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Cryptology
mnemonic security podcast
10/25/23 • 39 min
Cryptology is fundamental for the way the internet works today. But what exactly is modern cryptology, and what are the most common areas in which it’s being used?
To guide us through this complex area, Robby’s joined by Bor de Kock, PhD. in Cryptology and Assistant Professor at NTNU.
They talk about some of the main challenges to cryptology these days, encryption security and its limitations, and how Bor expects quantum computing to affect cryptology.
Bor also shares what makes him both optimistic and pessimistic when it comes to the future of internet security.

Cloud security with an Angel
mnemonic security podcast
01/08/20 • 30 min
In this episode we chat with Angel Alonso, a CISO for hire and team lead for the Governance, Risk and Compliance department in mnemonic.
He shares his experience and opinions around the topic of "cloud security," and provides insight into what organizations should be doing to avoid the front pages due to a misconfiguration.
Technical level: 1/5
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger

Isolate first, Triage second, and the tools to help you do it.
mnemonic security podcast
06/17/24 • 45 min
Operationalising threat intelligence is back on topic for the mnemonic security podcast!
Making a return to the podcast is Joe Slowik from MITRE Corporation, where he is the CTI Lead for MITRE ATT&CK and also Principal Engineer for Critical Infrastructure Threat Intelligence. Also joining is Jeff Schiemann, an industry veteran and CISO at one of the world's first crypto banks.
The conversation ventures across how security teams are currently using threat intelligence, the importance of frameworks and standardisation, and the role AI and automation may play for defenders and adversaries. The trio also share their thoughts on a future where threat intelligence decisions can be automated in real-time, and what might take to get us there.

Prioritisation & Decision Making in Critical Infrastructure Defence
mnemonic security podcast
10/14/24 • 36 min
Joe Slowik, ATT&CK CTI Lead at MITRE, joins the latest episode of the mnemonic security podcast to share his insights on the complexities of securing critical infrastructure. With a background in cyber threat intelligence, incident response, and detection engineering, Joe discusses with Robby the challenge of defining and prioritising what's truly "critical" in a landscape where every sector claims importance.
They explore the difficulty in distributing security investments across industries and the growing need for organisations of all sizes to adopt a mindset of self-defence. Joe also addresses the potential consequences of large-scale cyberattacks, such as those by Volt Typhoon, emphasising the need for coordinated incident response and leadership during crisis scenarios. He concludes with a strong call for resilience and highlights the vital role CEOs play in ensuring organisational preparedness.

Negotiation
mnemonic security podcast
05/19/25 • 33 min
We are all negotiating, in one way or another, every single day.
In this episode, we’re joined by someone that has not only mastered the skill of negotiation, she’s traveling worldwide doing negotiating training, particularity for technology companies; Tine Anneberg, Founder & CEO of CREOSUM Create Impact – part of the SMARTnership Negotiation Organization.
Tine and Robby talk about the benefits of taking a collaborative approach to negotiations, the value of trust, and why curiosity is the most important thing to bring with you in a negotiation.
Tine also shares what she’s observed to be the biggest pitfalls, how technology and AI is changing her industry, and how she is using her negotiation background to view the current geopolitical climate.

DNS security with Quad9
mnemonic security podcast
02/02/21 • 22 min
What are you doing to make the internet a safer and more private place?
This episode, Robby welcomes John Todd, Executive Director of the non-profit organisation Quad9. Quad9 is a free, recursive DNS solution that partners with threat intelligence providers from all over the world to block websites that try to harm our computers (through things like malware, spyware, botnets, phishing sites, etc.).
John chats with Robby about their DNS system, how they’re different from most paid services, and their charter to making the internet a safer and more private place. He also shares some war stories and discusses what effects they’re seeing from COVID-19 in their feed.
https://www.quad9.net/
Technical level: 2/5
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger

Technology isn't the problem | OT miniseries
mnemonic security podcast
12/21/20 • 35 min
Technology isn't the problem | OT miniseries
For our last episode in 2020, we’re continuing our Operational Technology (OT) miniseries where we look into the security challenges in the OT space.
This episode, Robby is joined by Mitchell Impey, ICS Security Analyst at the Danish Energy and Telecommunications company Norlys. Mitchell explains how he does threat hunting in their OT environment, affecting their more than 1,5 million customers. He also dives into what you need to have in place to do proper threat hunting.
But what does all of this have to do with lemons?
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20201020005075/en/Cybersecurity-is-the-New-Market-for-Lemons-Research-Supports
Technical level: 2/5
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger

IAM these days
mnemonic security podcast
04/06/20 • 39 min
Who should own Identity and Access Management in an organisation?
In this episode, Robby speaks to Espen Skjøld from Sailpoint about the evolution of Identity and Access Management - and he also found some interesting people to discuss this with from Equinor and UCPH on the floor of the Nordic Cyber Series in Copenhagen.
Technical Difficulty: 1/5
SailPoint: Espen Skjøld
Equinor: Deric Stroud
UCPH: Poul Halkjær Nielsen
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger
https://mnemonic.no/podcast

Out of Control
mnemonic security podcast
02/03/20 • 36 min
In this episode we chat with two of the main contributors to the #OutofControl report, Finn Myrstad, Digital Policy Director for the Norwegian Consumer Council and Tor Bjørstad, Application Security Lead in mnemonic.
The report uncovers how every time we use apps, hundreds of shadowy entities are receiving personal data about our interests, habits, and behaviour. This information is used to profile consumers, which can be used for targeted advertising, but may also lead to discrimination, manipulation and exploitation.
Want to read the report? Click here: https://www.forbrukerradet.no/out-of-control/
Technical level: 1/5
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger

SIEM is DEAD?
mnemonic security podcast
12/07/20 • 36 min
SIEM is DEAD?
Ready to time travel through the last 20 years of security monitoring? To guide us we have Dr. Anton Chuvakin, recognized security expert and the man behind the term EDR! Anton shares from his long experience in the field, among other as VP of Research and Distinguished Analyst at Gartner and working with security solution strategy at Google Cloud.
Anton chats with Robby about the evolution of Security Information Event Management (SIEM) technology, its mission and reputation. As you can imagine, he also has a lot to say about the future of security monitoring.
Technical level: 4/5
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger
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How many episodes does mnemonic security podcast have?
mnemonic security podcast currently has 138 episodes available.
What topics does mnemonic security podcast cover?
The podcast is about Security, Podcasts, Technology, Cyber Security, Business and It Security.
What is the most popular episode on mnemonic security podcast?
The episode title 'Keeping the lights on' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on mnemonic security podcast?
The average episode length on mnemonic security podcast is 36 minutes.
How often are episodes of mnemonic security podcast released?
Episodes of mnemonic security podcast are typically released every 14 days.
When was the first episode of mnemonic security podcast?
The first episode of mnemonic security podcast was released on Jan 8, 2020.
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