In this episode of The Audit, we dive into key takeaways from a top cybersecurity event. From IoT hacking and RFID bypasses to AI governance and vishing bots, we explore the tools and strategies shaping security. Plus, real-world lessons, social engineering insights, and a few unexpected laughs—because security isn’t always all business.

In This Episode We’ll Cover:

• RFID hacking and social engineering insights from WWHF.
• Cameron’s IoT hacking training highlights.
• AI advancements and governance takeaways.
• Challenges with regulations and compliance in cybersecurity.
• Project management lessons inspired by Elon Musk.

Thanks for joining us for this glimpse into one of the year’s most unique cybersecurity events. Don’t forget to subscribe and share this episode with your team—we’ll see you at the next conference.

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In this episode, we dive into emerging tech with Marsha Maxwell, co-founder of If These Lands Could Talk and Head of Innovation at Atlanta International School. Marsha shares insights on empowering indigenous and underserved communities through AI and VR, the ethical challenges of integrating AI, and the importance of digital inclusion. We discuss the impact of AI on knowledge, culture, and education and examine how to responsibly bridge gaps in tech access worldwide.

In this episode we cover:

• Exploring AI and VR for indigenous and underserved communities
• Bridging digital divides: Tech access for all
• Ethical challenges in AI and identity
• How to navigate digital authenticity in the age of deepfakes
• The future of AI in creative and cultural spaces
• Practical strategies for blending AI with education and learning

Tune in for a compelling look at the intersection of technology, education, and culture. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share to stay updated with our latest episodes!

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Building secure software isn't optional—It's critical. Here’s how you can do it right!

In this episode of The Audit presented by IT Audit Labs, we’re joined by Francis Ofungwu, CEO of DevSecFlow, to break down the urgent topic of software security. Together with Nick Mellom and Bill Harris, we dive into the common security threats developers face today and discuss the vital steps every company should take to secure their software development lifecycle.

In this episode, we’ll cover:

• The biggest software security threats developers face in 2024
• How to integrate security seamlessly into the software development lifecycle
• The convergence of infrastructure security and software security
• The role of AI in secure coding and software development
• The importance of threat modeling and attack surface reviews
• How to create a more resilient software supply chain and manage risk effectively

Whether you’re a developer, security pro, or IT decision-maker, this episode is packed with actionable insights to elevate your security strategy and ensure your software is built to withstand today’s evolving cyber threats.

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#CyberSecurity #DevSecOps #SoftwareSecurity #AICoding #IncidentResponse #ITSecurity #CloudSecurity #RiskManagement