Adversarial Podcast S4E11 – Iran Internet blackout, threat intelligence briefings, cyber framework alignment

The podcast explores the parallels between enterprise security measures and authoritarian regimes, using Iran's internet blackouts as a case study. The discussion pivots to the balance between restrictive security policies and organizational culture, questioning whether companies should emulate a "North Korea" or "Norway" model. The hosts debate the effectiveness of privacy controls versus practical security measures like password managers, considering the risk of data exfiltration and the importance of threat modeling. They further analyze the role of threat intelligence, advocating for a focus on actionable insights relevant to a company's specific threat profile, and discuss the potential for private sector involvement in offensive cyber operations.