Cybersecurity Advisors Network
The Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) is a global community that connects cybersecurity experts for peer interaction and benefits. Through CyAN, members gain access to partner institutions, the expertise of their peers, and assistance with their projects. The podcast shares stories of members using this trust network to create opportunities through their complementary profiles and experiences. It highlights how collaboration and professional connections can strengthen work in the cybersecurity field.
Episodes
Shantanu Bhattacharya: What do File Security and LLM Optimisation Have in Common?
CyAN member and 360Sequrity CEO/founder Shantanu Bhattacharya joins us for a repeat recording of a discussion about two seemingly unrelated, but definitely connected aspects of security: what are the gaps in protecting sensitive data on key systems, and why does improving LLM performance support this mission? Notes and links: Due to the volume of supporting links and text, we've listed them on
Paul Maskall - Psychology, Risk, and Cybercrime
Paul Maskall is a UK-based expert, author, lecturer, and advisor in numerous aspects of cybercrime and information security, such as the psychology of fraud. He joins us today for an extensive conversation about perceived risk, emotion, fallacies, and more. Notes and links: Due to the volume of supporting links and text, we've listed them on the CyAN blog, available here: https://cybersecuritya
Nigel Phair - Nigel Phair - Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Cyber-Certification, and More
We are honoured to welcome Nigel Phair, founding force behind Australia's first High-Tech Crime Centre, Director for CREST Asia Pacific and Cybersecurity Professor at Monash university, to the Secure-in-Mind podcast. In this episode, we trace his shift from AFP investigations to shaping global infosec certification, we touch on Australia's evolving cyber-professionalisation debate, and explore how
Philipp Amann - Policy, Patching, Programming
Nick Kelly is pleased to welcome Philip Amann, the current Head of Digital Security at the European Central Bank and veteran strategist from Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3), The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Secretariat for Cyber/ICT, the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC), and beyond, for our latest podcast episode. We cut straight to how real
Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Society - With Vilija Vainaite
Vilija Vainaite is co-founder of Women 4 Cyber Netherlands, and of Encode Europe. Notes and links: Due to the volume of supporting links and text, we've listed them on the CyAN blog, available here: https://cybersecurityadvisors.network/2025/07/23/new-podcast-artificial-intelligence-cybersecurity-and-society-with-vilija-vainate/ Vilija Vainaite on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vainaitev/
Return of the Bride of Terrorism, With Bjørn Ihler
Bjørn Ihler is Director of the Sweden-based Khalifa Ihler Institute, as well as founder and CEO of Revontulet, a Norwegian consultancy devoted to helping organisations protect themselves against terrorism and violent extremism. Part III of our mini-series on terrorism and violent extremism deals with freedom of speech, laws, personal and corporate obligations, and support for survivors of extremis
Bjørn Ihler - Let's Talk Terrorism, Part II
Bjørn Ihler is Director of the Sweden-based Khalifa Ihler Institute, as well as founder and CEO of Revontulet, a Norwegian consultancy devoted to helping organisations protect themselves against terrorism and violent extremism. We continue our conversation about terrorism - including whether the term has been watered down due to overuse, how we can spot extremist content, what some of the tactics
Let's Talk Terrorism, With Bjørn Ihler
Bjørn Ihler is Director of the Sweden-based Khalifa Ihler Institute, as well as founder and CEO of Revontulet, a Norwegian consultancy devoted to helping organisations protect themselves against terrorism and violent extremism. An activist, expert, and frequent speaker on the topic of terrorist and violent extremist content (TVEC), Bjørn joins us today to share his thoughts on the very broad topic
DPO & Hacker Éthique : Une synergie stratégique au cœur de la cybersécurité
Retour sur le webinaire organisé par l'initiative Black Is Ethical – 26 mars 2025 Le 26 mars 2025, l'initiative Black Is Ethical, soutenue par le Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) a organisé un webinaire autour d'un thème essentiel pour l'avenir de la cybersécurité :Comment instaurer une relation de confiance entre le Data Protection Officer (DPO) et le Hacker Éthique ? Ce webinaire a permis
Information Sharing, Cybersecurity Politics, Threats, and More
This week, CyAN welcomes Gate15 Managing Director Andy Jabbour for a meandering talk around intelligence sharing, information security investments and ROI, US and European cyber policy, defence, and more. Notes and links: Due to the volume of supporting links and text, we've listed them on the CyAN blog, available here: https://cybersecurityadvisors.network/2025/03/21/new-podcast-information-shar
