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The Security Strategist

Stay ahead of cyberthreats with expert insights and practical security . Led by an ensemble cast of industry thought leaderss offering in-depth analysis and practical advice to fortify your organization"s defenses.

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31:07

The Psychology of Security: Empowering People to Protect

The Security Strategist ·

2024/11/27

Understanding human behaviour is critical in creating secure environments, as human actions, decisions, and vulnerabilities often determine the effectiveness of security measures. By prioritising behavioural insights, organisations can anticipate potential threats and design systems that align with how people naturally act and interact.Discussing the psychological drivers behind employee behaviour helps uncover why individuals may unknowingly bypass security protocols, highlighting the importance of

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15:11

How do Hackers Collect Intelligence on their Victims?

The Security Strategist ·

2024/11/18

Hackers today rely on sophisticated techniques to collect information about their targets, combining digital stealth, social engineering, and data mining to get ahead. From scouring social media profiles to exploiting publicly available data, attackers gather intelligence that helps them pinpoint vulnerabilities and personalise attacks. Every detail—personal photos, company affiliations, online connections—can provide valuable clues for hackers, helping them craft realistic phishing attempts,

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25:38

Drive by Diplomacy: Cybersecurity in the Age of...

The Security Strategist ·

2024/11/13

As Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) rapidly gain market share across Europe, cybersecurity has become a key focus for regulators, manufacturers, and consumers alike. These advanced vehicles, packed with digital features and data-driven capabilities, also bring new cybersecurity challenges. With sophisticated connectivity features, onboard software, and data collection systems, the risk of cyber vulnerabilities is heightened, raising questions about data privacy, vehicle security, and the integrity of

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19:48

Closing the Cloud Gap: CDR vs. Traditional Security...

The Security Strategist ·

2024/11/06

With cloud attacks rising, Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) is becoming a crucial focus in modern security operations. But what exactly is CDR, and how does it fit alongside other advanced security solutions like XDR? Just as Security Operations Centers (SOCs) defend the enterprise network, they now must extend their defences to the cloud, ensuring threats are detected and addressed in real time.However, many organisations still rely heavily on Posture Management and "Shift Left" strategies to

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35:03

Courage & Resilience: Bringing FBI Grit to Cybersecurity

The Security Strategist ·

2024/11/06

When it comes to decision-making, courage is paramount. Cybersecurity professionals must navigate high-stakes environments where swift, bold decisions can mean the difference between safeguarding critical assets and exposing vulnerabilities. This requires a willingness to act decisively, even under uncertainty, and to take calculated risks for the greater good of organizational security. Courage in this field isn’t just about individual bravery—it’s about fostering a culture where team members feel

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24:02

Ransom-Repeat: How to Stop Funding Your Favorite...

The Security Strategist ·

2024/10/23

Ransomware attacks increasingly force organisations to pay ransom due to the significant impact on operations, data loss, and the fear of reputational damage. Semperis’s Ransomware Risk Report explores the reasons behind the high percentage of businesses making payments, which inadvertently encourages attackers to strike again. By giving in to demands, many companies fall into a dangerous cycle of repeated attacks, becoming easy targets for cybercriminals.To mitigate this risk, it is critical to

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19:33

Ransomware: A Battle for Cyber Security

The Security Strategist ·

2024/10/16

Ransomware has become a pervasive threat, targeting organisations of all sizes and industries. The complexities of recovery after an attack are enormous, often involving extensive data restoration, system reconfiguration, and potential business disruptions. The financial toll, reputational damage, and operational downtime can be devastating.AI can be a powerful tool in this battle that allows organisations to spot and prevent threats more effectively, analyse vast datasets for anomalies, and

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23:33

The Innovation Paradox: Security and Productivity in...

The Security Strategist ·

2024/10/16

Companies are constantly pushing for innovation to stay competitive. Whether adopting new technologies or streamlining processes, innovation is key to growth. However, as businesses embrace digital transformation, they open themselves to new security vulnerabilities. These advancements can quickly become liabilities without proper protection, exposing companies to cyberattacks, data breaches, and other security threats.Striking the right balance between innovation and security is essential for

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18:12

Top Findings from ISMS.Online’s “State of Information...

The Security Strategist ·

2024/10/16

In this episode, Luke Dash, CEO of ISMS.online, speaks to Paulina Rios Maya, Head of Industry Relations, about the current state of information security, drawing on key findings from their latest report. The discussion emphasises the growing importance of compliance in the face of rising data breaches and supply chain vulnerabilities.They explore artificial intelligence's dual role in cybersecurity, highlighting its potential to enhance defences and the increasing threat posed by AI-driven attacks

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21:30

Hackers: Heroes vs Villains – The Code Wars

The Security Strategist ·

2024/10/14

Ethical hacking, or penetration testing, plays a key role in protecting businesses from cyber threats by identifying vulnerabilities before malicious hackers can exploit them. As AI becomes more embedded in critical operations, it becomes a prime target for cybercriminals. Ethical hackers are stepping up to defend these systems, using their skills to protect sensitive data, safeguard privacy, and ensure businesses stay secure and operational.With the rise of AI-powered security tools, ethical

