David Ornstein

Guests Tony Rice and David Ornstein discuss Continuous Security Development Lifecycle, Azure Key Vault, Cloud PKI, OAuth2, SQL Server password verifiers, Memory Safety, Azure SQL DB. They emphasize continuous evaluation, data-driven approach, transparent evidence, and data-driven security in compliance work for enhanced security measures.

Arsenal's recent success raises the question of whether they need a new striker. The team has scored 31 times in their last seven games, thanks to changes made by Mikel Arteta. Can Arsenal challenge City and Liverpool for the title? David Ornstein and Adrian Clarke discuss the team's transformation.

David Ornstein, a renowned football correspondent, and Phil Hay, a leading football newsletter writer, dive deep into Arsenal's squad depth following their recent win over Tottenham. They analyze whether Arsenal can sustain competition against Manchester City without key players and discuss Mikel Arteta's new contract and its implications for the club's future. Additionally, they explore the tactical dynamics between the rivals and how injuries might affect Arsenal's chances in the Premier League and Champions League this season.

Amy Lawrence, a seasoned sports journalist, Adrian Clarke, a former pro and analyst, and David Ornstein, a renowned football journalist, dig into Arsenal's latest challenges. With key players suspended and injured, they explore potential midfield solutions ahead of the North London Derby. They also celebrate Mikel Arteta's new contract, discussing its implications for team stability. Plus, there's light-hearted commentary on the kit controversy that adds spice to the rivalry, all while highlighting the resilience needed during tough matches.

David Ornstein, a renowned football correspondent known for his expertise in transfers, shares insights on upcoming Deadline Day deals and the uncertain futures of players like Ivan Toney and Marc Guéhi. He reflects on the quiet transfer window so far and its potential to lead to a busy final day. Listeners will also enjoy a humorous tale of his childhood caddying for football legends Alan Shearer and Robbie Fowler, along with amusing anecdotes from his early journalism career amidst the chaos of sports news.

David Ornstein and Chris Waugh analyze Newcastle United's frantic attempts to comply with PSR regulations while balancing the books. They discuss the challenges of selling players, negotiating deals, and the impact on the club's future transfer activities. The podcast also covers Manchester United's agreement with Newcastle for a new sporting director and the dynamic transfer dynamics in the Premier League.

David Ornstein, Liam Twomey, and Peter Rutzler discuss Premier League clubs potentially exploiting a PSR loophole. Topics include Chelsea's recruitment strategy, signing young talents, and analyzing transfers to comply with financial regulations. They also analyze how clubs like Newcastle and Everton navigate PSR rules while making key acquisitions.

David Ornstein and Paddy Boyland discuss Manchester United's bid for Everton's Jarrad Branthwaite, potential transfer moves, and Everton's player analysis. The podcast highlights the negotiations, value differences, and clubs' perspectives on the transfer deal, along with insights on other transfer speculations involving young talents in the Premier League.

David Ornstein and Jordan Campbell analyze Arsenal's journey and challenges in the title race. They discuss Arteta's leadership, defensive fortitude, and future goals. The dilemma of loyalty vs performance vs strategy in player dynamics is explored, emphasizing the need for strategic planning.

This week on the show, David Ornstein discusses chaos at Nottingham Forest while Jasmine Parris shares her experience as the first woman to complete the Barkley Marathons. They also delve into VAR controversies in the Premier League, the NFL draft, and Jurgen Klopp's potential departure from Liverpool.