Aunshul Rege, an associate professor with the criminal justice department at Temple University talks about critical infrastructure and the threats these systems face as they become more internet connected.

Michael Levi, professor of criminology at Cardiff University, talks about regulation and how it works in regards to cybercrime.

Sarah Jamie Lewis, the executive director of the Open Privacy Research Society, talks about privacy in the context of cyberspace.

Darren Ruger is the Chief Technological Officer and Managing Director of AFN Solutions. He talks about surveillance technologies in everyday life and beyond.

Bridget Harris, senior lecturer in the Faculty of Law at the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia, and recipient of the prestigious DECRA research grant, talks about technology-facilitated abuse.

Mia Bloom, professor of Communications at Georgia State University and expert on terrorism, explains how terrorism, radicalization, and extremism present in online spaces and make use technology.  

Rasmus Munksgaard talks about what the darkweb is and the cryptomarkets that operate on it.

Chris Crowley is a cybersecurity practitioner and a teacher who specializes in penetration testing, security operations, incident response, and forensic analysis. In this episode, he talks about technical attacks that happen in or via cyberspace.

Cassandra Cross, senior research fellow at the Cybersecurity Cooperative Research Centre, at the Queensland University of Technology talks about the topics she researches: online frauds and how they impact victims.

Jonathan Lusthaus, Director of the Human Cybercriminal Project in the Department of Sociology at the University of Oxford, talks about the organization of profit-driven cybercrime and the people who engage in it.