Human Factor Security

This episode is an interview about running internal cyber awareness campaigns within a big firm. It highlights how experts in PR and marketing use film, events and other media to spread the cyber security message within their firm and gives tips and tricks on how to keep the message fresh, current and present in the minds of employees.

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James has an 18-year career in IT, with eight years in roles within financial services. Using his specialist knowledge he is able to produce working information security policies and procedures from international standards and frameworks such as CIS, NIST, NSA-IA, AusDSD and NESA-IAS.

As a proponent for educating staff in appropriate ways depending on their level and position, he advocates a culture of all working together to help make an organisation safe. 

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The Cuckoo's Egg (Cliff Stoll) 

The Phoenix Project

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MlleLicious is a well-known face in the Information Security industry. She assists organisations who are interested in improving inclusion as well as fostering genuine diversity in both the industry and conferences. 

She discusses her extensive experience of the subject, why it's so important to get the message right and her role as a "Brit as a service..."

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White Fragility (Robin Diangelo)

So You Want To Talk About Race (Ijeoma Oluo)

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In typically modest fashion, Stu performs "security stuff" at PhotoBox. He found his route into infosec via an unusual route, whilst DJing on the side. 

Not content with spending his time learning about the varied issues that are present in the information security world, he has started and run Security Scotland meetup, a regular, relaxed meet up with interesting speakers bringing a unique perspective on issues to a varied audience.

Mark is working within Thames Valley Police to help develop and deliver a Cyber-Protect strategy across the force. The aim is for proactive cyber-crime prevention initiatives to be created and utilised. 

By working with stakeholders, both within and outside of the force, Mark is helping staff be self-aware of the risks and to pass the message on to friends and family, via the #Tell2 campaign.

Danielle looks after global infosec and compliance, covering over 1000 stores and business 15K+ employees globally, cross many brands we would not realise are part of the JD Sports group. Before that, she worked at Matalan, as the Commercial Risk and Compliance Manager. Prior to the retail industry, she held various roles in Barclays Bank.

On this episode, I am delighted to be joined by Alan Jenkins, who is Principal Consultant at Cybercorre. Alan has extensive experience in all facets of security, particularly cyber and enterprise security risk management. He has worked in the armed forces as well as private and public sectors, across a range of industries. This breadth and depth in know-how has given him added insight into business risk management.

Patricia Vella has extensive experience in creating and running business continuity programmes for a host of large, multi-national organisations across many sectors.

Her work includes setting up the management control system, developing awareness and training programme, embedding BC into business processes and development of strategy, budget, policy and plans.

Scott regularly appears as a guest expert on television and radio discussing scams and fraud. He gives talks at major organisations as well as educational institutions. 

Scott is also a Scambassador for National Trading Standards, work with the TakeFive campaign, most recently in Scam Academy, and give regular talks to community groups, and schools, on how to stay safe online.

On this episode, I am delighted to be joined by Dr. Andrea Cullen, who is Senior Lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Bradford.

Andrea has developed a radicalization framework, that uses a stepwise approach to radicalization. Organisations and staff such as West Yorkshire Police and Prevent Officers have implemented the outcomes of this work. 

Added to that Andrea has helped create a dedicated technical penetration testing lab, where industry and students can work on simulated attacks.