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Blurring The Lines Podcast

Episode 18 – Don’t Let Hackers Get the Best of Your Business

Peter and Adam join Tim Richter in a roundtable discussion concerning ransomware.  The guys discuss how business owners should be protecting their computer infrastructure. This a collaborative follow up to Peter’s white paper 10 Critical Steps to Survive a Ransomware attack.  Not a bad webinar considering that the rest of the time Tim and Peter […]

Episode 14 – Krav Maga

In this Episode Peter is not Kung Fu fighting.  Those kicks were fast as lightning but not nearly as effective and pragmatic as Krav Maga.  Peter shares his experience and passion for this discipline.

Episode 13: “Beer Brewing”

In this episode Adam and Peter discuss beer brewing.  Peter has engaged in the art and science of homebrewing and has a lot of questions. HomeBrewing for Dummies is actually a very good book.

Episode 12A – “Found a Laptop and a Pokemon”

In this episode Peter’s friends have found laptops and they are not sure what to do with them.  We go on to discuss the laptops and our own discovery of Pokemon Go. Show Notes: What is Pokemon? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon The iPhone case that could make you a Pokémon master: ‘Target’ gadget aims to help struggling players […]

Episode 12: “Prepare for the Worst”

In this episode Adam and Peter discuss the worst case scenario.  When it has hit the fan and all of the preventative measures have failed, it is time to mitigate the damage. 10 Critical Steps to Survive a Ransomware Attack, Step 10: Prepare for the Worst

Episode 11: “Whitelist”

In this episode Adam and Peter discuss using the “Whitelist”.  What does your computer and a nightclub have in common?  You can’t get in if you are not on this list. 10 Critical Steps to Survive a Ransomware Attack, Step 9: Allow Only Whitelisted Applications

Episode 10: “User Training”

In this episode Adam and Peter discuss the importance of employee training.  A little training saves time and money. 10 Critical Steps to Survive a Ransomware Attack, Step 8: Train Your Users