BrakeSec Education Podcast
BookmarkBryan Brake, Amanda Berlin, and Brian Boettcher
BrakeSec Education Podcast is a news podcast hosted by Bryan Brake, Amanda Berlin, and Brian Boettcher. It has 472 episodes, with the latest published July 2025.
A podcast about the world of Cybersecurity, Privacy, Compliance, and Regulatory issues that arise in today's workplace. Co-hosts Bryan Brake, Brian Boettcher, and Amanda Berlin teach concepts that aspiring Information Security professionals need to know, or refresh the memories of seasoned veterans.
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Jay Beale discusses his K8s class at BlackHat, Kubernetes developments, and mental health
Socvel intel threat quiz, Pearson Breached, nintendo bricking stuff, and kevintel.com
Bronwen Aker - harnessing AI for improving your workflows
post-bsides SD discussion, EPSS, the answer I should have given, and 'Lord Brake'
March23: buy browser extensions, attackers don't need exploits, socvel CTI quiz
steam distributes malware in game form, RDP open from DOGE servers, hacking a supply chain for 50K
Tanya Janca Talks secure coding, Semgrep Academy, and community building, and more!
Josh Grossman - building Appsec programs, bridging security and developer gaps
Managing messaging with management, becoming a CISO with Mary Gardner from Goldiknox
p2-accidentalCISO, building trust in new places
AccidentalCISO on BrakeSecEd, talking Leadership, SaaS development, and Appsec
1st show of 2024! Our 10th Anniversary...
Brakesec Call to Action 2023
How to get more headcount, BLUFFs Vulnerability, and Ranty Clause debuts!
25Oct - okta breached (again), Energy company hit by supply chain attack, and you can help hire the best people
Nicole Sundin - CPO at Axio - SEC compliance, usable security, setting up risk mgmt programs
John Aron, letters of marque, what does a "junior" job look like with AI?
Megan Roddie - co-author of "Practical Threat Detecion Engineering"
meeting new people, walking on your keyboard causes issues, even google gets phone numbers wrong.
Bsides Seattle and Austin, SecureBoot patch, and more
lynsey wolf, conducting insider threat investigations, CASB and UEBA utlization to good use.
3CX supply chain attack, Mark Russinovich and Sysinternals, CISA ransomware notifications, and emotional intelligence
Dish Network is still busted, John Deere avoiding OSS requests, Is DAST dead?
Nickolas Means talks about Security, Devops velocity, blameless orgs, and conferences infosec should attend
SPECIAL INTERVIEW: John Aron and Jerod Brennen
Layoff discussions, another TMO breach, OneNote Malware, and more!
GPS car hacks, Google Threat report, notable topics of 2020, satellite threat modelling, twitter breach(?)
Josh-Whalen-risk-management-data_visualization-tools, value-creating activities -p2
John Whalen, data visualization tools, risk management, handling org risk-p1
Interview with Infrared - one of the Seattle Community Network organizers
JAMBOREE - an Android App testing platform from @operat0r -part2
JAMBOREE - an Android App testing platform from @operat0r
07-oct-news-twitch streaming
Uber Breach, MFA fatigue, who can help communicate biz risk?
Manual Code reviews/analysis, post-infosec Campout discussion
Amanda's Sysmon Talk -p2
Amanda's Sysmon Talk -p1
Tanya Janca, Securing APIs, finding Security Champions, and accepting Risk
Tanya Janca on secure coding practices, Swagger docs, and why documentation matters
PYPI enables 2FA, some devs have a problem with this
JW Goerlich on Training, phishing exercises, security metrics,getting the most from user training
RSA conference, Zero Trust, SSO, 2FA, and multi-cloud tenancy with J Goerlich
jon-dimaggio-part2-threat intel-hacking back-analyzing malware
Jon DiMaggio_Art-of-cyberwarfare_hacking_back-insider-threat-messaging_P1
news, infosystir's talk at RSA, conti has an 'image' problem
Mieng Lim, Ransomware actions, using insurance to offset risk, good IR/PR comms
Mieng-Lim-Ransomware-Best-Practices-p1
Mick Douglas on threat intel, customer worries about being hacked, and more
news, farmers affected by ransomware, protestware for the 3rd time, trusting opensource
Mick Douglas discusses What2Log, and guidance in light of Okta incident
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