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Dumb IoT Devices with Stephen Cravey

In this episode of CYBR.HAK.CAST, Michael and Phil chat with Principal Cybersecurity Advisor, and CYBR.HAK.CON. speaker, Stephen Cravey to explore a career shaped by decades of change in technology and cybersecurity. Stephen shares stories from his early days in computing and information security, including his involvement in a major international cybercrime investigation with the FBI. The conversation then turns to the often-overlooked security risks hiding inside IoT and embedded devices, from connected door locks and toothbrushes to some truly unexpected smart gadgets. Stephen explains why organizations need to think more carefully about the security capabilities of the hardware they build, buy, and connect to their environments.

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IoT Security: Your Toothbrush Is a Computer Too
Stephen Cravey’s CYBR.SEC.CON 2026 talk explores the security blind spots inside smart locks, appliances and everyday IoT devices — and why organizations may have little idea what is actually running on them.
Star Wars, 2600 and a Call to the NSA: Stephen Cravey’s Cybersecurity Origin Story
Before cybersecurity was much of an industry, Stephen Cravey followed his curiosity from Star Wars and BBSs to the NSA’s Rainbow Books — and eventually into a major FBI cybercrime investigation.

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