The Human Firewall

The Human Firewall

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The Human Firewall episodes

  • S1-E2 Laura Lynggaard Nielsen: Antropologi og digital sikkerhed (DANISH ONLY)

    ONLY DANISH INTERVIEW 

     

    Dagens gæst er Laura Lynggaard Nielsen fra Alexandra Instituttet, og dine værter er Lasse Frost og Christian Lykke-Rasmussen. 

     

    Episoden handler om, hvordan man kan bruge en antropologisk tilgang til at bygge bro mellem eksperter og ikke-eksperter for at skabe bedre sikkerhed i Internet Of Things-løsninger (IOT). 

     

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    Lær mere om Alexandra Instituttet her. 

     

    Lauras vision:  

    • At alle små- og mellemstore virksomheder i Danmark tager aktivt og informeret stilling til deres sikkerhed, og sætter det på den strategiske dagsorden. 

     

    Lauras tre gode råd: 

    • Hvad kan vi gøre i morgen: IOT er en hybrid-teknologi, hvor den viden og kompetence, man har brug for, er meget fragmenteret og tværgående i organisationen. Ofte har ingen et fuldt overblik over hele systemet. Find derfor de rette mennesker og få dem ind i et rum, så de kan tale sammen og finde ud af, hvilket behov I har. Det er et godt første skridt. 
    • Hvad kan vi gøre om 6 måneder: Begynd at indsamle input. Enten i form af, at I selv tager på nogle kurser eller hiver en ekstern ind, der kan hjælpe med at kigge rundt og pege på, hvor I skal have løftet bundniveauet, og hvordan det kan udføres. 
    • Hvad kan vi gøre om 5 år: Etabler styring med sikkerheden, så I sikrer jer, at inputtet bliver indlejret i jeres processer, årshjul og governancemodel. På den måde kan sikkerheden udvikle sig med produktet og med trusselsbilledet. 

     

    48 min
  • S1-E1 Christian Hunt: Behavioral design in compliance

    ENGLISH INTERVIEW STARTS AT 06:36

    The guest is Christian Hunt from Human Risk, and your hosts are Lasse Frost and Christian Lykke-Rasmussen.

    This episode is about why compliance has such a bad reputation, and how we can change that with simple tools from behavioral design.

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    Listen to Christian Hunt's podcast Human Risk here.

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    Christian Hunt's vision:  

    That one day, kids grow up genuinely wanting to become a compliance officer. Because, at the moment, nobody does. The brand is horrible. I would love it, if we could make it more compelling. And I think it is crucial to position compliance closer to its natural place at the center of strategic considerations in all organizations. 

     

    Christian Hunts 3 advice: 

    • What can we do tomorrow: Think about every single interaction you have with your target audience (e-mails you send out, policies you create, training you put on, posters etc.). One bad (i.e. boring, patronizing, unhelpful) communication touch point can undermine your entire programme. 

     

    • What can we do in 6 months: Start developing behavioral-design skillset. Understand the psychology of non-compliance – especially when you, on the surface of it, think it doesn’t make any sense at all – by consulting behavioral-design techniques, ideas, and frameworks (there are loads!), and start experimenting strategically. 

     

    • What can we do in 5 years: Fundamentally rebranding compliance. Turn it into a space where people appreciate what compliance is there to do. Right now, it is viewed as a necessary evil – they tolerate us in meetings. But rebranding compliance would make them want us there, not least in strategic meetings. 
    50 min

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In The Human Firewall, we talk to the leading experts in behavioral design, psychology, innovative learning methods and technology to find the key to ensure organizations' compliance and cybersecurity…