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Microsoft Security adds second podcast to the CyberWire Network

Microsoft Security adds second podcast to the CyberWire Network

The CyberWire announced that Microsoft Security’s popular podcast, “Security Unlocked,” is joining the rapidly growing CyberWire Podcast Network. Each week, the hosts of the show, Nic Fillingham and Natalia Godyla, examine the latest innovations in threat intelligence, security research, and data science, with a special focus on understanding the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in cybersecurity.

Security Unlocked, the first podcast created by Microsoft, joins the network following the tremendous success of “Security Unlocked: CISO Series with Bret Arsenault,” which debuted on CyberWire network earlier this year.

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“We’ve been long-time listeners to Security Unlocked and are excited to add this terrific show to the network,” said Peter Kilpe, the CyberWire’s CEO and Executive Editor. “Adding the diverse array of insights and perspectives from across the world-class security team at Microsoft will be an enormous value to our listeners.”

“My morning routine isn’t complete without The CyberWire. We’re thrilled to be joining the CyberWire Podcast Network to help contribute to such an important source of knowledge for the cybersecurity industry,” said Natalia Godyla, co-host of Security Unlocked.

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