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17:41

Identity - a quick win in your Zero Trust roadmap

The Security Strategist ·

2024/10/10

Traditional security models are no longer enough. Identity and Zero Trust have become essential pillars of modern information security strategies. By focusing on “never trust, always verify,” Zero Trust ensures that no user or device is trusted by default—whether inside or outside the network—identity management, meanwhile, safeguards access by verifying who is accessing your systems and data.Together, these approaches offer a more robust, adaptive defence against cyber threats, helping

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21:43

Infiltration Insights: Red Team Operations

The Security Strategist ·

2024/10/09

Red teaming is a proactive cybersecurity approach where ethical hackers simulate real-world attacks to test an organisation’s defences. Unlike traditional testing, red teaming mimics sophisticated threats to expose vulnerabilities in networks, systems, and even human factors. This process helps organisations identify weaknesses, strengthen their security posture, and improve their incident response plans to stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.An important aspect of red teaming is the interpersonal

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25:51

Rethinking Data Security: Strategies for Safeguarding...

The Security Strategist ·

2024/10/04

Protecting sensitive data requires a robust approach, with Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) and Data Loss Prevention (DLP) at the forefront. DSPM aligns security policies with data architecture, while DLP prevents unauthorised access and leaks.Understanding data classification and custodianship is key to this, as it ensures that sensitive data is prioritised. Integrating AI further strengthens these strategies, offering real-time threat detection and automated protection.In this episode,

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25:55

Fraud Rings and Crypto Scams: How to Outsmart the Bad...

The Security Strategist ·

2024/09/26

Fraud networks are becoming more sophisticated, posing a significant threat to the financial, iGaming and crypto sectors. As fraudsters’ tactics evolve, these industries face growing challenges in identifying, disrupting, and preventing their activities.According to Sumsub internal research, every 100th user was involved in fraudulent networks in 2023. The need for robust fraud detection and prevention, from financial institutions to crypto exchanges and online gaming platforms, has never been

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19:08

Neural Networks at Risk: AI and Cyber Threats

The Security Strategist ·

2024/09/25

New cybersecurity risks threaten critical data and systems as organisations increasingly adopt AI-driven technologies, particularly neural networks and Gen-AI. These advanced AI models, while powerful, are vulnerable to a range of attacks, including adversarial manipulation, data poisoning, and model inversion, where attackers can reverse-engineer sensitive data from the AI’s output. The complexity of neural networks often makes detecting and mitigating these risks difficult, leaving organisations

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21:48

Authenticating Users with Traditional SSO is Not Enough

The Security Strategist ·

2024/09/20

Traditional workforce access methods are increasingly vulnerable to account takeovers, highlighting the urgent need for zero-trust access.Infinipoint addresses these vulnerabilities by offering one-click remediation for device security posture checks. This innovative solution ensures that only devices meeting strict security standards can access critical resources, thereby enhancing overall security.In this episode, Paulina speaks with Ran Lampert, CEO and Co-founder of Infinipoint, about the

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17:32

SCION: The Future of Critical Infrastructure Defence

The Security Strategist ·

2024/09/17

As the number of connected devices grows, so does the vulnerability of our digital infrastructure. Traditional security measures need help to keep up with the increasingly sophisticated threats targeting critical networks in sectors like utilities and finance. To address these challenges, there is a pressing need for a new approach to Internet security that can create secure, isolated environments within the existing Internet infrastructure.SCION offers a groundbreaking solution by upgrading the

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16:13

How is Proactive CDR Revolutionising Cloud Security

The Security Strategist ·

2024/09/16

As cloud adoption accelerates, the demand for effective cloud threat detection solutions is snowballing. Organisations face increasing challenges in securing their cloud environments due to the complexity of modern infrastructures and cyber threats. Traditional security measures often fail to identify and respond to sophisticated cloud-based attacks, leaving businesses vulnerable to breaches, data loss, and service disruptions.Skyhawk addresses these challenges with its cutting-edge autonomous

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18:47

Defend Like a Pro: Comprehensive Threat Detection &...

The Security Strategist ·

2024/09/11

Critical Start's Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service is designed to provide24x7x365 monitoring, human-driven threat investigation, and flexible deployment acrossIT and OT environments.By leveraging deep technical expertise, robust API integrations, and contractual SLAs,they offer comprehensive protection against evolving cyber threats.Critical Start tackles attack vectors such as phishing, brute force attacks, andvulnerability exploitation by combining advanced threat detection

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23:32

Cutting Through the Noise: Redefining Detection and...

The Security Strategist ·

2024/09/04

When looking for the right cybersecurity to keep your organization safe, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the acronyms and solutions on the market today. EDR. MDR. XDR. NDR. How can organizations really identify not only what they need, but what solutions can evolve with their strategies?In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Chris Steffen, EMA's Vice President of Research, speaks to Kyle Falkenhagen, Secureworks’ Chief Product Officer, to discuss how organizations are investing in extended detection

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