TaoSecurity Podcast

I've been considering launching an audio supplement to this blog called the TaoSecurity Podcast. I have more than a dozen "show elements" that I could mix and match every two weeks or so, discussing digital security, incident response, network forensics, FreeBSD, and other subjects carried here.

Would anyone be interested in such a program? If so, please leave a comment. Also, what would you want me to cover, and how often? Thank you.

Comments

Anonymous said…
I am sure it would be top rate. Sounds very interesting if you had the time.
5:03 PM
Anonymous said…
I would listen.
5:28 PM
Anonymous said…
I'd very much be interested. Forensics and incident response would be my topics of choice.
6:07 PM
Anonymous said…
I would be very interested. Some sort of community participation would also be great...
6:22 PM
Anonymous said…
I would be a regular listner. I prospose to not release the podcast too often as can one fall into the habbit of just publishing something in order to keep the regular publishing date.
7:11 PM
Anonymous said…
I would listen too!
7:40 PM
Anonymous said…
Add one more faithful listener to the list.
7:49 PM
Anonymous said…
I would listen to the first one for sure. We'll see about the others. :)
8:13 PM
Anonymous said…
I'd listen! I always thought blogs were just useless babbling, the internet equivalent of reality tv.. You've got some good, meaty content, much appreciated!
8:36 PM
Anonymous said…
Richard, how many "I would" listeners would be enough? Anyway I would listen too :-) I like your blog very much.
9:36 PM
Richard Bejtlich said…
I guess that's enough! If anyone wants to tell me it's a dumb idea, I'm open to that too. Thanks everyone.
9:51 PM
Anonymous said…
I think that's an awesome idea Richard! Make sure to contact Apple to get it added to their podcast technology section.

- Ryan
10:04 PM
Anonymous said…
I would love to hear weekly audio casts on subjects such as:

-Incident Response
-Forensics
-NSM


I would not like to listen to audio/webcasts that are sponsored by vendors (SANS webcasts). I am only interested in learning something, not buying something. However, I welcome hearing reports of successes/failures of various products. Hope that makes sense.
10:28 PM
Anonymous said…
This would be great. Probably set a new standard for security blogs. As far as content, I think just discussing the same topics that are covered here would work.

-Brandon
11:33 AM
Anonymous said…
I would listen too. Frequenty, depending on quality.
4:04 PM
Anonymous said…
Excellent idea. A podcast would be great on such topics as current and emerging security issues and threats. Thanks!
11:02 PM
Anonymous said…
I also would listen, and I agree with the previous comment about webcasts that are sponsored. I want information, not just another sales pitch.
1:32 AM
Anonymous said…
That'd be bit disappointed for me since I'm deaf. Perhaps you or somebody else can write notes and post it on blogger or your web site.
8:53 AM
Anonymous said…
Count me in. I'd definitely listen!
1:10 PM
Anonymous said…
I would love a security related podcast. I currently listen to several (OTW/OTH from 2600, ITConversations, +others) every day while I drive. One from TaoSecurity I am sure would make the top of my playlist.

My wishes: 30-60 minutes & weekly (just wishes)
1:11 PM
Anonymous said…
well i would listen in to see how good they are. If they are as good as the stuff on this site, and as generally vendor-neutral (and honest), i'll stick around...

-jf
1:24 PM
Anonymous said…
I'd definitely listen as well!
5:18 PM
Anonymous said…
I would definitely listen. I'd be most interested in implementation topics.
10:01 PM
Anonymous said…
I'd listen in.

Joe B.
10:26 PM
Anonymous said…
I would love to hear it.
1:22 PM
Anonymous said…
start it:)
7:59 AM
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