How do you build digital trust in one of the world’s most complex and high-stakes industries?
In this episode of Wired for Change, cybersecurity meets transformation as host Amy Yee sits down with Iain Paterson, CISO (Chief Information Security Officer) at Well Health Technologies—a digital health leader managing thousands of clinics and software assets across North America.

From his early days in banking and red-team operations to leading cyber strategy in healthcare, Iain shares a masterclass in resilience, risk, and culture.
They explore:

• How healthcare’s digital expansion reshapes risk and resilience

• Why cybersecurity must be treated as a team sport built on “shared fate”

• The new frontier of AI-driven threats and agentic AI inside organizations

• What small and mid-sized businesses can learn from healthcare’s cyber evolution

• Why trust—not technology—is the real foundation of digital transformation

This episode is a must-listen for CISOs, healthcare innovators, and anyone navigating the intersection of cybersecurity, leadership, and change.

Keywords: CISO, cybersecurity, digital health, resilience, risk management, AI agents, leadership, transformation, digital trust, Well Health Technologies, Iain Paterson, Amy Yee

Trust isn’t just earned — it’s engineered.

In this fifth installment of the Digital Transformation Dream Team series, host Amy Yee explores how cybersecurity, privacy, and systems thinking come together to build transformations people can believe in.

Meet three essential archetypes:

• The Cyber Defender (Winston Churchill) — protecting systems and foresight under siege

• The Trust Guardian (George Orwell) — designing for dignity, transparency, and human rights in a data-driven world

• The Systems Steward (Rachel Carson) — anticipating long-term impact and unintended consequences across interconnected systems

From wartime radar to Orwellian warnings to environmental foresight, this episode reveals the care and courage it takes to engineer trust — and what happens when those values are ignored.

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Financial services is a global dependency. Payments, trading, and banking platforms are the backbone of modern economies — and adversaries know it. That’s why fraud, ransomware, DDoS, supply chain exploits, and even deepfakes are converging into systemic risks.

In this special session, (note - may be easier to consume on video via Spotify and YouTube due to visuals) Amy Yee (Chief Digital Officer at Relevantz, Chief Digital Transformation Officer at C3SA, and host of Wired for Change) lays out a practical five-step roadmap for Zero Trust adoption in financial services. Drawing on regulatory expectations, real-world case studies, and FS-ISAC threat intelligence, she maps today’s threats to concrete actions that boards, CISOs, and technology leaders can take now.

📌 What you’ll learn in this session:

• Why financial services is now treated as critical infrastructure, alongside energy and healthcare.

• The five biggest systemic challenges facing the sector — from legacy systems to cloud/API sprawl and third-party concentration risk.

• The 10 Zero Trust domains and how they align with FS regulators (OSFI, OCC, EU DORA, etc.).

• A five-step roadmap to resilience:

  1. Governance & Incident Preparedness – counters The Extortionist

  2. Defensible Architecture – counters The Sleeper Agent

  3. Strong Identity & Endpoint Controls – counters The Manipulator

  4. Securing Data, Apps & Third-Party Access – counters The Disruptor

  5. Continuous Monitoring & Threat Intelligence – counters The Opportunist

• How to sequence Zero Trust for different types of FS institutions (retail vs. investment).

• The role of storytelling and “villain personas” in driving engagement and understanding — one of the biggest barriers to adoption.

🎯 Who should listen:

• CISOs, CIOs, CROs, and Chief Digital/Transformation Officers

• Risk, compliance, and fraud leaders

• Executives who need to translate Zero Trust into board-level and regulatory language

🔗 Connect with Amy Yee:

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amyyee/

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@wired-for-change/videos

• Podcast: Wired for Change on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music

What happens when the lights go out?

In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee sits down with Cheryl Biswas, Strategic Threat Intelligence Specialist, to explore the real-world impact of cyber threats on critical infrastructure — from power grids and water supplies to hospitals and financial systems.

Cheryl shares her personal journey into cybersecurity, sparked by the discovery of Stuxnet, and explains why threat intelligence is not just about collecting data but about providing context, meaning, and timely action. Together, they dive into:

• How nation-state adversaries exploit fear and disruption

• The lessons of Stuxnet, Ukraine’s power grid attacks, and Volt Typhoon

• Why OT/ICS systems present unique risks for critical infrastructure

• How tabletop exercises expose hidden organizational gaps

• The role of diversity, community, and the next generation of cyber defenders

This conversation connects geopolitics, technology, and human psychology — reminding us that defending critical infrastructure is ultimately about protecting the things of life.

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The Hon. Sergio Marchi has lived a remarkable public life — from community activist and city councillor to federal cabinet minister and Canadian ambassador. Now, in his new book Pursuing a Public Life, he reflects on three decades in politics and diplomacy, and makes a call to action for a new generation of leaders.

In this conversation with host Amy Yee on Wired for Change, Marchi shares candid lessons on trust, compromise, and perseverance, and explains why, despite today’s cynicism, politics can still be a force for positive change. From his early activism to leading in the environment, trade, and immigration portfolios, Marchi explores both the challenges and the satisfactions of public service.

