Human Factor Security

In this episode, I am pleased to interview the brilliant Karissa Breen the Founder of KBI, an engineered marketing agency that assists cyber security, tech start-ups and established tech businesses to exponentially grow.

I love Karissa's content and advice and her straightforward attitude to the technology sector and achieving success as a business within it.  We talk about her career, her entrepreneurial spirit and how to not be boring in your marketing...You don't want to miss this one.

Kevin is the Head of i-4 a knowledge and experiences sharing forum for senior information security leaders. He has years of experience from working law enforcement and private industry to enable him to help individuals and organisations protect themselves from threats on the internet.  

Kevin was the lead law enforcement advisor to the UK Govenrment for cyber crime protection of the Olympic Games of 2012. Added to that he helped organise the Met Police's cyber crime capabilites.

This episode asks for the help of the infosec community to vote for their choices in the 2018 “Unsung Heroes” awards at Security Serious with Eskenzi. Yvonne Eskenzi explains the philosophy behind the awards which celebrate those working in cyber security who deserve a pat on the back, and gives details of how you can attend the event and vote for your own unsung heroes!

To vote for your Unsung Hero click the link here

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 

Emma is a commercial lawyer and Partner at Kemp Little, specialising in emerging tech, cyber, data, AI and diversity in those areas.

Will is a psychological social engineer, he is able to use the skills learned through studying hypnosis techniques, micro-expressions, emotions and how they can be taken advantage of. By doing so, he proves that the human factor can be more powerful than technology.

Emily Overton uses her skills in influencing and negotiating to help make the issues with records management understandable to all stakeholders. Her enthusiasm helps bring, what could be considered a dry topic, to life.

Bryan Campbell is a Senior Threat Analyst at Proofpoint. He is able to articulate detailed technical information to all levels of knowledge and experience.

On this episode, I am delighted that Sarah Clarke, of Infospectives, returns to the show.

For this episode, I am delighted to be joined by Benjamin Dennehy, the UK's most hated Sales Trainer.

On this episode, I am delighted to be joined by Jamie Graves, the Founder and CEO of ZoneFox.