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RSA Conference

RSA Conference

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RSAC™ is a premier global cybersecurity event and community brand dedicated to empowering professionals at every level. We bring together industry experts to share insights, tackle emerging threats, and showcase cutting-edge innovations. Beyond the Conference, we offer continuous resources, educational programs, and networking opportunities to foster collaboration and resilience in an ever-evolving field, all while staying true to our mission of creating a safer, more connected future.
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Redefining CyberSecurity

Sean Martin, ITSPmagazine

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Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast Hosted by Sean Martin, CISSP Have you ever thought that we are selling cybersecurity insincerely, buying it indiscriminately, and deploying it ineffectively? For cybersecurity to be genuinely effective, we must make it consumable and usable. We must also bring transparency and honesty to the conversations surrounding the methods, services, and technologies upon which businesses rely. If we are going to protect what matters and bring value to our companies, ou ...
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Technology Now

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

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HPE news. Tech insights. World-class innovations. We take you straight to the source — interviewing tech's foremost thought leaders and change-makers that are propelling businesses and industries forward.
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Socializing Security

Socializing Security

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A podcast that socializes security, compliance, and related topics to make them more approachable and understandable. Each week we’ll discuss a topic, usually with an expert in the area, with the goal of learning along with you. We’re here to socialize security!
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Welcome to The MLSecOps Podcast, presented by Protect AI. Here we explore the world of machine learning security operations, a.k.a., MLSecOps. From preventing attacks to navigating new AI regulations, we'll dive into the latest developments, strategies, and best practices with industry leaders and AI experts. Sit back, relax, and learn something new with us today. Learn more and get involved with the MLSecOps Community at https://bit.ly/MLSecOps.
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Cyber security is dynamic and fast changing. Keep up-to-date with the latest news, vulnerabilities, threats and new research. For latest cyber security blogs, visit https://rasoolirfan.com and tweet @ → twitter.com/rasoolirfan
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Next in Tech

S&P Global Market Intelligence

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Define your digital roadmap. Weekly podcasts featuring specialists from across the S&P Global Market Intelligence research team offer deep insights into what’s new and what’s next in technology, industries and companies as they design and implement digital infrastructure. To learn more, visit: https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/topics/tmt-news-insights
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Ann Johnson, Corporate Vice President and Deputy Chief Information Security Officer at Microsoft, talks with cybersecurity thought leaders and influential industry experts about the trends shaping the cyber landscape and what should be top-of-mind for the C-suite and other key decision makers. Ann and her guests explore the risk and promise of emerging technologies, as well as the impact on how humans work, communicate, consume information, and live in this era of digital transformation. Ple ...
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Tech guru and veteran CNBC and Bloomberg journalist Eric Chemi takes on modern business and what it takes to break through from a journalist’s perspective. It’s all about being assertive (!!) in a way that wins friends and nurtures relationships – what we at Bospar have branded “Politely Pushy”. From CEOs, founders and investors, to IT experts, luminaries, and other interesting sorts, Eric delivers straight talk in a relaxed “let’s have coffee” conversation that’s interesting, fast-paced, an ...
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Audience 1st

Dani Woolf

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Welcome to Audience 1st. A podcast for tech marketers looking to break out of the echo chamber to better understand their audience and turn them into loyal customers. Every week, Dani Woolf is having brutally honest conversations with busy tech buyers about what really motivates them, the things they hate that vendors do, and what you can do about it. You’ll get access to practical information on how to build authentic relationships with your audience, listen to and talk with your buyers, an ...
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Cloud Security Podcast

Cloud Security Podcast Team

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Learn Cloud Security in Public Cloud the unbiased way from CyberSecurity Experts solving challenges at Cloud Scale. We can be honest because we are not owned by Cloud Service Provider like AWS, Azure or Google Cloud. We aim to make the community learn Cloud Security through community stories from small - Large organisations solving multi-cloud challenges to diving into specific topics of Cloud Security. We LIVE STREAM interviews on Cloud Security Topics every weekend on Linkedin, YouTube, Fa ...
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ThreatReel

