And Security For All

During this episode of 'And Security For All' host Kim Hakim sits down with Larry Cameron to discuss the role that threat intelligence plays in fighting human trafficking. This includes advocacy awareness, intelligence integration, technology advancement and strategic data collaboration. Larry is the Chief Information Security Officer at Anti-Human Trafficking Intelligence Initiative (ATII).

On this episode of 'And Security For All', host Kim Hakim and guest Victor Beitner get back to the basics of CyberSecurity. Both individuals and companies can benefit from reviewing the fundamentals of CyberSecurity and making sure their ground floor procedures are up to date . They will look in detail at incident response plans, backups, password policies and managers, endpoint security, firewalls and more! Victor is the Vice President of the High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA Ontario) and a Certification Body for CyberSecure Canada.

During this episode we will be discussing how the human element of cybersecurity poses new challenges. These topics include phishing, spear-phishing, whaling attacks, and new ransomeware attacks.

Additionally, we will dive into the top security predictions for 2021. After a challenging year, we face new questions that need new solutions. As we recover from the worst pandemic in a century, what changes can we expect to see in the cybersecurity industry?

During this episode, host Kim Hakim and special guest, Matthew Rosenquist, CISO at Eclipz.io Inc and member of multiple advisory boards, discuss how how nation states are reshaping the CyberSecurity landscape. They will also look into the two sides of supply chain insecurity, including how to ensure the digital security of 3rd party vendors, suppliers, and partners. Finally they will consider current cyber risks and opportunities that can enable business success.

During this episode, host, Kim Hakim, sits down with guest , Nato Riley, to discuss SIEM technology and other ways to be mindful of our employee's mental health to avoid burnout. Often the inside is overlooked, but spending additional time on employee care and creating a prosperous environment can lead to a decrease in insider threat. Nato is the Integrations Engineer at Blumira, the CEO/Founder of notiaPoint, and a content creator on YouTube for his channel ‘Nato as Code’. To find out more about Blumira, follow this link! https://www.blumira.com/

Host Kim Hakim speaks with George Finney, CISO at Southern Methodist University and Bestselling Author, to examine the Nine CyberSecurity habits from George's book, Well Aware: Master The Nine Cybersecurity Habits To Protect Your Future. During this episode, they will discuss how implementing the nine habits (literacy, skepticism, vigilance, secrecy, culture, diligence, community, mirroring, and deception) into ones life can combat CyberSecurity issues. As a common theme in our past episodes, the human element of CyberSecurity plays a monumental role in Cyberttacks.

During this episode, host Kim Hakim sits down with Connie Matthews Reynolds, Founder/CEO of ReynCon, LLC, REST- ReynCon Educational Services & Training, to discuss the role training plays in CyberSecurity. Training has become a crucial aspect of the industry; in order to create future leaders, we must invest in up-skilling employees.

During this episode we will be discussing how the scale of the internet overshadows the knowledge Chief Information Officers are sharing. Many times, Chief Information Security Officers will roll out an anti phishing training, just to see employees clicking on clickbait the next day. Additionally, we will evaluate the communication barrier that we experience between highly technical people and a non-technical audience. It is one of the most critically important tasks of the cyber department, and absolutely one of the most overlooked skill-sets.

During this episode we will be discussing how the human element of cybersecurity poses new challenges. These topics include phishing, spear-phishing, whaling attacks, and new ransomeware attacks. Additionally, we will dive into the top security predictions for 2021. After a challenging year, we face new questions that need new solutions. As we recover from the worst pandemic in a century, what changes can we expect to see in the cybersecurity industry?

Gary is the CEO of Cyberman Security and refers to himself as, “the most reluctant cyber security person in the world” given that his 25-year career has been as a thought leader in marketing communications in general and in market segmentation in particular. Until recently, he knew very little about technology and even less about cyber security, but everything about the devastating effects of being the CEO of a company that was victimized by a persistent series of insider attacks. Gary has decided to pivot from being a victim to becoming an advocate to help keep others from suffering the life-altering consequences of being hacked. The vehicle is a super hero comic and animated platform entitled, “The CyberHero Adventures: Defenders of the Digital Universe”. Gary began his career as the Founder & CEO of Market Segment Research, a leading firm specializing in the demassification of American marketing.