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Karl, Les and MArc spill the secrets that lie at the heart of cybersecurity management. This month we're looking at the Google/Salesforce partnership to create a supply-chain baseline and try to put ourselves in the shoes of SMBs (small medium business). Karl is fascinated by Alberta's zero-trust .. er zero-rats strategy and MArc learns editing. Come one come all!

Middle managing the cutting edge of cybersecurity .. Karl, Les and Marc tackle all the burning questions including post-Canadian analysis, a belated Liberal party platform evaluation for cyber, and our usual regional questions. It's a runaway train and Lisa just added coal to the engine!

It's the election special! The Canadian 2021 federal election special.  Karl, Les and Marc again tackle the middle-management of cybersecurity, this time with an eye to the federal party's election platforms. We'll take a look at each platform and pull out the cyber relevant ideas. Are they useful? substantive? Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Green, Bloc and the Rhinos (yes!). In a world where cyber features prominently in federal elections, you can only be in one place: Knepperstan. Come and enjoy.

Yes! We finally hit our stride! Karl, Les and Marc are middle-managing the cutting edge of cyber security.  In this episode, all the stale news we can analyse for cyber security and why garage parties are Canada's answer to American exceptionalism. Go Mojo!

Karl, Les and Marc tackle the middle management of cybersecurity. On today's episode we use the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack to explore different aspects of cybersecurity and discuss best practices (or lack thereof). As always, we go beyond cyber security with our regional questions, in which Karl tackles American Exceptionalism and tries to drag the Iowa caucus back into the pod.

Karl, Les and Marc ramble on!  Our drinks and some security new. Encryption. Is it all that? Canadian problems.

Karl, Les and Marc tackle weighty topics such as what's the best security organizational model, the CRTC botnet blocking solicitation, and how great it is that Helix comes from Kitchener.