Matt Scheurer & Micah K. Brown

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The ThreatReal Podcast covers Information Security news, events, and trends in cybersecurity with a technical focus. Join hosts Matt Scheurer and Micah K. Brown as they dig deep into the threats impacting enterprise environments and home networks. Discussion topics around threats include the actors, the hunting, the intelligence, the modeling, and more! Visit us online at https://threatreel.com
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Dr. Hugh Thompson, Executive Chairman of RSA Conference and Managing Partner at Crosspoint Capital joins Ann on this week's episode of Afternoon Cyber Tea. They discuss what goes into planning the world’s largest cybersecurity conference—from theme selection to llama-related surprises on the expo floor—and how the RSA community continues to evolve.…
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As technology evolves, it's hard to imagine what the cybersecurity workforce of the future will look like. What skills will they need, what new roles will emerge? Regardless of 'what,' the industry will need, they will need a human workforce. So how can the practitioners, parents, and educators inspire curiosity in young people so that they see cyb…
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Dive deep into the key takeaways from RSA Conference 2025 with our expert panel! Join Ashish Rajan, James Berthoty, Chris Hughes, Tanya Janca, and Francis Odum as they dissect the biggest trends, surprises, and "hot takes" from one of the world's largest cybersecurity events. In this episode, we cover: Initial reactions and the sheer scale of RSA C…
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In this episode, Brian and Milou reflect on their experiences at the RSA Conference, discussing the importance of in-person networking, strategic planning, and the spontaneity that comes with attending such events. They share insights on their expectations, the challenges of balancing work and networking, and the excitement of recording live conten…
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What’s the current state of the cybersecurity world? This week, Technology Now explores the biggest threats we currently face, the way companies and businesses are securing themselves, and the future of cybersecurity. Our reporter, Jaye Tillson, is at the RSA Conference in San Francisco where he is joined by Jon Green, Chief Technology Officer and …
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A Sligo Councillor has urged the government to completely abolish fees for hospitality businesses that are providing outdoor dining areas on public streets. Street dining fees, which charge restaurants €125 per table, were removed during the pandemic when indoor dining was banned in order to curb the spread of the virus. Regulations waiving the fee…
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A solidarity event for Palestine is being held later today in Sligo. The local Palestinian Solidarity Group are holding a demonstration at Sligo GPO, starting at 2pm. The 'Stand with Palestine, Stand against Genoicde' event will be campaigning against the actions of Israel. Spokesperson for the group and former MEP, Chris MacManus, says they went t…
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The latest EU-UK trade deal is expected to ease the burden that Brexit caused to farmers across the North West. The new agreement is understood to encourage trading for the cross-border counties with relaxed red tape. The deal aims to encourage trade between Ireland and the UK, who make up nearly 40% of Irish agrifood exports. North West MEP Maria …
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The impact former Leitrim Independent Cllr Des Guckian had on his community has been highlighted by Leitrim County Council. Mr Guckian died yesterday morning following an illness, after he stepped away from council duties earlier this year. He was then replaced on the council by his daughter, Irene Guckian-Rabbitte. Leas Cathaoirleach of Leitrim Co…
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It’s hoped that resurfacing work will take place on the Old Bundoran Road shortly. The route is home to a number of businesses and is in a heavily populated area and the road itself is said to be in a serious state of disrepair. Potholes and dips along the stretch are said to be causing a nuisance. Fine Gael Cllr Fergal Nealon says the road will be…
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Concern over ministers failing to answer parliamentary questions adequately has been expressed to the Taoiseach and high ranking civil servants in Government departments. The Clerk of the Dáil has written to the secretaries general across Government warning them that substantive answers must be provided to questions. Departments were put on notice …
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A new single travel ticket has been launched today that connects Sligo train stations to Dublin airport. A joint initiative between Iarnrod Eireann and Aircoach will allow passengers to travel to Dublin by train and then board a bus outside the train station for the airport. Sligo passengers will be able to travel from Drumcondra to the airport wit…
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The sunny period of weather has finished in the North West for the immediate future. There have been a number of wildfires across the region over the last number of weeks, due to an extended dry period. However, there are no more fires expected for the time being, with showers and lower temperatures predicted for the coming days. Liz Walsh, Operati…
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There are renewed calls for safe access to the second beach in Rosses Point. There have been several incidents over the years where the tide comes in blocking the routs back and resulting in people having to cross the dunes. Rock armour which was also put there some years ago, has since displaced part of the access. Talks have been ongoing between …
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A Donegal Councillor says a serious discussion needs to be had in relation to the deployment of Irish Troops on UN Peacekeeping missions in Lebanon. The Comments from Cllr Michael Boyle come as 170 Irish Troops are due home from there following their 6 month deployment. A total of 94 personnel from the 28th Infantry Battalion in Finner Camp will be…
