Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast (DtSR)
This is Cybersecurity's premier podcast. Running strong since 2011 Rafal Los, James Jardine, and Jim Tiller bring a no-nonsense, non-commercial approach to our profession. DtSR brings interviews and discussion with people you want to meet, and stories you have to hear. So whether you're just starting out, or are decades deep into your career, you'll always learn something on this show.
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- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 43 minutes
- Episodes
- 708
- Years Active
- 2011 - 2025
DtSR Episode 630 - We Need to Talk About Algorithm Bias in AI
TL;DR: Our guest this week is Marcus Carey, who wrote a piece (with one heck of a clickbait title, as he admitted) that calls out the biases we see in algorithmic (or "AI") processes. The panel incl…
DtSR Episode 629 - What The Hell Is Identity Security
TL;DR:
New intro alert!
On this episode, we welcome Hed Kovetz from SILVERFORT - a company in the "identity security" space. If you're scratching your head and asking "what the hell is identity sec…
DtSR Episode 628 - Rob Allen Endpoint Security Does Not Have to Suck
TL;DR: Join us on an adventurous conversation in the wild and wacky world of endpoint security. At a time where evolution seems to have come to a standstill, there are things going on you may not be …
DtSR Episode 627 - Talent Gap Lies and Truths
TL;DR: On this spicy episode where returning guest Erik Bloch joins us, we host Lee Kushner to talk about the talent gap. Is there a talent gap? Who's to blame for the mess we're in right now? And of…
DtSR Episode 626 - Patrick Dennis Investing in CyberSecurity is Hard
TL;DR: Today, the podcast takes a meeting in the finance department with Patrick Dennis - current CEO of Avaya and friend of the podcast. Patrick has extensive experience in investments in both tech …
DtSR Episode 625 - Cyber Ghost Stories to Tell in the Dark
TL;DR: On this week's episode, Jim, James, and I sit down to a Halloween "scary story" episode. You know the feeling... that sinking feeling of dread when you can't quite put your finger on what's wr…
DtSR Episode 624 - Kevin Clark One Month A Year That Security Matters
TL;DR: This week on the pod, Kevin Clark joins James and I to talk about his career, how his walked his journey to a successful security leader (spoiler alert, it's another roundabout path), and what…
DtSR Episode 623 - SOC Metrics Suck
TL;DR: Erik Bloch and Anton Chuvakin join James, Jim, and myself to talk about why security metrics in the SOC ....suck. It's an interesting predicament, and one I'm sure Anton has been ranting about…
DtSR Episode 622 - Doug Burks Building the Security Onion
TL;DR: This week's episode is a special one. I've been a fan of Security Onion for a long, long time and this week Jim Tiller and I welcome Doug Burks its creator to the show. Doug gives us his story…
DtSR Episode 621 - Cyber Security Has a Data Problem Part 2
TL;DR: This is part 2 of the two-part episode with Jason Clark and Nathan Smolenski on data protection. In this episode we tackle the options and solutions to the problem we face - and why (just this…
DtSR Episode 620 - Cyber Security Has a Data Problem Part 1
TL;DR: This week Jason Clark and Nathan Smolenski join Jim Tiller and I on part 1 of a 2-part series on data security. It's a topic whose time has come, and we're going to start in part 1 with fully …
DtSR Episode 619 - Aaron Bray The Complete Novice Guide to SBOM
TL;DR: This week's episode features Aaron Bray, CEO of Phylum. We use this episode as a complete primer on SBOM (Software Bill of Materials). We cover the typical "lot of ground" but try to answer th…
DtSR Episode 618 - Jeff Collins Microservices Killed the Vulnerability Scan
TL;DR: This week's episode sees the return of Mr Jeff Collins (of WanAware fame) as we talk over the long-prophesied death of vulnerability scanning. Maybe. What does the cloud have to do with the de…
DtSR Episode 617 - Defending Forgotten but Business Critical Systems (SAP) Part 2
TL;DR: This week, part 2 of the SAP ("Critical Enterprise Apps") discussion where Tom Venables & Jay Thoden van Velzen get a little more in-depth on what it takes to secure SAP and ensure that there'…
DtSR Episode 616 - A Wh1t3 Rabbit at Black Hat 2024
TL;DR: This episode is a "walk-around" episode, where I walked around Black Hat 2024 and ran into some friends to talk about what we're seeing, anything that caught their attention, and some other in…
DtSR Episode 615 - Doug Cavit Defending a Whole County
TL;DR: Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be responsible for security for an entire county? That job encompasses a massive amount of responsibility - but I'll let Doug Cavit, the CISO of…
DtSR Episode 614 - James Robinson Don't Worry SaaS is Probably Secure
TL;DR: This episode was one of our awesome LinkedIn Live episodes - if you missed it, join us on LinkedIn and never miss another! On this one, James Robinson (CISO at Netskope) talks with Rafal and J…
DtSR Episode 613 - Tim Miller A Frank Conversation on Software Manifests
TL;DR: Today's episode is all about how we can build better software and systems - from a supply chain perspective. Tim Miller joins us, and it starts as a general conversation but we quickly dive in…
DtSR Episode 612 - Defending Forgotten but Business Critical Systems
TL;DR: I bet you don't generally think about the software that actually runs the business when you're thinking security. In this episode, we tackle the security of SAP systems - the most popular busi…
DtSR Episode 611 - Bob Bragdon Writing the CISO Story
TL;DR: This week's episode features someone you've probably known for a while, without actually knowing him. Bob Brandon talks about his journey through publishing the wildly successful CSO Magazine …