In this episode, we dive deep into the network security layer - the silent defender that underpins your entire digital infrastructure. Our cyber security expert Scott Harrison brings clarity and insight to a complex topic that’s often overlooked. 

Scott unpacks how this foundational layer works, why it’s critical to modern cyber resilience, and what businesses can do to strengthen it. Whether you’re scaling your solution or simply want to operate more securely in the cloud, this episode offers practical advice and fresh perspectives to help you stay ahead of threats. 

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Cyber threats are everywhere. They're more sophisticated. Any business no matter the size is vulnerable. Plus regulations are getting stricter.

In season three of Grey Matter Talks Tech, it's all about cyber security. Kicking off the series, our Cyber Security Specialist Scott Harrison discusses the seven layers of security across seven mini episodes.

First up is the human layer. Discover how humans play a key part in keeping your organisation secure. Scott shares great insights and tips on how to create a strong human firewall.

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It’s the final leg of your journey, but often the hardest to get right. From traffic congestion to customer expectations, the last mile is where precision meets pressure – and that’s where location intelligence makes all the difference.  

Shaun Baker, our Mapping Specialist and the host of the podcast episode welcomes Ryan Gale, a Senior Manager at HERE Professional Services, Americas, and Charlie Maynard, a Senior Manager in Industry Solutions at HERE Technologies.

They discuss insights on how HERE Technologies is helping companies rethink the last mile and gain a competitive edge in the industry. Plus share the challenges and solutions related to last-mile delivery, focusing on how location intelligence can improve operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.

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Join us for an exclusive panel discussion where industry leaders from SmartBear, JetBrains, and Black Marble come together to talk about the future of software development and the latest innovations for your developer toolkit. 

This session dives into the top trends shaping development in 2025 - from AI and DevOps to cloud-native workflows. Discover how each vendor is innovating to meet your modern development challenges and how their tools integrate to create a seamless, end-to-end developer experience.

What you'll learn:

• Key trends in dev tools and workflows for 2025
• Product updates and roadmaps from SmartBear, JetBrains, and Black Marble
• Real-world examples of how these tools are powering amazing apps
• How integrated technologies support agile, DevOps and CI/CD practices
• The value of a connected ecosystem and how Grey Matter simplifies access, licensing, and support

Whether you're a developer, team lead or IT decision-maker this episode will provide valuable insights into building smarter, faster, and more collaborative development environments. 

Please notes that this episode is taken from a recent webinar and one of our speakers had some audio/signal issues. Apologies if you have difficulty understanding a couple of bits.We can share the transcript if needed.

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In this episode, we dive deep into why GitHub remains the go-to platform for developers and teams worldwide. With over 100 million developers, GitHub isn't just a place to store code- it's a thriving ecosystem for collaboration, automation, and innovation. Whether you're a seasoned engineer or just getting started, this episode will help you uncover the full potential of GitHub's modern toolset. 

Our Azure Solutions Specialist, Sam Barnes, chats to Black Marble's CTO, Richard Fennel.

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In this episode, we chat about the current landscape of data science in 2025, looking beyond the headlines dominated by large language models. We see that while advances in the past five years in deep learning have led to new work in natural language processing and computer vision, tabular data analysis and classic machine learning remain a key part of the field. We also discuss the increasingly specialised roles within the data science ecosystem, talk about the evolving toolset that practitioners are using, and see which challenges face modern data science projects. 

Our guest is Dr. Jodie Burchell is the Developer Advocate in Data Science at JetBrains. Jodie was previously a Lead Data Scientist at Verve Group Europe. She completed a PhD in clinical psychology and a postdoc in biostatistics, before leaving academia for a data science career. She has worked for 9 years as a data scientist in both Australia and Germany, developing a range of products including recommendation systems, analysis platforms, search engine improvements and audience profiling. She has held a broad range of responsibilities in her career, doing everything from data analytics to maintaining machine learning solutions in production. 

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Modernising applications isn’t just a technical upgrade; it’s a strategic move. In this episode, we explore how modernisation efforts can deliver real business value, from boosting agility and scalability to enabling innovation and reducing risk. We unpack how organisations can make the right choices about what to modernise and how to align those decisions with their broader goals. 

One of our Azure Solution Specialists, Sam Barnes, interviews Black Marble's Andrew Wilson and William Pitt.

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Are you an ISV or SaaS provider looking to improve your go-to-market strategy? Then take a listen.  

In this episode, we welcome our Microsoft guru, Chris Chandler, to delve into cloud marketplaces and why they’re a route to market for ISVs and SaaS organisations. We discuss their benefits, the opportunity with hyperscalers, and explore support flexibility the Microsoft Cloud Marketplace offers. 

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