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Former Leitrim County Councillor, Des Guckian, has been remembered as somebody that was passionate about local politics. Mr Guckian passed away yesterday, following an illness, and had stepped back from council duties earlier this year due to health reasons. He was replaced by his daughter Irene Guckian-Rabbitte on the council. Cathaoirleach of Lei…
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A Donegal teacher has highlighted the rise in abuse faced by teachers. The issue was covered in a special Prime Time programme on RTE last night. It's thought that female teachers are being subjected to harassment and abuse across the country. There are fears that the harmful online content is having an impact on the perception some young males hav…
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170 Irish Troops are due home from Lebanon today following their 6 month deployment. A total of 94 personnel from the 28th Infantry Battalion in Finner Camp will be a part of the returning unit. The 125th Infantry Battalion will land at Dublin Airport at three o'clock this afternoon. Family and friends will be there to greet them following their to…
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A number of safety measures are required at Cliffoney National School and Cliffoney Village following a health and safety inspection earlier this year. This includes the need of school warning signs, pedestrian crossing closer to the school, speed bumps or flashing speed limit signs, and designated parking spaces for teachers. With the school based…
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Firefighters are currently battling a gorse fire between Sooey and Ballygawley. The blaze broke out around lunchtime. Three fire units are currently at the scene, working to bring it under control. It's said to be in a rural location with no properties under threat. Fine Gael Cllr Thomas Walsh says the route is still open for the moment:…
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A Donegal TD has criticised the latest delay to the opening of the National Children’s Hospital. It’s the fifteenth time the long-awaited project has been delayed, with it not opening until at least the end of June 2026. This is as the potential costs continue to climb with contractors BAM submitting over 850 million in claims to date. Sinn Fein De…
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The need for improved conditions at Grange Vocational School has been raised on the Dáil. Overcrowding, unsuitable toilet facilities and end of life prefabs are just some of the issues facing both teachers and students. An application for a significant extension was submitted to the Department some time back but is said to have faced numerous setba…
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The Funeral Mass of Alan Singh has heard how he was full of kindness and had a gentle nature. The seven year old died after getting into difficulty in the water at Lissadell Beach. Alan’s life was celebrated today at a service in the Church of the Assumption in Collooney. Fr Martin Convey provided the homily, and spoke of how Alan would be remember…
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How can we prevent people misusing technology to harm others? This week, Technology Now investigates how technology can be used as a weapon against others. We ask how technology has been utilized by bad faith actors in this way and we examine whose responsibility it is to prevent this misuse of technology. Joanne O’Connor from HPE’s cybersecurity o…
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It's thought that plans by the RSA to tackle driving test waiting times won't go far enough. Learner drivers in Sligo could wait up to seven months for a test, in Leitrim it could be six while in Donegal Town the wait is almost 5 months. The RSA plans to cut waiting times by more than half come September - the target is 10 weeks. The Road Safety Au…
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Send us a text Researchers Yifeng (Ethan) He and Peter Rong join host Madi Vorbrich to break down their paper "Security of AI Agents." They explore real-world AI agent threats, like session hijacks and tool-based jailbreaks, and share practical defenses, from sandboxing to agent-to-agent protocols. Full transcript with links to resources available …
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A Barn Owl survey has been launched in Sligo and Leitrim. Members of the public and landowners are being asked to report any information on Barn Owls in the region to Birdwatch Ireland, as they look to record the population of the species across the North West. Although once widespread in Ireland, Barn Owls have experienced a sharp population decli…
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There are calls for a number of measures to be introduced in Sligo in the wake of another arson attack. An investigation is continuing after a vehicle parked in Cartron Estate was completely gutted by fire in the early hours of yesterday morning. Gardai are appealing witnesses to come forward and for information on any person with unexplained burns…
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Just over €250,000 has been allocated for marine projects in Sligo today. The funding was announced by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, as it aims to develop and enhance local harbour and fishing facilities. Three locations that will have repairs carried out are Enniscrone Pier, Raghly Harbour and Mullaghmore Harbour. Sligo-Drumc…
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It's claimed that discrimination against members of the travelling community still happens in the North West. It comes as this week marks Traveller Pride Week with a range of events taking place right across the country. Speaking in the Seanad, Donegal based Independent Senator Eileen Flynn says many who are in employment are still ashamed to expre…
