CYBER SECURITY
The New + the Next
The Next El Chapo Is Coming for Your Smartphone
Once known for drug running, Latin American organized crime is poised to break into the digital bank-robbing business.
News + Politics
Racism Is a National Security Problem
To fight back against Russian election interference, we need to tackle racism as much as social media.
News + Politics
She Saved Saudi Arabia. Can She Save the World From Cyberwarfare?
Chris Kubecka, a military veteran and child genius, is at the front lines of keeping us safe online amid the pandemic.
News + Politics
Why Deepfakes Are the Next Big Hacking Threat
From water systems to your fridge, hacking of the future could affect cities and families in more fundamental ways than ever before.
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The Carlos Watson Show
The Carlos Watson Show brings bold, impactful conversations with culture-defining celebrities, intellectual pioneers and changemakers, spotlighting the voices you need to hear to make sense of this important time in American history.
The New + the Next
The Next Frontier of Baseball Cheating: The Cloud
Major League Baseball is woefully unprepared for a cyber hack.
News + Politics
How to Disrupt an Election 2.0
If you want to disrupt democracy with a cyberattack, forget the voting machines and go after everything else.
The New + the Next
How Chinese Security Cameras Are Compromising US Military Bases
Despite legal restrictions, several American bases and police departments are using controversial Chinese security cameras.
The New + the Next
The Next Way to Stop Climate Change: Storing Data in Space
Data centers consume the energy of 50 power plants and spew out more greenhouse gases than 140 countries.
News + Politics
How to Stop Russian Interference in 2020
New laws and practices are needed to ensure it’s illegal to not report offers of help from foreign governments.
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The Weekender
OZY Tribe members near and far provide delicious recommendations for your valuable weekend time.
News + Politics
Want a Cut of the $39B Facebook Makes Off Your Data? That's About $5 a Month
The social network and Google make money from your information.
The New + the Next
It's Not Just Big Tech: Sports Teams Are Tracking You Too
Teams and venues are turning to big data analytics to retain fans by giving them personalized experiences.