It All Comes Down to Relationships (Guest Debater: Jessica Burn)
We open season 2 with a new format: guests! Our first guest, Jessica Burn, has been working closely with CISOs and the security industry at Forrester where she is a…
Great Security Debate
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Out of Office: One Year Later
Exactly one year ago, most of the population of the US was given the word to begin to work from home. Security and technology teams were large parts of the…
The ABCs of CISOs
This week we look at the security organisation through the looking glass. From within the org, the leaders and the partners and product/service providers we work with, we dig into…
Our Favourite Things
It’s Valentine’s Day and you get presents. Dan, Brian and Erik discuss the books, people and tools that they each love and changed their lives. None are specifically security-related, so…
The Winds of Change
The time for job change happens and there are a lot of things go along with it including. We cover a ton of them in this week’s episode: The reasons…
Jobs (Not Woz)
We are 9 months into a period in which many workers, including technology and security professionals, are still doing their jobs remotely. Some have moved away from their primary homes,…
Sun and Breeze
A few weeks ago, a company called SolarWinds was discovered to have had some bad actors in placing things in their technology (code) for a while. How did it happen?…
E-Phish-Ency
One of the ways that companies have tried to improve education and awareness about the risks of phishing is the use of phishing tests to see if colleagues click on…
A Frictional Response
A regular complaint by those who consume and use technology is that security adds friction to their process, which often means they get frustrated at the control put in their…
Who You Gonna Call?
When bad things happen to the computers in your organisation, who is the first person you call? IT, the FBI, your general counsel, the insurance company? Today, Erik, Dan and…
