October has traditionally been National CyberSecurity Awareness Month in the United States, but many countries have followed suit with their own national programs taking place within their own region.

Kiersten Todt has been at the heart of national security in the USA for over 20 years. Currently the President of The Cyber Readiness Institute and Executive Director of the Presidential Commission on National Security, we talk human behaviour, how SMBs can contribute to their own security as well as the national effort and just how that lady socially engineered her way into Mar Y Lago.

Many spy stories we read about and watch in movies are often fiction based on real events. In this podcast, we talk about a real American cyber espionage story, with the FBI agent responsible for the spy’s capture.

A handful of "critical services" are used by pretty much every business these days: cloud, mobile, web/Internet, communications, and other connected critical infrastructure. Many more capabilities that make companies operate rely on a handful of "shared services" that run on top of those vital services. If this starts to sounds like a house of cards, it is because it merely is; with the growing complexity level, its fragility increases exponentially.

In this series, we unveil and discuss the most extensive global hackers and security research economics study. From who they are, the skills they have, what they care about, and much more.

How can we manage complexity from the hardware to society and everything in between? The answer is simple: we come together — academia, research, industries, legislators, organization, and individuals.

Hosts Alyssa Miller, Chloé Messdaghi, and Phillip Wylie each took very non-traditional paths in their careers leading up to their entry into the InfoSec industry.

What separates a highly effective SOC from a poor-performing SOC? In this three-part conversation, we will discuss exactly that: the technology, the humans, and the synergistic relationship between the two.

The line between our online and offline lives is indistinguishable. In these tech-fueled times, our homes, societal well-being, economic prosperity, and the nation's security are impacted by the Internet.

Evolutionary Ethics for AI means that the “Success of AI and AI Ethics requires a new approach. One that harmonizes the partnership between the destiny of humanity and artificial intelligence.” - M. J. Bailey