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The Government have been called to intervene over a vacant block of apartments in Ballisodare. The Old Mill Apartments have been vacant since 2009, and has been labelled as an “eyesore” in the area. It has been argued that the empty apartments are only worsening the ongoing housing crisis, as other dwellings in the region are increasing in cost due…
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More than 5,500 badgers have been culled across the North West under a government programme from 2014 to 2024, with a large portion of them testing negative for TB. According to a report from The Journal Investigates, over 80% of badgers culled through the scheme were found to be free from the disease following a post mortem. Over the last ten year…
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The lack of investment in health services locally has been raised on the floor of the Dáil. While a greenfield site has been identified as a potential location for surgical hub in Sligo, campaigners in Donegal continue to voice their hopes for one in the county. Patients throughout Donegal are currently forced to travel long distances to access car…
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People across the North West are being urged to donate blood as stocks are said to be extremely low. The Irish Blood Transfusion Service is seeking an additional 2,000 blood donations over the next 4 weeks to maintain the national blood supply. Some blood groups have fallen to under 3 days of stock and hospital demand has been consistently high, pa…
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The Government and the HSE are being accused for a creating a 'disaster zone' within North West health service. The issue is said to centre on a lack of home care assistance available in Donegal, with further claims that recruitment in the county is being prevented. Speaking in the Dail, Sinn Fein TD Padraig MacLochlainn says that's leading to a wi…
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A long-serving Leitrim Postmistress says the future of many small post offices in the north west is far from certain. The comments come as it emerged that Ireland's Post Office network needs €15-million euro per year for the next five years to secure essential community services. A Grant Thornton report out today calculates the annual social and ec…
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People across the North West are being asked to listen to comments made by a senior local authority official over holiday homes. The director of services for housing and roads at Mayo County Council sent an email to members of his local authority committee last week, urging the community boycott of holiday home owners. Tom Gilligan says the propert…
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There are calls for dental hygienist courses to be available from the ATU campus in Killybegs. There's said to be a massive demand for but not enough people trained and employed in the role. Fine Gael Senator Manus Boyle says the amount of courses need to be multiplied in the North West and elsewhere. Speaking in the Seanad, Senator Boyle more oppo…
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It's hoped that this week's verdict in a case over external insulation will ease fears in Sligo over the so-called wraparound scheme. A Dublin couple were initially told that their external insulation is in breach of planning conditions and that they must remove it by June or face a fine or imprisonment. They have since been granted permission to r…
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There are calls for water safety and swimming lessons to be incorporated into primary education in Ireland. It comes in the wake of two tragic incidents in the water in the North West in recent weeks. Seven year old Alan Singh lost his life following an incident in the water near Lissadell Beach on Saturday, one week on from two teenage boys losing…
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Showing unity with migrants is the main focus at today's National Integration Conference in Dublin. The Immigrant Council will hold its 6th annual gathering to discuss how to improve integration efforts here. Human rights experts from here and abroad will address the convention at a time when anti-immigrant sentiment is on the rise. A number of are…
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We are happy to have Kayra Otaner as a special guest on the Absolute AppSec podcast. Kayra (kayraotaner on LinkedIn and X/twitter), the current Director of DevSecOps at Roche, brings over 15 years of cybersecurity leadership experience from New York and Wall Street. He's led DevSecOps and DevOps teams across a variety of organizations, including AD…
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As Artificial Intelligence reshapes our world, understanding the new threat landscape and how to secure AI-driven systems is more crucial than ever. We spoke to Ankur Shah, Co-Founder and CEO of Straiker about navigating this rapidly evolving frontier. In this episode, we unpack the complexities of securing AI, from the fundamental shifts in applic…
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Hairdressers, stylists, barbers and nail technicians across Donegal have taken training to recognise signs of domestic abuse. More than 50 representatives attended a training event run by multiple agencies yesterday. The HSE says salon or barber staff have often built up a trust with their customers. HSE Addiction Services Lead, Donna McGee explain…
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A school in Manorhamilton has been granted planning permission to develop an extension. St Clare’s National School received the approval from Leitrim County Council, and can now turn their attention towards the works. The extension will include one SEN classroom, three SET rooms, an office, ancillary rooms, and increased car park capacity. Independ…
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There are calls for a number of bus stops in Sligo to be updated with improved infrastructure. A suitable location for a bus stop has been requested for Maugherow, along with a bus shelter and clear signage to be installed at the bus stop at Dunleavy’s shop. There is a push for spending on bus stops locally after it was revealed that last year, ove…
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