66. Turn Hackers Into Your Security Team

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UnHacked - Cybersecurity Made Simple for Small Businesses

Phoenix IT Advisors

70 episodes

1 week ago

When Russian hackers break into your business’s computers, what will they find and how much will it cost you? How long will it take you to recover? Can you recover? Here’s the sad truth: 97% of breaches could have been prevented with basic security measures; but once you’ve been hit… you can never get UnHacked! UnHacked is a weekly cybersecurity podcast for SMB business owners and leaders that helps them sort through the overwhelming security costs and recommendations, and focus on the best practices that give the highest ROI.

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66. Turn Hackers Into Your Security Team - with Grant McCracken

UnHacked - Cybersecurity Made Simple for Small Businesses

42 minutes

2 months ago

66. Turn Hackers Into Your Security Team - with Grant McCracken

Hosts: Justin Shelley - https://www.phoenixitadvisors.com/
| Mario Zaki - https://www.mazteck.com/
| Bryan Lachapelle - https://www.b4networks.ca/

Guest: Grant McCracken - https://darkhorse.sh

What if the best way to secure your business was to invite hackers to attack it? In this eye-opening episode, ethical hacker Grant McCracken reveals how bug bounty programs are revolutionizing cybersecurity for businesses of all sizes. Grant explains how his company Dark Horse Security makes these powerful security tools accessible and affordable for small businesses - starting at absolutely free for the first 25 vulnerability reports.

Discover why traditional penetration testing only scratches the surface, how a major bank found six-figure worth of vulnerabilities overnight when they expanded their scope, and why the bad guys are already looking for your vulnerabilities whether you're testing for them or not. Grant breaks down complex concepts like attack surfaces, vulnerability disclosure programs, and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework in business owner-friendly terms.

Key takeaways include identifying if your business needs a bug bounty program, understanding what constitutes an attack surface, and learning how to leverage the crowd-sourced approach to cybersecurity. This episode is essential listening for any business owner serious about proactive security.