On-Demand Webcasts/Podcasts

In this week's podcast we take a look at the depressing state of the Internet and a recent 'net-wide' scan by nmap creator Fyodor that found Telnet is the second most commonly open port.

In this podcast Richard Chirgwin talks to George McLaughlin about the TEIN3 next-generation networking project that's attracted the attention of the World Bank.

On this week's show we look at the renewed hysteria around BGP and we'll be getting to the bottom of it with Danny McPherson, Arbor Networks' Chief Smart Guy.

This week we discuss net neutrality with Parham Momtahan, VP of advanced technologies for subscriber management software vendor Bridgewater Systems.

In this week's show we take a long, hard, disapproving look at the "Red Hat incident" and how the software-maker was thoroughly pwned and we also talk to RaceToZero virus obfuscation contest organiser Simon Howard.

The EFF in America, long battling against carriers throttling traffic streams like Bittorrent, this month added a new weapon to its armoury: Switzerland.

After 9-11, Chimp W Shrub decreed that foreigners wanting to enter the United States would soon need to carry biometric passports with embedded wireless RFIDs. On this week's show we take a look at e-passport security.

This week, Richard Chirgwin interviews Dr Stephen Bartlett, Senior Lecturer at Sydney University's Quantum Information Theory Group in the School of Physics, to talk about quantum communications - now and in the future.

In this week's podcast, iDefense Senior Threat Analyst Kimberly Zenz joins us to discuss an area that impacts the IT security business that surprisingly few infosec professionals know a great deal about: Money laundering.

In this week's episode we talk to Devin Redmond, business development vice-president of filter vendor WebSense about Internet filters and what's driving the improvements in performance.

There's more to the mobile workforce than simple mobile email. Adele Falco, Professional Services, Research In Motion, discusses how organisations are now integrating mobile devices directly into workflows, giving them competitive advantage. Get the facts about how your organisation can find value in providing mobile workers access to corporate data and applications.

How can service and support professionals cut costs while significantly improving time to resolution and customer satisfaction? Simon Sharwood, TechTarget ANZ chief editor and Todd Smith and Donna Gill from Citrix Online, discuss best practices for delivering world-class remote support in this OnDemand webcast.

This week on Risky Business we talk to H D Moore. He's the creator of the Metasploit framework and considered by Those Who Know to be a very smart chappy indeed. He joins us this week to talk about the DNS bugs discovered by Dan Kaminsky.

On this week's show Richard Chirgwin talks to Internode's founder and CEO Simon Hackett about what made him decide to launch an IPv6 service, and what it might mean to customers.

This week Morgan Marquis-Boire, principal consultant with Security-Assessment.com in NZ, talks about messing with non-IP wireless protocols (serial) used in SCADA deployments and our favourite industry cynic, Marcus J Ranum, discusses deperimiterisation.

In this 27-minute Webcast, Ken Salchow is joined by Joe Skorupa (Gartner Research), Joerg Nalik (SAP), to discuss the challenges faced by organisations deploying enterprise applications and the value of F5's Application Ready Network. This Webcast is a must for anyone implementing the latest solutions based on the SAP NetWeaver Enterprise SOA platform.

You or I won't need an all-optical switch any time soon, unless you're hiding a terabit-per-second Internet connection under the sink. In this podcast Richard Chirgwin talks to Dr Ben Eggleston of CUDOS to find out why it's not just sci-fi.

In this week's show Richard Chirgwin talks to ADSL standards expert Dr Paul Brooks of Layer 10 Consulting, about whether VDSL and ADSL can co-exist.

In this podcast we talk to Kaspersky anti-virus CEO Eugene Kaspersky and virus analyst Magnus Kalkuhl about the future of anti-malware. Also on this week's show we talk to RSA Security about smart card authentication.

In this episode, Dr James Kershaw, product manager at junior telco Nextgen Networks talks about the reasons behind Nextgen's choice of technology, and why the carrier believes a transparent end-to-end Ethernet LAN makes life easier for its customers.