by Secarma
Hacked Off demystifies the world of cybersecurity. Hosted by Secarma's Managing Director, Holly Grace Williams, it features weekly interviews delving beneath the headlines of the latest hacks, breaches and vulnerabilities, providing expert advice on how to stay safe online. This podcast is brought to you by global cybersecurity and penetration testing company, Secarma.
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April 22, 2024
Following audience responses to Pod 107 with Jason Blake, Secarma Jen Williams has circled back to do a deeper dive into the PSTI legislation and IoT devices. With the legislation going live at the end of April, any manufacturers that have not yet found a successful route to show compliance should listen to this podcast which goes into finer detail with Jason Blake. As IASME's IOT scheme manager, Jason shares a selection of ways to navigate the legislation and he and Jen discuss the ways to approach an accreditation that will also help any business and their devices to improve on the journey. They also look at the wider implications around unsecured internet devices and the likelihood that governing bodies will levy some large fines early on to impress the importance of complying on manufacturers. For more information regarding IOT and the PSTI legislation you can check out the resources section of the secarma.com website at https://secarma.com/resources/iot-and-psti/
February 6, 2024
Secarma Head of Testing, Simon Chapman, takes over the hosting duties as the Hacked Off podcast returns. Episode 107 focuses on IoT and the new regulations that are forcing manufacturers to place security at the heart of their devices. Simon interviews Jason Blake, IOT scheme manager at IASME and Jen Williams who heads up consultancy services at Secarma. Jason talks us through the diverse world of IoT devices, from smart letter boxes to B2B moisture content monitors for farmers and explains why the need for tighter security regulation is long overdue. Jen approaches the subject from a consumer perspective and poses the risks of a home network that has dozens of ‘always on’ devices connected and the average consumers understanding of this situation. How do we give consumers a confidence around IoT that has perhaps been eroded of late? The panel discuss IASME’s IoT Cyber Secure Scheme and why it’s one of the simplest ways for manufacturers to give their devices the security health checks that they need. You can find more IoT resources, particularly around the PSTI legislation at https://secarma.com/resources/iot-and-psti/ You can find out more about the IASME IoT scheme on their website at https://iasme.co.uk/internet-of-things/ Or on Secarma’s website at https://secarma.com/cybersecurity-services/consultancy/iot-cyber-scheme/
October 29, 2021
In this episode of Hacked Off, Holly interviews Simon McNamee - Secure Impact's Security Technology Lead. This week, they discuss what issues security experts often encounter when working with businesses; both those with a high level of security maturity, as well as those just starting off on that journey. Holly and Simon offer some sage advice to organisations about getting the most out of their security services - it all starts with understanding the difference between these services and recognising what your business is ready for - and they also share some of their own experiences from different on-site engagements. 1:00 Defining Value 7:00 What happens when nothing happens? 10:50 Goals 13:42 Cyber Essentials & beyond 17:35 Are you ready for a pentest? 22:50 Simulating the bad guys 30:40 Creating a distraction 35:50 Not every attack is ransomware Listening time: 43 minutes Host: Holly Grace Williams, on behalf of Secarma Guest: Simon McNamee, Security Technology Lead at Secure Impact Ltd Connect with Simon: www.linkedin.com/in/samcnamee Secure Impact: www.secure-impact.com Our website: www.secarma.com Tweet us: www.twitter.com/Secarma Events: www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/secarma-ltd-31129456455
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