The team covered a lot of ground this week. We opened the podcast with a debate whether or not implanting a RFID chip in our hand is a good idea, spoiler alert, some of the guys think it's a conspiracy. A story from Forbes got us talking about Israel's position in the cyber security market as a country and in private industry. The first segment ended with a look at how Sweden potential leaked the private info of nearly all its citizens including vital military information.
Segment two was a preview of Black Hat and the results the attendee survey. Next week we'll have several guests on that attended Black Hat 2017 and hear all about what they saw. We closed out the show with a discussion on connected toys and the security risks they pose to families.
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Links from the Show
- Washington Post - A U.S. company offers to implant chips in its employees
- Forbes - 6 Reasons Israel Became A Cybersecurity Powerhouse Leading The $82 Billion Industry
- Hacker News - Sweden Accidentally Leaks Personal Details of Nearly All Citizens
- Naked Security - Black Hat USA 2017: what’s on the agenda in Las Vegas
- Dark Reading - Black Hat Survey: Security Pros Expect Major Breaches in Next Two Years
- Dark Reading - FBI Issues Warning on IoT Toy