Joe Uchill's guest appearances

Joe Uchill

To The Point - Cybersecurity

Inside The Media Minds

Detection at Scale

Jill Aitoro

Mike Gruss

Matt Moynahan

Dan Velez

Nico Fischbach

Meerah Rajavel

Mark Kelton

Sean Berg

Michael Theis

Ashley Rose

Joyce Hunter

Audra Simons

Karen Evans

Dick Schaeffer

Phil Goldstein

OwlTail

Joe Uchill is a Senior Reporter at SC Magazine — the leading trade publication for the cybersecurity industry. Prior to joining SC Magazine in 2020, Joe was a cybersecurity reporter at outlets including Axios and The Hill. Today’s episode is the first in our mini-series dedicated to interviewing leading cybersecurity journalists. Cybersecurity reporting plays an important role for practitioners, leaders, and the general public to understand recent breaches, latest malware trends, and best practices that can help us all stay safe on the internet. Our goal with this series is to help our audience learn more about who these journalists are and what it's like to be a reporter in this fast-changing industry. Topics discussed: - How Joe began covering cybersecurity in 2015 and how the landscape has evolved over the past few years.  - Joe’s favorite story he’s covered since he began covering the space in 2015. - What motivates and excites Joe most about cybersecurity.  - How Joe feels about the responsibility journalists have when it comes to keeping the public and security community informed.  - What trends Joe feels people should be paying attention to when it comes to the future of cybersecurity. To keep up with Joe’s latest reporting, join him on twitter at https://twitter.com/JoeUchill 

<a href="https://twitter.com/JoeUchill" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Joe Uchill</a> is a Senior Reporter at <a href="https://www.scmagazine.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SC Magazine</a> — the leading trade publication for the cybersecurity industry. Prior to joining SC Magazine in 2020, Joe was a cybersecurity reporter at outlets including Axios and The Hill. Today’s episode is the first in our mini-series dedicated to interviewing leading cybersecurity journalists. Cybersecurity reporting plays an important role for practitioners, leaders, and the general public to understand recent breaches, latest malware trends, and best practices that can help us all stay safe on the internet. Our goal with this series is to help our audience learn more about who these journalists are and what it's like to be a reporter in this fast-changing industry. Topics discussed: - How Joe began covering cybersecurity in 2015 and how the landscape has evolved over the past few years.  - Joe’s favorite story he’s covered since he began covering the space in 2015. - What motivates and excites Joe most about cybersecurity.  - How Joe feels about the responsibility journalists have when it comes to keeping the public and security community informed.  - What trends Joe feels people should be paying attention to when it comes to the future of cybersecurity. To keep up with Joe’s latest reporting, join him on twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/JoeUchill" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/JoeUchill</a>

EP 19 - SC Magazine’s Joe Uchill on What It’s Like to be a Cybersecurity Reporter in 2022

Joe Uchill, senior reporter at SC Magazine, joins us on the podcast this week to share perspective from his ongoing reporting on the cyber implications from the Ukraine conflict. We cover a bevy of themes including the level of cyber versus kinetic attacks, the “IT Army” of Ukraine and impact of decentralized hacking volunteers, Conti ransomware group woes and the globalism of the criminal economy, CISA Shields Up guidance and navigating through opportunistic criminals that invariably take advantage of a crisis. And he explains the Evel Knievel School of Storytelling approach.  Joe Uchill, Senior Reporter at SC Magazine Long time cybersecurity reporter who has written for places like SC Magazine, Axios and Motherboard. I founded Axios’ Codebook cybersecurity newsletter and also wrote cybersecurity newsletters for The Hill and Christian Science Monitor. Newsletters are something of a specialty. In his spare time, he works on coding projects to bolster journalism. Previously ran a Washington D.C. area group of hackers, analysts and reporters who collaborated until COVID-19 put an end to in-person meetings. For links and resources discussed in this episode, please visit our show notes at https://www.forcepoint.com/govpodcast/e171

Joe Uchill, senior reporter at SC Magazine, joins us on the podcast this week to share perspective from his ongoing reporting on the cyber implications from the Ukraine conflict. We cover a bevy of themes including the level of cyber versus kinetic attacks, the “IT Army” of Ukraine and impact of decentralized hacking volunteers, Conti ransomware group woes and the globalism of the criminal economy, CISA Shields Up guidance and navigating through opportunistic criminals that invariably take advantage of a crisis. And he explains the Evel Knievel School of Storytelling approach. Joe Uchill, Senior Reporter at SC Magazine Long time cybersecurity reporter who has written for places like SC Magazine, Axios and Motherboard. I founded Axios’ Codebook cybersecurity newsletter and also wrote cybersecurity newsletters for The Hill and Christian Science Monitor. Newsletters are something of a specialty. In his spare time, he works on coding projects to bolster journalism. Previously ran a Washington D.C. area group of hackers, analysts and reporters who collaborated until COVID-19 put an end to in-person meetings. For links and resources discussed in this episode, please visit our show notes at <a href="https://www.forcepoint.com/govpodcast/e171" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.forcepoint.com/govpodcast/e171</a>

Evel Knievel of Storytelling with Joe Uchill

In this special episode of #IMM, Christine chats with Joe Uchill of Axios at Black Hat 2019.

Inside the Media Minds Episode 28: Joe Uchill, Axios