Human Factor Security

Zach is a former professional poker player whose first book, Reading Poker Tells, is often called the best book on the subject. He’s written two other books: Verbal Poker Tells, and Exploiting Poker Tells. And he has a video series that’s currently more than 10 hours of content. He’s also consulted for two World Series of Poker Main Event final table players, looking for patterns in their opponents.

Zach's website - Reading Poker Tells

Zach on Twitter - @apokerplayer

How to Cheat Your Friends at Poker (Penn Jillette)

Review of Frank Wallace’s “Poker: A Guaranteed Income For Life”

Poker: A Guaranteed Income for Life (Frank Wallace)

Emotions Revealed (Paul Ekman)

Lie to Me Series 1 (DVD)

Lie to Me Series 2 (DVD)

Lie to Me Series 3 (DVD)

I Know You Are Lying (Mark McClish)

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Following graduation from the Royal Air Force (RAF) Collage Cranwell Nick has over 30 years senior leadership and executive management experience, mainly in the technical and intelligence environments internationally. 

As a Royal Air Force Officer, his time was mainly spent in Military Intelligence and included serving with the British Army. 

After leaving the RAF he grew an Intelligence training organization embedded with RSAF intelligence. On return to the UK in 2001 joined General Dynamics as Data and Information Fusion (DIF) DTC Programme Director.

Nick founded GridSmart Limited, a tracking and location service company in 2006. In early 2016 he started GordAlex Limited the Advisory and Technology company specialising in Security, Transformation and Innovation. 

He has also been an advisor to a specialist group head in MoD and other government organizations including CNI.

7 Habits of Highly Effective People (Steven Covey)

Dot Com Secrets (Russell Brunson)

Mission Impossible (Blu Ray)

To visit Nick's website click the link here. 

To visit Gordalex website click the link here. 

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Sharif is the Head of Training and Advisory Services for AXIS Capital’s Insurance segment, a market leader in cyber insurance. Sharif is responsible for providing cyber expertise to the underwriting teams across AXIS Insurance, as well as for brokers and clients.

Sharif has developed GCHQ accredited broker and risk-manager training programmes and regularly runs multi-sector crisis management workshops internationally. He’s a former Royal Marine and is credited with creating the globally recognised Frontier Risks SRMC™. A leading security education programme which provides 60 credits to the MBA Risk and Resilience with the University of West Scotland.  

Be Cyber Aware at Sea Campaign 

Security and Risk Management Course with Frontier Risks 

Bruce Schneier Blog - Schneier on Security

Ghost in the Wire (Kevin Mitnick)

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Aubrey works with teams across the business to provide greater opportunities for everyone to join Atlassian and do the best work of their lives there. Her work spans the talent lifecycle from increasing access to technical education for underrepresented minorities through recruiting, retention, and advancement of all Atlassians. She relies heavily on empirical social science in her work, and has developed a new team-level paradigm for external diversity reporting. She believes that leading with empathy is the key to driving meaningful, sustainable change and creating highly effective teams.

  In all areas of her work, she seeks to design effective interventions, programs, and talent practices that create equal opportunities for all Atlassians, and for the global tech industry. She is heavily involved in multiple industry groups seeking to define new standards for company transparency, reporting, and investment in diversity & inclusion. She is an advisor to SheStarts, a Sydney-based accelerator focused exclusively on supporting female founders, BeVisible, and Joonko. She is the co-founder of Sycamore, a community aiming to fix the VC funding gap for underrepresented founders.   Aubrey's talk, How Atlassian Is Building A Balanced Team   Thinking Fast and Slow (Daniel Kahneman)   Becoming (Michelle Obama)   Monetizing Innovation (Madhavan Ramanujam and Georg Tacke)   Don't forget, to get in touch with me either try the contact page of the site or follow me on Twitter, where I can be found at @Jenny_Radcliffe

We catch up with the previous guest, Richard De Vere, on the changes to the Anti-Social Engineer business and the state of the industry. 

Richard De Vere is the Principal Consultant for The AntiSocial Engineer Ltd, he has an extensive background in penetration testing and social engineering assessments, including ‘red team’ exercises and information gathering assessments for financial institutions and some of the UK’s largest companies.

Richard's Site - The AntiSocial Engineer Ltd

Richard on Twitter - @antisocial_eng

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Neil is a veteran information security professional and data protection and privacy expert. He holds more than 20 years of experience in the information security industry with 15 years experience as a leading security practitioner for organisations like Deutsche Bank, Swiss Re and Camelot Group before spending the past five years as Deputy CISO for Forcepoint.

Neil is a member of the ENISA Threat Landscape stakeholder group where he contributes to the EU agency program alongside CERTs to position the threat landscape, offer mitigation advice and threat analysis innovation. He is also co-founder and board member of the Security Advisor Alliance, a not-for-profit organisation formed to help security leaders in their role, engage and support interest in the infosec industry and offer advice and tools to move organisations towards improved risk and data-centric strategies.

Link to Netskope CSO Team

Link to Security Advisor Alliance

Link to Neurodiversity

Link to ENISA Threat Landscape

Link to CSA EMEA Advisory Board

Link to Security 2025 

Link to The Economy of Ideas by John Perry Barlow

Alan Turning: The Enigma (Andrew Hodges) 

Cryptonomicon (Neal Stephenson)

Superintelligence (Nick Bostrom)

Cybernetics (Norbert Wiener)

European Data Protection: Law and Practice (Eduardo Ustaran)

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For this episode, Kai returns to the podcast so we can discuss his fascinating 2018 Security Culture Report. 

Kai is an engaging and award-winning specialist on security behaviors and security culture, he provides organisations around the world with advice on assessing, building and maintaining good security culture using the Security Culture Framework. Kai is also working with researchers and practitioners worldwide to bring insights on human behavior from a security perspective, thus creating better products, services and organisations.

Episode 50: Kai Roer

Link to the 2018 Security Culture Report

Link to the CTLRe website

Link to the Robber's Cave Experiment

Link to Kai's LinkedIn profile

Link to Kai's Twitter profile

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Stefan works for the Internet Security Team at German company DATEV eG. Having started with computers and starting to be puzzled by reality in the 80s, he started out as a programmer in the early 90s. Since 2000 he has been securing networks and computers for various enterprises in Germany and Scotland.

His main focus nowadays is raising security awareness, coming up with creative solutions to security problems and discussing new ideas concerning threat mitigation. When not trying to do any of that, he is either traveling, procrastinating or trying to beat some hacking challenge. Stefan also writes blog posts (in English and German) on his site https://cyberstuff.org

The Cuckoo's Egg (Cliff Stoll)

Kingpin (Kevin Poulson)

PoC or GTFO publication

Stefan's website - cyberstuff.org

Stefan's BSides Munich Talk - Would You Like Some Honey With That

Stefan on Twitter - @khae

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Jim is a passionate storyteller, using his incredible skills to bring humour and relevance to internal and external communications via film. The entertaining educational videos that Twist and Shout produce make them, and more importantly the messages they are portraying stand out, particularly in the security awareness field. 

During the episode, we finally find out who really made Host Unknown the powerhouse it is today. Jim's infectious enthusiasm for creativity also gives us an insight into why he started the company and has made it the success it is today. 

Three Guys Walk into a Bar (The Different Press)

Jim Shields on Twitter link

Jim Shields on LinkedIn link

Twist & Shout website link

Restricted Intelligence website link

Tuesdays with Bernie website link

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In the first of what will become a semi-regular series, the Tin Foil Hats Club, I chat with a previous guest, Ian Trump, about a few topics. We delve into what some news items actually mean and how they affect the information security industry.  

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