The Everything Feed - All Packet Pushers Pods

There are about 1.4 million Kubernetes clusters just sitting out there on the public internet as we speak. That is 1.4 million lateral-movement rich, highly privileged environments. The bearer of this anxiety-provoking news is today’s guest, Lee Briggs. Lee explains why major cloud providers make this the default option– ease of use. The good news... Read more »

Jennifer, a security expert specializing in Zero Trust Architecture, discusses the concept as a security strategy, emphasizing trust inferences and observability. The podcast explores cyber threats in healthcare, implementation challenges of zero trust, evaluation of network access products, network micro segmentation, and privileged access in zero trust architecture.

Don’t call it remote work. Today Johna and Greg dive into distributed work– the future where there is no office vs. remote, there are just asynchronistic workers and their computer screens. Leaders have to move beyond “management by walking around” or “onboarding by shadowing.” They need to carefully select their ecosystem of tools (and tools... Read more »

Take a Network Break! This week we discuss what IBM and Palo Alto Networks get out of a deal for Palo Alto Networks to buy the SaaS version of the QRadar SIEM from IBM, why LogRhythm is merging with Exabeam, and how Google is positioning its latest AI chip to take on the Nvidia juggernaut.... Read more »

Russ White, network automation expert, discusses the power of network 'snowflakes' in business use cases. Topics include VXLAN/EVPN, network customization, data modeling for automation, comprehensive network automation design certification, and balancing process and architecture in network automation.

Alexandra Huides didn’t like IPv6 on her first encounter with it. Today she is globally renowned for spreading the IPv6 gospel and helping AWS customers adopt it. Alexandra joins the show today to share what changed her mind about IPv6 and what she sees change the minds of network engineers every day: Greater client traffic... Read more »

Join Jason, Ken, and John as they share insights on writing 'Network Automation with Nautobot' book, covering network automation, data models, and technical writing challenges. Learn about their project timeline, writing process, and tips for crafting engaging technical content. Discover the importance of audience involvement and trademarking in technical discussions.

Threat hunting is discussed as the R&D of detection engineering by guest James Williams. Topics include structured and iterative processes, turning findings into actionable alerts, collaboration in threat hunting teams, and exploring threat hunting skills and vulnerability discovery.

Experienced wireless consultant, Ferney Munoz, discusses challenges of WLAN at nuclear power plants, including radiation interference and testing Wi-Fi in a plant. He explores safety protocols and the use of sensor networks for monitoring air leaks, water levels, and radioactivity, emphasizing the need for specialized training and safety measures in this unique environment.

The podcast delves into the emergence of AI hardware in firewalls and security devices, AI integration in technology products, Cisco's new virtual appliance for App Dynamics with AI-powered intelligence, benefits of network automation system I TENCHEL, Akamai's acquisition of API security startup, DriveNet's support for Broadcom ASICs, Nvidia's Bluefield 3 DPU for 5G environments, and Dell's attendance tracking system for hybrid workers.