In this Media Archive episode of The InfoSec Control Room, Taher Amine ELHOUARI shares a national television appearance on the topic of electronic flies, cybersecurity, online manipulation, and digital awareness.

This discussion focuses on how digital platforms can be misused to influence, manipulate, mislead, or attack individuals and communities, and why cybersecurity awareness must go beyond passwords, devices, and technical controls.

The episode reflects one of the core missions of The InfoSec Control Room: helping people understand the real-world impact of cybersecurity, governance, risk, trust, and resilience in daily digital life.

Rather than treating cybersecurity as only a technical subject, this session highlights the importance of awareness, digital responsibility, online verification, information integrity, and the role of experts in strengthening cyber maturity across society.

Original appearance: National Television of Algeria, March 2025.

Topics include:

• Electronic flies and online manipulation
• Cybersecurity awareness
• Digital safety
• Information integrity
• Online trust
• Public cyber education
• Responsible digital behavior
• The role of experts in strengthening security culture

Note: This episode is adapted from a public media appearance featuring Taher Amine ELHOUARI. All rights to the original recording remain with their respective owners.

In this Media Archive episode of The InfoSec Control Room, Taher Amine ELHOUARI shares an intervention from the North Africa OT Security Forum, originally featured on ExpressFM.

This discussion focuses on IT/OT convergence, cybersecurity risks, operational resilience, and the opportunities created when industrial environments, critical systems, and digital technologies become increasingly connected.

The episode reflects one of the core missions of The InfoSec Control Room: looking beyond technical security controls and asking what cyber risk means for governance, continuity, resilience, accountability, and decision-making in real operational environments.

Rather than treating OT security as only a technical challenge, this session highlights the importance of risk ownership, industrial cybersecurity maturity, executive awareness, business continuity, and collaboration between IT, OT, security, and leadership teams.

Original appearance: North Africa OT Security Forum, ExpressFM, December 2024.

Topics include:

• IT/OT convergence
• OT cybersecurity
• Industrial cyber risk
• Critical systems and operational resilience
• Cybersecurity governance
• Business continuity
• Risk ownership
• Opportunities and challenges in connected industrial environments

Note: This episode is adapted from a public event/media appearance featuring Taher Amine ELHOUARI. All rights to the original recording remain with their respective owners.

In this Media Archive episode of The InfoSec Control Room, Taher Amine ELHOUARI shares a public radio appearance originally recorded with Médiatics, an Algeria-based radio program.

This episode focuses on cybersecurity, digital awareness, online risk, and the importance of making information security accessible to a wider audience beyond technical teams.

The discussion reflects one of the core missions of The InfoSec Control Room: making cybersecurity, governance, risk, compliance, and resilience practical, understandable, and connected to real-world impact.

Rather than treating cybersecurity as only a technical discipline, this session highlights the importance of awareness, responsible digital behavior, digital trust, and public education in strengthening cyber maturity.

Topics include:

• Cybersecurity awareness
• Digital safety
• Online risk
• Information security culture
• Public cyber education
• Digital trust
• Responsible digital behavior
• The role of experts in strengthening cyber maturity

Note: This episode is adapted from a public radio/media appearance featuring Taher Amine ELHOUARI. All rights to the original recording remain with their respective owners.

In this Media Archive episode of The InfoSec Control Room, Taher Amine ELHOUARI shares a cybersecurity awareness session originally recorded at Radio Médéa.

This episode focuses on public cybersecurity education, online risk, digital safety, and the importance of making security awareness accessible beyond technical teams. It reflects the role of media, experts, and local initiatives in helping people better understand cyber threats and adopt safer digital behavior.

The discussion aligns with the mission of The InfoSec Control Room: making cybersecurity, governance, risk, compliance, and resilience practical, understandable, and connected to real-world impact.

Rather than treating cybersecurity as only a technical discipline, this session highlights the importance of awareness, responsibility, digital trust, and security culture in strengthening cyber maturity.

Topics include:

• Cybersecurity awareness
• Online risk
• Digital safety
• Public cyber education
• Security culture
• Responsible digital behavior
• Digital trust
• The role of experts in strengthening cyber maturity

Note: This episode is adapted from a public radio/media appearance featuring Taher Amine ELHOUARI. All rights to the original recording remain with their respective owners.

In this Media Archive episode of The InfoSec Control Room, Taher Amine ELHOUARI shares a national television appearance analyzing the CrowdStrike global incident and its wider impact on cybersecurity, operational resilience, digital trust, and organizational dependency on critical technology providers.

This episode reflects one of the core missions of The InfoSec Control Room: looking beyond the technical headline and asking what major cyber and technology incidents reveal about governance, risk, continuity, accountability, and resilience.

Rather than treating the incident as only a technical failure, this discussion highlights the importance of preparedness, crisis management, third-party risk, business continuity, communication, and the ability of organizations to maintain control when digital systems fail at scale.

Original appearance: Algerian National Television, August 2024.

