Cyber risk is often talked about in colours, heatmaps, and assumptions, but what happens when you put a dollar value behind it?

In this episode, we’re joined by Jason Ha to unpack the evolving world of cyber risk quantification and why it’s becoming a critical tool for modern organisations. From his early days in “infosec” to helping businesses translate technical risk into boardroom language, Jason shares practical insights on turning uncertainty into actionable data.

We explore why many organisations struggle to quantify cyber risk, how to get started without overcomplicating the process, and why communication is the real game changer.

What do LEGO bricks have to do with cyber security?

In this episode of Share Today, Save Tomorrow, we’re joined by Vannessa Van Beek, Global CISO at Fortescue, to explore an unexpected but powerful tool for improving collaboration, creativity, and insight in cyber teams.

Drawing on the LEGO Serious Play methodology, Vannessa shares how hands-on, creative exercises can unlock new ways of thinking, surface hidden perspectives, and give quieter voices in technical teams the space to contribute.

If you’ve ever wondered how to make meetings more meaningful, bring introverted experts into the conversation, or reimagine how cyber teams solve problems, this episode might just inspire you to think with your hands.

What happens when the world’s top cyber talent goes head-to-head on a global stage?

This episode of Share Today, Save Tomorrow dives into the excitement behind the International Cybersecurity Challenge (ICC).

Host Bek Cheb is joined by Ryan Ko and Kana Smith from the UQ Cyber Research Centre at The University of Queensland to unpack what makes this competition one of the most prestigious events for young adults in the cyber security space. From elite attack-and-defence Capture the Flag challenges to global talent pipelines, ICC is about shaping the future of cyber security.

With teams representing every continent and real-world scenarios unfolding over two intense days, ICC 2026 marks a major milestone as Australia hosts for the first time at AUSCERT2026 Cyber Security Conference.

If you’ve ever wondered what elite cyber competition looks like, how global collaboration fuels innovation, or why ICC competitors are often snapped up by industry leaders, this episode gives you a front-row seat.

Want to see it play out on the big stage? Register for AUSCERT2026 now: https://conference.auscert.org.au/

Big news for the AUSCERT community! Ash Deuble has joined the team as our new Analyst Team Manager, and in this episode of Share Today, Save Tomorrow, he sits down with Bek Cheb to talk about the road that led him here.

Long before stepping into the role, Ash was already part of the AUSCERT community through member organisations, collaborating with the team and contributing to the community that keeps Australia stronger against cyber threats. Now he’s on the inside, bringing that experience, perspective, and momentum with him.

Ash shares what it means to move from community member to leader, his approach to supporting analysts, and where he sees opportunities to grow capability, connection, and impact across the network. Expect insights into teamwork, trust, and why showing up for each other is still one of the most powerful tools in cyber security.

In this episode of the AUSCERT podcast, host Bek Cheb and guest Chris Gatford, founder of HackLabs, explore the critical role of social engineering in modern cyber security. Their discussion unpacks how attackers exploit human behaviour, why technical controls alone aren’t enough, and strategies for building stronger resilience against these threats.

In this episode of the Share Today, Save Tomorrow podcast, AUSCERT’s David Stockdale sits down with Meg Tapia, Managing Director of Novexus, and Ross Patterson, Senior Intelligence Consultant at Recorded Future, to unpack the rising threat of disinformation in cyber security. Together, they explore how false narratives shape risk, impact organisations, and what leaders can do to stay resilient in an age of digital deception.

In this episode, host Bek Cheb is joined by David Stockdale, Director of AUSCERT, and Ivano Bongiovanni, General Manager, for a wide-ranging conversation that goes beyond titles and roles. Together, they reflect on the personal moments that shaped their year, the lessons learned through change and growth, and the milestones that defined AUSCERT in 2025.

The discussion explores the development of AUSCERT’s long-term 2025–2030 strategy, the organisation’s evolving identity within the global CERT community, and the importance of collaboration, patience, and adaptability in a rapidly changing cyber security landscape. David and Ivano also share candid insights into leadership, change management, and what it takes to balance ambition with sustainability.

Whether you’re part of the AUSCERT community or navigating change within your own organisation, this episode offers thoughtful reflections, practical leadership insights, and a clear sense of purpose for the year ahead.

In this episode of Share Today, Save Tomorrow, Ivano sits down with Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz, Chair in Digital Economy at QUT and author of The Economy of Algorithms. We explore his RACERS framework, the shift from viewing AI as a mere tool to treating it as a creative partner, and why experimentation is key to managing risks. From surprising real-world applications to global policy gaps, this conversation offers practical insights for leaders navigating the AI revolution.

In this episode, we’re joined by AUSCERT’s Principal Analyst, Mark Carey-Smith, and Business Manager, Bek Cheb. Together, they discuss the upcoming AUSCERT2026 Cyber Security Conference, celebrating its 25th anniversary, and explore what “Game On!” means for the cyber security community.

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In this episode, we are joined by two of WTW’s Cyber and Technology Risk team, Ben Di Marco & Leah Mooney, to expertly unpack the evolving landscape of AI governance, cyber risk, and insurance. They explore how voluntary guardrails are shaping future regulation, why cyber insurance is now essential (not optional), and the practical steps SMEs and large enterprises can take to boost resilience. The discussion highlights the importance of cross-functional collaboration, board-level engagement, and clear risk communication to navigate a complex threat environment.

Whether you're in cyber security, risk, or leadership, this episode offers valuable insights to help you stay ahead of regulatory change and emerging digital risks.