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126 items
126 items
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Risky Business episode 556, published by Risky Business on September 17, 2019, covers US Treasury sanctions against North Korean crews and new details on the Ukraine power grid attack. Casey Ellis provides commentary and analysis on the week's major cybersecurity events and developments.
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The CISO/Security Vendor Relationship Podcast episode "Serious Hackers Wear TWO Black Hoodies" features a discussion on cybersecurity professional realities. Casey Ellis addresses hacker stereotypes and contributes perspectives on the relationship between security vendors and enterprise security leaders.
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Risky Business published a Soap Box segment featuring Casey Ellis discussing the future of crowdsourced security. Ellis describes his vision for connecting security skills with organizational needs through a matchmaking platform model.
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A Cybrary video from BlackHat 2019 features Casey Ellis of Bugcrowd discussing the company's approach to security enablement. Ellis explains how bug bounty programs have gained adoption among senior corporate executives as a security practice.
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Federal Drive with Tom Temin broadcast an episode on August 12, 2019 about an Air Force cloud system that contained 54 vulnerabilities before external researchers discovered them. Casey Ellis commented on the effectiveness of the Air Force's bug bounty program in identifying security issues ahead of potential attackers.
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CyRise Sessions podcast published an episode featuring Casey Ellis discussing cybersecurity startup development and industry innovation. Ellis shares perspectives on building a security company and approaches to driving innovation within the sector.
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Risky Business podcast episode 549 covered major security breaches including an FSB contractor incident and the Equifax settlement. Casey Ellis discussed the week's security developments and their implications for the industry.
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Risky Business podcast episode 549 from July 2019 covers major security incidents including an FSB contractor breach and the Equifax settlement. Casey Ellis discusses these developments and other news stories from the week.
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Securiosity podcast episode from July 2019 featured Casey Ellis discussing the critical BlueKeep vulnerability affecting Windows systems. Ellis emphasized the importance of patching and outlined the risks organizations faced if they delayed addressing the flaw.
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Cyber Security Interviews published episode 026 featuring Casey Ellis on July 17, 2019. Ellis discusses the mindset needed for effective security work and the value of creative, adversarial thinking in the field.
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A 2019 CyberScoop video interview examines the relationship between bug bounty programs and penetration testing methodologies. Ellis argues that bug bounty initiatives represent an evolution of rather than replacement for traditional penetration testing practices.
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ITSPmagazine published a podcast episode featuring Casey Ellis and Jason Haddix in March 2019. Ellis and Haddix discuss how investing in the hacker community strengthens the security ecosystem and fosters greater collaboration among researchers and organizations.
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Risky Business episode #539 features a sponsor interview segment from Bugcrowd on the Risky.Biz podcast. Casey Ellis discusses Bugcrowd's penetration testing product and how it positions the company within the security testing market.
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LeetSpeak podcast episode from December 2018 featured Casey Ellis discussing bug bounty programs and their impact on vulnerability research practices. Ellis argued that crowdsourced security approaches are fundamentally reshaping how organizations discover and address software vulnerabilities compared to traditional penetration testing methods.
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ITSPmagazine Podcast published an episode on measuring and articulating the return on investment of security programs. Casey Ellis discusses with Elizabeth Wharton how organizations can demonstrate and quantify the value their security initiatives deliver.
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A TechTarget podcast from September 2018 examines whether the disclose.io framework can protect vulnerability researchers from legal threats. Casey Ellis discusses how the framework addresses legal risks researchers face when disclosing security vulnerabilities to organizations.
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The Threatpost Podcast featured Casey Ellis in an August 2018 episode to discuss bug bounty program management. Ellis addressed the factors that make bounty programs financially sustainable and mutually beneficial for organizations and participating security researchers.
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The CyberWire Daily podcast from August 7, 2018 covers TSMC's recovery from WannaCry, OpenEMR bug fixes, UK extradition requests against GRU operators, and the rise of twitterbots. Casey Ellis provides analysis on the week's major security stories, including TSMC's response to the WannaCry outbreak.
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ThugCrowd podcast episode 017.5 features a discussion on bug bounties released July 15, 2018. Ellis provides a detailed overview of the bug bounty process from the platform provider perspective, covering how vulnerability coordination programs operate and their implementation strategies.
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Highwire hosted a cybersecurity panel discussion at RSA 2018 and published it on YouTube. Casey Ellis participated in the discussion, offering perspectives on the current state and emerging trends in the cybersecurity industry.
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CyberTalks 2017 featured a solo presentation by Casey Ellis on the evolution of security testing, published as a video by the conference organizers. Ellis discussed how security testing has developed and changed over time, offering his perspective on current industry practices and trends.
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SC Media published a broadcast interview in which Bugcrowd co-founder Casey Ellis discusses key findings from the company's "State of the Bug Bounty" report. Ellis breaks down major trends in vulnerability disclosure and bug bounty programs based on the report's data.
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The Many Hats Club podcast episode from July 2017 features Casey Ellis discussing Bugcrowd and crowdsourced security approaches. Ellis explains the philosophy underlying the platform and how distributed crowds can address complex security challenges.
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Cyberscoop interviewed Casey Ellis at the 2017 RSA Conference for a broadcast segment on crowdsourced security. Ellis discussed Bugcrowd's position in the ecosystem and trends in the growth of crowdsourced vulnerability research.
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Risky Business podcast episode 440 featured a sponsor interview segment with Casey Ellis discussing trends in crowdsourced security. Ellis addressed how organizations can leverage community-driven vulnerability disclosure and coordinate responsible security research at scale.
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The CyberWire Daily Podcast episode from September 20, 2016, covers cybersecurity news including a Tesla vulnerability and patch. Casey Ellis is interviewed about the vulnerability disclosure and the importance of responsible reporting in automotive security research.
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American Security Today broadcast a video interview with Casey Ellis on vehicle cybersecurity and bug bounty programs in July 2016. Ellis discusses entrepreneurial approaches to advancing automotive security through coordinated vulnerability research and disclosure initiatives.
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A May 2016 podcast episode from Cybersecurity Insights and Perspectives features an interview with Casey Ellis discussing Bugcrowd's founding and direction. Ellis shares his vision for crowdsourced security as a model to identify and remediate software vulnerabilities at scale.
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Risky Business episode 411, published by Risky Business in May 2016, features a sponsor interview segment about recent developments in the bug bounty space. Casey Ellis discusses Bugcrowd's funding round and trends in the vulnerability disclosure market during the episode.
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SC Media broadcast an interview segment titled "Are lawmakers vilifying white-hat hackers?" in May 2016. Ellis discusses how poorly designed legislation and legal actions risk deterring legitimate security researchers from conducting vulnerability research.