📖 Pursuing a Public Life launches November 4 and is available now for pre-order on Indigo, Chapters, and Amazon.

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Leadership drift is real — teams start aligned, but over time priorities shift, communication breaks down, and performance slips.

In this episode, Amy Yee talks with Michelle Chambers about how leaders can recognize the signs of drift, rebuild alignment, and coach their teams back to high performance.

Practical insights on:

• Change leadership vs. change management

• Spotting early warning signs of drift

• Building trust, psychological safety, and resilience

A must-listen for anyone leading through transformation.

Cyber threats to critical infrastructure are no longer hypothetical — they’re already inside the walls. In this special SecureWorld session, Amy Yee (Chief Digital Transformation Officer at C3SA, Chief Digital Officer at Relevantz, and host of Wired for Change) breaks down a practical Zero Trust roadmap designed for OT and ICS environments.

With a unique comic-book “villain persona” framework, Amy brings to life the real adversaries targeting energy, water, transportation, and healthcare systems — from state-sponsored groups like Volt Typhoon and Cyber Av3ngers, to ransomware crews behind Colonial Pipeline–style attacks, to precision saboteurs modeled on Stuxnet/TRITON.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

• Why every country defines “critical infrastructure” differently — and why adversaries don’t care.

• A five-year timeline of global CI cyberattacks (2020–2025).

• The five systemic challenges facing OT and ICS security.

• How insecure legacy protocols (IEC-104, DNP3, Modbus) widen the attack surface.

• A step-by-step Zero Trust roadmap aligned with SANS ICS Critical Controls.

• The four cyber villain personas — Sleeper Agent, Saboteur, Loud Intruder, Extortionist — and how Zero Trust layers stop them.

• Common pitfalls and how to avoid them in CI cybersecurity programs.

This isn’t theory — it’s a roadmap you can apply right now to strengthen resilience, break down silos, and protect the systems everyone depends on.

#ZeroTrust #Cybersecurity #CriticalInfrastructure #OTSecurity #ICSSecurity #SecureWorld

Logistics may be invisible to most of us, but it’s one of the biggest forces shaping our daily lives — and one of the largest sources of global emissions.

In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee sits down with Richard Savoie, engineer, entrepreneur, and CEO of Adiona Tech, to explore how AI and advanced optimization are transforming deliveries, reducing costs, and driving sustainability in supply chains.

Richard shares his journey from his first childhood business to building a company that has powered tens of millions of deliveries and worked with global giants like Coca-Cola. Along the way, he explains why:

• Re-optimizing existing fleets is the cheapest way to cut emissions

• AI is uncovering hidden inefficiencies in logistics that humans can’t see

• Regulations, EV adoption, and sustainability pressures are reshaping the industry

• Startups can thrive — even when working with slow-moving enterprise giants

We also look ahead at agentic AI, electric vehicles, and quantum computing — and what they mean for the future of logistics.

If you’re interested in AI, sustainability, or how innovation scales inside complex systems, this episode pulls back the curtain on the hidden world of logistics.

Keywords for SEO: AI logistics, sustainable supply chains, last-mile delivery, emissions reduction, entrepreneurship, Richard Savoie, Adiona Tech, optimization, supply chain innovation

What does it really take to change — yourself, your team, or your organization?

In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee speaks with Jill Reilly, author of the upcoming book The 10 Permissions, about why transformation begins with giving ourselves permission first.

Drawing from three decades of global work — from South Africa’s transition to democracy to leading HIV/AIDS programs in Zimbabwe and advising boardrooms — Jill shares how change is rarely linear and why permission is the missing ingredient for lasting transformation.

You’ll hear:

• Why inaction is wildly draining and how to reclaim energy.

• The difference between routine correction and routine adaptation in culture.

• How to practice micro-permissions that unlock change in everyday life.

• Why permission is a 21st-century skillset for leaders and organizations.

If you’ve ever hesitated to speak up, lead boldly, or take the first step toward transformation, this conversation will inspire you to rethink what’s possible.

📕 Jill’s book The 10 Permissions launches mid-September.

https://www.amazon.com/Ten-Permissions-Redefining-Adulting-Century/dp/1963827295

Ransomware is no longer just smash-and-grab — it’s a long game. Attackers are more persistent, better resourced, and increasingly using "Ransomware as a Service" to scale their impact.

In this episode of Wired for Change, Amy Yee is joined by Greg Davison (Mimic) and Jarett Parent (C3SA) to explore why organizations must rethink how they defend critical systems. From closing the 20% detection gap to preparing boards for tough questions, this conversation highlights practical strategies for CISOs, IT leaders, and executives who need resilience today.

Chapters:
00:00 – The Modern Ransomware Landscape
05:00 – Mimic’s Origin Story & Mission
09:00 – The Mimic–C3SA Partnership
12:00 – Deflection vs Detection: A New Defense Strategy
19:00 – AI, Innovation, and the Next Wave of Threats
26:00 – What Boards & CISOs Need to Ask
36:00 – The Future of Cyber Resilience
41:00 – Final Reflections

For more information about C3SA: https://c3sa.comFor more information about Mimic: https://mimic.com/