Dell and AMD on The Jordan Harbinger Show
1359: Breakfast Cereal | Skeptical Sunday
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This episode is sponsored in part by Dell and AMD. One thing the cybersecurity tapes really nails is showing how companies can get a little too confident in their own systems. When everything's automated, connected, optimized, and running smoothly, it's easy to assume the technology has it handled until one weird outage, one overlooked vulnerability, or one rushed rollout reminds everyone how much the business depends on infrastructure most people never even think about. That's what makes this podcast so interesting. It's not just, here's a hacker attack, it's watching smart organizations realize they may not understand their own risk as well as they thought. And if you work in enterprise, you've probably seen some version of this. A tool gets deployed a little too quickly, departments aren't communicating, everyone assumes somebody else is watching the problem, then small issues stack up until the whole organization's reacting instead of planning. The format of the Cybersecurity Tapes podcast makes it easy to follow and Steve and Max unlock the bigger lessons in plain English. What failed, why it mattered, and what companies can learn before they're the ones reacting under pressure. Check out the Cybersecurity Tapes wherever you get your podcasts.
