Cyberwarfare, Tech News, Choosing the Right

The Matt Townsend Show - Season 5, Episode 89

Apr 13, 2016 1:00 pm
2:24:17 mins

Cyberwar is Here to Stay (17:50) Paul Rosenzweig is the Founder of Red Branch Consulting PLLC, a homeland security consulting company. Earlier this year, The New York Times reported that the Obama administration prepared a cyberattack, called, Nitro Zeus, set to prevent Iran’s nuclear weapons development. This plan, though never confirmed, was speculated to be capable of disabling Iran’s air defenses, communications system and part of its electric grid, all through hidden computer code, placed inside the Iranian network. Could the U.S. and the rest of the world be moving towards a new form of warfare? What is the future of war and the cyber security? And what does the future of our personal internet usage look like? What the Tech (1:01:38) Jay McFarland joins Dr. Matt to discuss the latest developments in technology and technology related news. Jay is a radio host whose career has taken him to Nevada and Dallas and now has him on the air with a daily show called The Browsers on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. In addition to his daily radio show Jay has also authored two books, "Freedom Ain't Free" and "Joyful Union," and he has created several popular apps and games for the iPhone and iPad devices. Jay and Dr. Matt talk about Apple Watch 2 rumors, Tesla 3, and the idea of a textalyzer to detect distracted driving Choosing The Right Decisions in Life (1:51:41) Ayodeji Awosika is the author of “The Destiny Formula” book and founder of The Destiny Formula website. He is a personal development blogger, author, and freelance writer. His goal is to help as many people as possible use their talents and strengths to live purposeful and meaningful lives. Every day, we all make hundreds of decisions. We want to get the best results from our choices and end up in the best situation possible. But sometimes, we run into the problem of indecision. Too many options make it hard for us to narrow them down—and we suffer from not being able to choose correctly. Ayodeji Awosika explains his approach to decision making.

Episode Segments

Episode Segments

Cyberwar is Here to Stay

44m

Paul Rosenzweig is the Founder of Red Branch Consulting PLLC, a homeland security consulting company. Earlier this year, The New York Times reported that the Obama administration prepared a cyberattack, called, Nitro Zeus, set to prevent Iran’s nuclear weapons development. This plan, though never confirmed, was speculated to be capable of disabling Iran’s air defenses, communications system and part of its electric grid, all through hidden computer code, placed inside the Iranian network. Could the U.S. and the rest of the world be moving towards a new form of warfare? What is the future of war and the cyber security? And what does the future of our personal internet usage look like?

What the Tech

50m

Jay McFarland joins Dr. Matt to discuss the latest developments in technology and technology related news. Jay is a radio host whose career has taken him to Nevada and Dallas and now has him on the air with a daily show called The Browsers on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. In addition to his daily radio show Jay has also authored two books, "Freedom Ain't Free" and "Joyful Union," and he has created several popular apps and games for the iPhone and iPad devices. Jay and Dr. Matt talk about Apple Watch 2 rumors, Tesla 3, and the idea of a textalyzer to detect distracted driving

Choosing The Right Decisions in Life

33m

Ayodeji Awosika is the author of “The Destiny Formula” book and founder of The Destiny Formula website. He is a personal development blogger, author, and freelance writer. His goal is to help as many people as possible use their talents and strengths to live purposeful and meaningful lives. Every day, we all make hundreds of decisions. We want to get the best results from our choices and end up in the best situation possible. But sometimes, we run into the problem of indecision. Too many options make it hard for us to narrow them down—and we suffer from not being able to choose correctly. Ayodeji Awosika explains his approach to decision making.