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Download or listen to Security Catalyst #7 here (28 minutes long + a 3 minute song)

We continue our drive for a tighter format – we kept it to about 30 minutes! Thanks to Matt and Josh for pre-production planning. On today’s show, we take at look at three “Current Affairs” and then address them in three ways:

* Why is this important
* What should you do about it (or what am I going to do about it)
* How can you explain this to someone else?

On Today’s Show

Story #1 – FTC Study on Spam
FTC Study Concludes Masking, Filtering Stop Spammers
FTC Study Concludes Masking, Filtering Stop Spammers

Story #2 – Compliance boosts Tech Spending
Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance To Boost Tech Spending

Story #3 – Cybercrime
Expert: Cyber-crime Yields More Cash than Drugs

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And if you’re not sure, let me know what questions or concerns you have, so I can address them in the next week.

The following track from the podsafe music collection of podshow were used during episode #7.
BAJA TAXI

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About the Author Michael Santarcangelo

The founder of Security Catalyst, Michael develops exceptional leaders and powerful communicators with the security mindset for success.

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