Risky Business, your weekly security podcast, is now available for download, thanks to our sponsor Verizon Business Security Solutions, Powered by Cybertrust, and Vigabyte virtual hosting, our hosting partner. On this week's podcast: Verisign's Rick Howard. Rick works as the intelligence director for the division of Verisign that used to be iDefense. As many of you would have heard, a Swiss company recently set up a vulnerability auction site.

Your weekly Australian security podcast is available for download, thanks to our sponsor Cybertrust and hosting partner Vigabyte. On this week's show: A very crook Munir Kotadia discusses this week's headlines with Patrick Gray Patrik Runald from AV company F-Secure joins us to talk malware Cybertrust's Kevin Long talks about the iPhone and its security profile

Fraud analytics, security event management and the latest news. Your weekly Australian security podcast is available for download, thanks to our sponsor Cybertrust and hosting partner Vigabyte. On this week's show: Munir Kotadia joins us from ZDNet Australia to discuss the week's news Fair Isaac CEO Dr. Mark Greene (not the guy from ER) discusses fraud analytics software used by banks Cybertrust's Paul Nevin talks SEM *** Prior to posting this entry, I moderated ITRadio's blog comments, which this week consisted entirely of spam.

SCADA systems and security. Your weekly Australian IT security podcast, Risky Business, is now available for download, with thanks to our sponsor Cybertrust and hosting partner Vigabyte. As regular listeners know, this podcast is recorded on Mondays. Due to the long weekend here in Australia, we've had to trim the show a bit this week. But don't worry -- we've got a great interview with Washington heavyweight Marcus Sachs, and we'll also check in with David Shaw from our sponsor Cybertrust. I'll also do my best impersonation of a news reader while covering this week's headlines.

Database forensics, Second Life fraud, the week's news and more. Your weekly security podcast is available for download, thanks to our sponsor Cybertrust and hosting partner Vigabyte. On this week's podcast: Munir Kotadia from ZDNet Australia joins us with the week's security news AusCERT's Mark McPherson on crime in virtual worlds NGS Sostware's David Litchfield talks database forensics Cybertrust Australia's Mark Goudie joins us from the company's Melbourne office

The ethics of Web application security research, and liability concerns for consumers who bank online.

IPv6 and bad standards. The weekly Risky Business IT security podcast is available for download thanks to our sponsor Cybertrust and hosting partner Vigabyte. Don't forget to use the links to the left of this post to subscribe! On this week's show: Patrick Gray and ZDNet Australia's Munir Kotadia chew through this week's news IPv6 is insecure... could it be the standard's fault? Adam Pointon of Assurance.com.au pops in to share his thoughts AusCERT's Karl Hanmore warns of more hard-coded password issues, this time in some VPN kit.

VoIP security is this week's topic on Risky Business, your weekly security briefing sponsored by Cybertrust and hosted by Vigabyte. On this week's show: Patrick and ZDNet Australia's Munir Kotadia invent the vulnerability drinking game AusCERT's Karl Hanmore has a virus of his own, but still gets to a phone to clue us in on the week's developments Sense of Security's Jason Edelstein and Cisco's Colin Bradley talk VoIP security DNS problems in Windows no big deal? Depends on whether you're a stickler for best practice or not, Cybertrust's Brian Denehy (not the actor) explains

Annoying Apple ads, the ANI bug, AISA and more. Risky Business is now available for download thanks to Cybertrust and our hosting partner Vigabyte. On this week's show: Why one Apple devotee is annoyed over the company's security themed advertisements The Australian Information Security Association tells us how we can save $400 on an AusCERT conference registration fee Cybertrust talks about the ANI animated cursor bug... nasty! ZDNet Australia's Munir Kotadia talks news