In the second of the four-part series, Lyn and Stephen look at why a Handling Standard is necessary, and what it should comprise

Classification is the first step to ensuring the confidentiality of company information.

Lyn and Stephen dig into the subject, and provide a mnemonic to remember the process.

When Russ Albright was pardoned by Donald Trump, it left some listeners reflecting back to the Silk Road. Lyn and Stephen discuss the events and their relevance.

In a call-back to Episode 10, they also touch on this week's DeepSeek announcement.

Hackers frequently appear in movies, usually inaccurately.

Lyn and Stephen take a tongue-in-cheek look at how directors get it wrong - and highlight a few movies that don't.

Zero-trust security is a term bandied around, but what does it actually mean?

Lyn and Stephen discuss the principles - and the implications.

There are well over a hundred different kinds of security products in the market, with thousands of vendors emphasizing the relevance of their solutions.

So where should a CISO invest funds?

Lyn and Stephen discuss - with a little help from AI opinions.

Starting the new year requires a CISO to stop and take stock, before compiling or reviewing the plan for the year.

In this episode, Lyn and Stephen discuss their approaches to compiling the new year plan.

In the third episode on Quantum Cryptography, Lyn and Stephen review episodes 13 and 14, explain Quantum Computing, and then put it together in an explanation of Quantum Cryptography.

In part two of the Quantum Cryptography series, Lyn and Stephen discuss the Double Slit Experiment, Quantum Entanglement, and of course, Schroedinger's Cat.

Stephen is back from taking a break and joins Lyn in this first of three episodes about Quantum Cryptography.

In this episode: a high-level view of the principles of Cryptography.