You\u2019ve probably read a lot about state-sponsored APT attacks, ransomware, bug-bounty programs, disclosure of zero-day vulnerabilities and exploits, even what color hat a hacker wears (figuratively). I could go on and on with the attention-grabbing topics, but I think I\u2019ve made my point.<\/p>\n
One thing we don\u2019t often talk about, however, is what is and is not ethical. Subscribers to the Kaspersky Transatlantic Cable<\/em> podcast<\/a> may remember David and me chatting with Ivan Kwiatkowski<\/a> on the topic a few weeks ago. Well, Ivan and I have been discussing ethics in cybersecurity quite a bit over the past few months, and we decided to dig in more deeply.<\/p>\n Our guests included my usual cohost David Buxton as well as Aseel Kayal<\/a> and Runa Sandvik<\/a> \u2014 make sure to follow them on Twitter. We were lucky enough to spend nearly 2 hours in conversation, discussing a wide range of topics including:<\/p>\n That\u2019s just a taste \u2014 there\u2019s loads more to pique the interest of anyone working within the space.<\/p>\n\n