Topics include:

• CrowdStrike global incident analysis
• Cyber resilience
• Operational risk
• Business continuity
• Third-party and technology dependency
• Crisis communication
• Digital trust
• Governance lessons from large-scale incidents

Note: This episode is adapted from a public media appearance featuring Taher Amine ELHOUARI. All rights to the original recording remain with their respective owners.

In this Media Archive episode of The InfoSec Control Room, Taher Amine ELHOUARI shares a public radio appearance connected to OWASP Algiers Chapter on Radio Médéa.

This episode focuses on information security, cybersecurity awareness, community engagement, and the role of local initiatives in helping students, professionals, developers, and the wider public better understand digital risk.

The discussion reflects one of the core missions of The InfoSec Control Room: making cybersecurity, governance, risk, and resilience practical, accessible, and connected to real communities.

Rather than treating cybersecurity as a closed technical discipline, this episode highlights the importance of public awareness, responsible digital behavior, community-driven learning, and the role of professional initiatives such as OWASP Algiers in strengthening cybersecurity maturity.

Topics include:

• Information security
• Cybersecurity awareness
• OWASP Algiers
• Community building
• Public cyber education
• Digital trust
• Online risk
• The role of local initiatives in strengthening cyber maturity

Note: This episode is adapted from a public radio/media appearance featuring Taher Amine ELHOUARI. All rights to the original recording remain with their respective owners.

In this Media Archive episode of The InfoSec Control Room, Taher Amine ELHOUARI shares a public radio appearance connected to the TID event, OWASP Algiers, and TechVerse Club on Radio Médéa.

This episode highlights the community and awareness side of cybersecurity: bringing security knowledge closer to students, young professionals, developers, and the wider public through local initiatives, events, and public discussion.

The discussion reflects one of the core missions of The InfoSec Control Room: making cybersecurity, governance, risk, and resilience practical, accessible, and connected to real communities.

Rather than treating cybersecurity as a closed technical discipline, this episode emphasizes the importance of community building, public awareness, responsible digital behavior, and the role of local cybersecurity initiatives in strengthening national cyber maturity.

Topics include:

• Cybersecurity awareness
• Community building
• OWASP Algiers
• TechVerse Club
• Public cyber education
• Local tech initiatives
• Digital trust
• The role of communities in strengthening cybersecurity maturity

Note: This episode is adapted from a public radio/media appearance featuring Taher Amine ELHOUARI. All rights to the original recording remain with their respective owners.

In this Media Archive episode of The InfoSec Control Room, Taher Amine ELHOUARI shares a cybersecurity awareness session originally featured on Algerian National Television.

This episode focuses on making cybersecurity understandable for a wider public audience, connecting technical security concepts with everyday digital behavior, online risk, awareness, and the role of experts in helping society build stronger cyber maturity.

The discussion reflects one of the core missions of The InfoSec Control Room: turning cybersecurity, governance, risk, and resilience into practical knowledge that people, organizations, and decision-makers can actually use.

Rather than treating cybersecurity as only a technical discipline, this session highlights the importance of awareness, responsibility, digital trust, and security culture in reducing cyber risk.

Topics include:

• Cybersecurity awareness
• Digital safety
• Online risk
• Public cyber education
• Security culture
• Digital trust
• The role of experts in strengthening cyber maturity

Note: This episode is adapted from a public media appearance featuring Taher Amine ELHOUARI. All rights to the original recording remain with their respective owners.

In this Media Archive episode of The InfoSec Control Room, Taher Amine ELHOUARI shares a cybersecurity live show originally hosted by TAD — The Algerian Developer.

This session focuses on the journey from cybersecurity fundamentals to professional growth, helping learners, students, developers, and aspiring security practitioners understand how to approach the field with the right mindset, discipline, and practical learning path.

The discussion reflects one of the core missions of The InfoSec Control Room: making cybersecurity, governance, risk, and resilience understandable, practical, and connected to real-world professional development.

Rather than presenting cybersecurity as only a technical skillset, this episode highlights the importance of awareness, ethics, structured learning, continuous practice, community engagement, and the ability to connect technical expertise with real organizational needs.

Topics include:

• Cybersecurity fundamentals
• Cybersecurity career development
• Learning paths for beginners
• Ethical hacking and responsible practice
• Security awareness
• Community learning
• Professional growth in information security
• The role of practitioners in strengthening cyber maturity

Note: This episode is adapted from a public live show featuring Taher Amine ELHOUARI. All rights to the original recording remain with their respective owners.

In this Media Archive episode of The InfoSec Control Room, Taher Amine ELHOUARI shares a public cybersecurity interview originally featured on Eco-Podcast.

The discussion explores cybersecurity, information security leadership, digital trust, professional development, and the role of security practitioners in helping organizations and society better understand cyber risk.

This episode reflects the broader mission of The InfoSec Control Room: connecting cybersecurity, governance, risk, resilience, and field experience in a practical way for professionals, students, leaders, and decision-makers.

Topics include:

• Cybersecurity and information security
• Digital trust
• Security leadership
• Professional growth in cybersecurity
• Awareness and public education
• The role of practitioners in strengthening cyber maturity

Note: This episode is adapted from a public interview featuring Taher Amine ELHOUARI. All rights to the original recording remain with their respective owners.