I’ve stumbled upon Tim’s podcast after listening to his presentation at my local Bsides. Just like I feel that his talk was the best of the presentations that day his podcast stands out as one of my favorite security podcasts for staying up to date in the industry.

It was really great to hear you guys again. I am glad that you have decided to start producing content again. I am looking forward to the next release. The diverse inputs were really wonderful. Since you are meeting in person for December for the Christmas party maybe you could let everyone record their favorite IT security jokes and post them.

I am saddened and yet thrilled to finish listening to the other podcasts. I just founds this and it’s great!!!! It says FIN but you never know I can always hope! Ms Laulei De La ROsa on FB

I love this podcast! I’m about to complete my masters in information systems and I am currently working a cyber security internship with the hopes of having a career in infosec. This podcast has provided me with useful info on how to build my infosec skills and obtain the career of my dreams! I highly recommend this podcast to anyone interested in information security. :)

These episodes are extremely useful and educational for everyone getting started in IT/infosec. Ive saved so many episodes so far because I need to follow what each one details for instructions on performing things to test and implement. His episode on malicious links was hilarious btw because of all the guys he added to the show for tips. Definitely need to keep adding them to the episodes. Great show keep up the good work!

Tim's Podcast was one of the first I found when searching for IT Security themed content. After listening to a few episodes I was hooked by the down-to-earth perspective on IT Security. I've really appreciate his topics and outlook on the industry, along with the guest speakers he's had thus far. Keep up the great work!

While not all the topics interest me personally, there’s such a great variety of topics—from soft skills to very technical, that there’s plenty of source material to pick from. The absolute strength of the show is its focus/brevity—around 30 minutes—and the host who lets his guests start and finish their answers/thoughts on subject matter. On the former, I can’t tell you how much fluff longer podcasts like the Security Weekly and Advanced Persistent Security have by comparison. EIS is focused, with no more than one topic per episode and when the meat of the discussion is over, the host ends it. On the latter, I can’t emphasize enough the advantage of a Q&A format to a podcast and not the feeding frenzy Security Weekly presents. It is my personal preference to try to learn from guest subject matter experts instead of listening to a battery of hosts badger a guest with follow-up questions/self-aggrandizing comments before he/she even finishes a thought. The host also understands when he does/does not have an amplifying comment to make and if he doesn’t, he moves on to next question.

This was the first podcast I came across when looking into Information Security, and I was not disappointed. Not only was there Great information and honest interviews, but when he says to reach out to him through email or twitter, he really means it. I got a response within 24 hours and it helped me out a lot. Definitely going to subscribe and listen to every episode. Also, thanks for the shout out on the job posting episode Tim. I really appreciate that.

Been listening since first episode. Really has helped with setting a foundation for infosec basics and some more esoteric topics too. Good job, well spoken host.

This is the podcast I have been looking for. Keep up the great work!

Tim provides an outstanding overview of several different aspects of the information security industry. The EIS episodes include resources, insights and current perspectives from industry leaders in an easy to follow format. This show is great for experts and for newbies. Keep the episodes coming please!