UNSECURITY: Information Security Podcast

Evan leads the discussion in a jam-packed episode 23 of the UNSECURITY podcast. This week, the guys chat about the FRSecure CISSP Mentor Program, Evan's new #100DaysOfTruth concept, what it's like to podcast about security, and the recent stories in InfoSec. Give it a listen and let us know what you think at unsecurity@protonmail.com

Brad and Evan are back at FRSecure HQ for episode 22. They discuss their recent travels, the CISSP Mentor Program starting this evening, industry news, and how to deal with toxic coworkers (as requested by a listener). Give it a listen and let us know what you think at unsecurity@protonmail.com.

Evan and Brad are back together for episode 21, but are recording from Rochester, NY. Other than talking about what the heck they're doing out there, they took a look back at our recent Hacks & Hops event and summarized its discussion surrounding vendor risk management. In addition, the guys chatted about how you can deal with customers that treat you poorly and finished up with ways that you can stay current on InfoSec news and trends without bogging yourself down. Check it out and let us know what you think at unsecurity@protonmail.com!

With Brad on vacation, Evan was joined this week by Shawn Pollard, an analyst at FRSecure. The two of them discuss ways in which a person can stay healthy while working in a security job— part five of Evan's five-part series on starting a security career.As always, please give us your feedback on how the episodes are going, and don't be afraid to send in questions or topic suggestions to unsecurity@protonmail.com. We welcome them!

Evan leads the discussion this week from Louisiana as some of his travel plans were foiled. Him and Brad chat about cruise ship internet, RSA, the importance of mental health as a security professional, even more incident response topics, and the big Boening news. Give it a listen and (as always) let us know what you think at unsecurity@protonmail.com!

Episode 18 is a little bit different than weeks prior. We forced Evan to take a vacation and promised his wife we wouldn't give him a dial-in number. So instead of Evan, Brad cohosted this week with our VP of Ops, Renay Rutter. The two of them will take a deep dive into the world of incident responses— since we've seen so many of them lately. Tune in to learn more about how to properly prepare for an incident and how to handle one once it does occur.As a reminder, FRSecure is hosting our spring Hacks & Hops event at Dayblock Event Center in Minneapolis on March 28. Join us to learn about the growing topic of third-party vendor risk management. Use the code UNSECURITY for half-off admission. https://hhdefend.eventbrite.com/?aff=podcast

Evan leads this week as he and Brad walk through the security principles FRSecure has in place for the organization. Principles are vital parts of every information security program as they serve as guidelines and reminders. The two of them will give an inside look at the FRSecure principles (and why they exist) so that you can get a better understanding of how you can apply similar principles to your business.

Brad and Evan are joined by very special guests this week in a unique episode of the UNSECURITY Podcast. Brad and Evan's wives joined the show to give an inside look at how working in the information security industry can have an impact on your life outside of work (for better or worse). After the interview, the guys break down some of the week's top news pieces, as usual. Give episode 16 a listen and let us know what you think!

Episode 15 starts out with a bang as Evan and Brad break down two incidents that they recently worked on, and another one that's on the way. They'll also go into detail about a Breach civil lawsuit OSINT, a visit with Lockton, keynoting a manufacturing event and— as always— break down some current events/news topics sweeping the industry.

Brad leads episode 14 with the help of Evan and M1ndFl4y, aka "Ben." M1ndFl4y is a social engineer at FRSecure, and brings with him fascinating stories about his ability to gain access to facilities and information that he's not permitted to. Brad and Evan discuss some of those with him, and then chat about how someone could get into social engineering or learn more about the field.