Dear Friends,
The next episode of the PVC Security Podcast, the seventh in a collector’s series, is upon you!
This week, we have data scientists Alex Pinto (@alexcpsec, Chief Data Scientist at the MLSec Project) and Bob Rudis (@hrbrmstr, co-author of Data-Driven Security: Analysis, Visualization and Dashboards <- Amazon affiliate link; all proceeds go into the PVC Security Podcast & web site).
We sing! We laugh! We talk big data and machine learning and statistics and Vendor Persistent Threat (VPT) / Shiny Object Syndrome (SOS)! We use lots of exclamation points!
Comments and questions are welcome as always. You can #askpvcsec on Twitter or email us at comments@pvcsec.com.
Remember, this isn’t your typical InfoSec podcast. This also isn’t your typical management and leadership podcast. This is the PVC Security Podcast.
Share & Enjoy!
Show Notes:
- Listen to the interview. All the links you need to start are above. Any I missed will be added later, so stay tuned.
- Vendor Persistent Threat (VPT) was coined by our good friend Paul Coggin.