The Squadcast talks to security researcher Ben Feinstein of SecureWorks about staying safe online. Grant and Christina count down the five best free security related downloads for your computer.Duration : 0:7:7

F-Secure Data Security Wrap-up July to December 2007

http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/
http://www.f-secure.com/2007/2/Duration : 0:8:30

Internet Security Summit Keynote Google VP Vint Cerf topics include malware, international domain names, P2P protocols and IP protection issues.Duration : 0:3:25

An overview of malware and virus problems for the first 9 months of 2007 including some predictions.
By Eddy Willems, WAVCi Lab.Duration : 0:9:2

Learn how Johnson Consulting protects their networks against web threats and
recommends Trend Micro products to their customers.Duration : 0:1:31

F-Secure Data Security Wrap-up January to June 2007

http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/
http://www.f-secure.com/2007/1/Duration : 0:9:59

http://www.avguk.com - AVG’s Global Security Strategist speaks about the software and its future. In this videdo he talks about “the current trends in IT Security.”Duration : 0:10:9

Network security analyst Corey Nachreiner, CISSP, explains how “inline hooking” enables rootkit stealth activities. Part 2 of 3; the other parts are available elsewhere but too long for YouTube’s time limit. Directed by D. Scott Pinzon, CISSP. Produced by LiveSecurity for WatchGuard Technologies.Duration : 0:8:40

This is a short segment from my End User Security Training class. I decided to post this because there are “industry experts” that still can’t figure out why Russians are able to sell 0day exploits for $50,000. They can’t figure it out…
The simple fact is that the malware industry is making more money than the anti-malware industry. Period.
So here’s a segment that I teach everyone, from complete newbies to IT veterans all to help you out.Duration : 0:24:17

Do you trust your antivirus to protect you? How does a trojan horse work? Does an antivirus keep you safe from them? many foolishly trust thier antivirus as a sole form of protection against malware. This video should enlighten those who have such foolish presumptions. (Thanks to iron geek for code)Duration : 0:7:53