Andrew Morris, founder and CEO of GreyNoise, discusses internet honeypots and entering the cybersecurity industry. They talk about the value of analyzing data from honeypots, the role of GreyNoise in identifying security threats, and the importance of reporting software vulnerabilities.

Andrew Morris from GreyNoise and Lauren Proehl from Marsh McLennan discuss banning ransomware payments, backup strategies, basic security measures, and investing in cyber defense. They explore challenges faced by CISOs, potential for ransomware attacks on physical infrastructure, and evolving tactics like double or triple extortion. The conversation touches on the effectiveness of law enforcement in combating ransomware and where organizations can invest to enhance cybersecurity.