In the grand wrap-up of season two of the podcast ‘Your Cyber Path’, hosts Kip Boyle and Jason Dion reflect on their four-year podcast journey. They also reveal that for the time being, there won’t be a season three as originally planned.
In this episode, Kip Boyle and Jason Dion delve into the concept of the separation of privilege as a vital component of their series on security architecture and design principles.
In this episode, Kip Boyle and Jason Dion discuss the importance of cybersecurity in the current digital landscape and focus on comparing two different standards: The NIST Cybersecurity Framework and the CIS Top 18.
In this episode, Kip and Jason cover the Security Design Principle of “Least Common Mechanism”. The Lease Common Mechanism is the ninth security design principle and focuses on how you can best protect older, legacy systems in large organizations and within the government.
In this episode, Kip and Jason jump into answer questions directly from our listeners!
In this episode, Kip and Jason delve into the specific security design principle of Open Design. Open Design does not equate to open-source software but refers to transparency in revealing the mechanisms and inner workings of security controls.
In this episode, hosts Kip Boyle and Jason Dion discuss the topic of ageism in cybersecurity careers. They address a listener’s question about whether it is too late for a career change into cybersecurity at the age of 60-65. The hosts acknowledge that ageism does exist in the industry, but they provide tips and strategies for older individuals to overcome this challenge.
In this episode, we are returning to the Security Design Principles series, this time with Complete Mediation.
Complete mediation means the system checks the user trying to access a file or perform an action is authorized to access this file or perform this action.
In this episode, we discuss a critically important topic which is Selfcare.
Cybersecurity is a great career, however it is not 100% stress free, burning out and working yourself into oblivion is very common. In this episode our hosts Jason and Kip give you some tips to make sure you have your selfcare in check.
In this episode, we go back to the Security Design Principles series, this time we are discussing Failsafe Defaults.
Failsafe defaults simply means that the default condition of a system should always be to deny.
