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Scott Schober
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Host, Cybercrime Magazine Podcast
Metuchen
Beats
Biography
Scott Schober is the President and CEO of Berkeley Varitronics Systems, a 50-year-old, New Jersey-based provider of advanced, world-class wireless test and security solutions. He is the author of three best-selling security books: Hacked Again, Cybersecurity is Everybody’s Business, and Senior Cyber. Scott is a highly sought-after author and expert for live security events, media appearances, and commentary on the topics of ransomware, wireless threats, drone surveillance and hacking, cybersecurity for consumers, and small business. He is often seen on ABC News, Bloomberg TV, Al Jazeera America, CBS This Morning News, CNN, Fox Business, and many more networks. Scott also serves as the CSO and Chief Media Commentator for Cybersecurity Ventures. He also is a Sr. Advisory Board Member for Dark Cryptonite.
Politics, Healthcare
Content
By Scott Schober| bvsystems.com@ We might not all be carrying a tiny bomb capable of killing us and others nearby, but before the terrorist events in Lebanon on September 17th, I would’ve laughed off the notion. Now there’s nothing to laugh about. But can this new form of PED (Personal Electronic Device) terrorist attack reach U.S. and the rest of the world? Thousands of Hezbollah wireless pagers simultaneously exploded at 3:30pm local time across Lebanon on Tuesday.
By Scott Schober| bvsystems.com@ As an average sized male, I have come to realize that I take many things for granted. After speaking to my wife and daughter, it has become alarmingly clear that my personal safety is clearly one of those things. I don’t worry about walking alone at night and I don’t have to have my keys, flashlight and pepper spray handy as I approach my door.
By Scott Schober| bvsystems.com@ We might not all be carrying a tiny bomb capable of killing us and others nearby, but before the terrorist events in Lebanon on September 17th, I would’ve laughed off the notion. Now there’s nothing to laugh about. But can this new form of PED (Personal Electronic Device) terrorist attack reach U.S. and the rest of the world? Thousands of Hezbollah wireless pagers simultaneously exploded at 3:30pm local time across Lebanon on Tuesday.
Company Info
Cybercrime Magazine Podcast