The Bid Picture - Cybersecurity & Intelligence Analysis Podcast, Episode 217

In this episode of The Bid Picture - Cybersecurity & Intelligence Analysis Podcast, host Bidemi Ologunde spoke with Huxley Barbee, the lead organizer for BSides NYC and a Security Evangelist at runZero, a cyber asset management solution.

The discussion covered various topics related to asset-centric investigations, such as the pros and cons of the different methods of conducting cyber asset inventory; operational technology (OT) scanning; and security research-based fingerprinting and incremental fingerprinting. Huxley also delved into vulnerability prioritization technology (VPT) and the utility of Shodan, a popular search engine for identifying and cataloging internet-connected devices and systems. Additionally, he mentioned some of the tools required for network access security; the stark reality of managing threat attack surfaces, and lots more. To wrap up, he shared insights into how runZero can aid organizations in securing all their network assets and devices.


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