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Equifax agonistes. Kaspersky denies his company's a security risk. Political database for sale found exposed. Trolling the DCI.

Published: Sept. 15, 2017, 9:06 p.m.

b"In today's podcast, we hear about how\\xa0Equifax continues to struggle in the quicksand of wayward patching and clumsy incident response. Congress, the FTC, the CFPB, and\\xa0DoNotPay\\xa0are all taking an interest. Another unsecured database\\u2014this one for sale to political campaigns\\u2014is found (Alaska voters are affected). Kaspersky says his company is a bystander that's been hit in the Russo-American political crossfire. The US Navy continues to investigate the USS McCain collision.\\xa0Justin Harvey from Accenture on what it\\u2019s like to be on an incident response team.\\xa0Luke Beeson from BT on the challenges such a large organization faces protecting themselves and their\\xa0clients.\\xa0And\\xa0Harvard decides Manning won't be a Kennedy School Fellow after all."