In a SOC, there is the tech stack and the human one. Not really. The fact is, one cannot exist without the other, and the way their synergy manifests can make the difference between success and failure.

To keep things light, Chris suggests we talk about 'professionalism.'

Not long ago, the CIOs of many universities in Ontario, Canada realized that, even if they had security personnel within their team, they couldn't provide security thought leadership. To address this need, they jointly funded a pilot program within ORION to assess the institutions' current state.

Most organizations recognize the importance of keeping their executive staff healthy and safe to protect the business from exposure and risk. However, many limit their understanding of the physical world.

London, New York, Singapore, Rome, Sydney, San Paolo — Brazil, here we go. All over the World, cybersecurity principles are the same, but the way they apply to businesses is a different story. This story, actually.

In the pilot episode, Rafal & Chris decide that the easiest way to ease themselves into a new show is by going for the high-dive.

A conversation with an Internet of Things (IoT) security researcher, tester and expert about smart doorbell and smart lock security.

Are we doing enough to ensure that electoral campaigns and elections are cyber secure and perceived as such by the citizens? The short answer is, of course not — it is never enough. For the long answer, listen up.

With all that humans know about the diversity that makes our world so unique, we still assume that everyone thinks, learns, and lives in the same way. Cybersecurity training is not different: perspectives matter a lot.

Many people are envisioning a better world and a higher quality of life. They know that technology can help us achieve what we want. But what do we want? Why do we want it? How can we achieve it? These are the questions.