A CISO puts their defense in depth to the test by hiring a penetration tester to simulate a breach and reveal potential flaws in their security. This podcast explores the technical details of penetration testing and its importance in identifying vulnerabilities in a company's security system.
The presence of a physical body is not necessary for intelligence. If a system passes a battery of tests, it can be considered intelligent.
Two pieces of physical evidence, a rape kit and fingernail clippings, need to be tested in a criminal case. However, the decision of where to send them for testing is contentious due to concerns about case backlog and the lab's ability to produce a genealogical profile.
Back doors should have just as much security as front doors to prevent bad guys from using them as an alternative entrance. Seemingly unimportant details, such as access to company letterhead or envelopes, can also be utilized by attackers.
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This podcast discusses instances of coercion and intimidation used by police during interrogations to obtain confessions, even when they may not be genuine. The case of Jason Carroll is highlighted as an example of this controversial interrogation tactic.