Breaking the Cycle: Combating Online IBSA for a Safer Digital Experience
Image-Based Sexual Abuse (IBSA) is a Growing Threat Online! IBSA can happen to anyone—regardless of age, sex, or gender. With the rise of AI and deepfakes, both real and fake intimate images are being shared without consent, causing immense harm. Explore the recorded session of "Breaking the Cycle – Combating Online Image-Based Sexual Abuse." Delve into expert discussions on the severe impacts o
State of (Cyber)War - Military Cryptology, Part II: The Cold War and Beyond
Due to the volume of supporting links and text, we've listed them on the CyAN blog, available here: https://cybersecurityadvisors.network/2025/01/20/state-of-cyberwar-ep-8-2-military-cryptology-part-ii/ Hugo Tarrida on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hugo-tarrida-32915a204/ John Salomon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnsalomon/ Check out the rest of CyAN's media channels on htt
Military Cryptology, Part I: Antiquity Through the End of World War II
Notes and Links: Due to the volume of supporting links and text, we've listed them on the CyAN blog, available here: https://cybersecurityadvisors.network/2025/01/16/new-podcast-military-cryptology-part-i/ Hugo Tarrida on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hugo-tarrida-32915a204/ John Salomon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnsalomon/ Check out the rest of CyAN's media channels on
Chinese Cyber-Range Exercises
Mei Danowski, co-founder of Natto Thoughts, and Eugenio Benincasa of ETH Zürich's Center for Strategic Studies, join us to explain China's cyber-exercise capabilities. Mei is a veteran strategic threat intelligence analyst and a founding member of the Natto Thoughts team, and Eugenio Benincasa is a senior cyberdefense researcher at the Swiss Federal Polytechnic Institute. Notes and Links can be fo
Subsea Cables Part II – Mind the Sharks
Welcome to the second of our two-part edition on underwater communications cables. Hugo Tarrida and John Salomon discuss the current threat environment facing global underwater data links, motivations of actors, legal frameworks protecting these cables, and more. Notes and Links: Due to the volume of supporting links and text, we've listed them on the CyAN blog, available here: https://cybersecur
Subsea Cables – A Crunchy Target
Welcome to the first of our two-part episode on underwater communications cables. Hugo Tarrida and John Salomon discuss the history and current situation surrounding the world of undersea comms infrastructure, and try to get a grasp of threats to the data links under our oceans that are an integral part of both civilian and military capabilities. Notes and Links: Due to the volume of supporting li
Iranian Cyberwarfare History and Capabilities
State of (CyberWar) Episode 6.2 In part III of our Middle East cyberwarfare mini-series, Hugo Tarrida and John Salomon talk about probably the most complex topic yet - Iran. Following our analysis of the broader Middle East region, and of Israeli capabilities and activities, today's episode is an overview of Iran - the history of its online conflict capabilities, the history behind the estab
Israeli Cyberwarfare History and Capabilities
State of (CyberWar) Episode 6.1 Join Hugo Tarrida and John Salomon for the latest part of our Middle East cyberwarfare mini-series. We decided to split a more in-depth discussion about the two most capable actors in the region, Israel and Iran, into two half-episodes. Join us as we look at the organizations that make up Israeli cyberwarfare and -defense capabilities, the history of Israeli s
Linux Malware and Security, with Craig Rowland
In today's conversation, Craig Rowland joins us to talk about the often overlooked significance of Linux as a key part of global communications and computing infrastructure, and discuss various types threats targeting Linux systems. Malware, attackers, and techniques are often very distinct from those seen on Windows; Craig shares insights all of these from his extensive experience both writing
Cyber Conflict in the Middle East - Round One
In today's episode of State of (Cyber)War, Hugo Tarrida and John Salomon talk about the background and current state of cyber conflict in the Middle East. We give an overview of some of the major state actors involved, and zero in on the structures, groups, and motivations of the two main regional adversaries - Iran and Israel. Notes and links: Due to the volume of supporting links and text, we'
China's Increasingly Muscular Cyberwarfare Capability
In today's episode of State of (Cyber)War, Hugo Tarrida and John Salomon talk about China's approach to cyberwar. What is the history behind Chinese cyber capabilities? What are Chinese geopolitical, economic, and social objectives that drive their international cyber activities? What are some of the biases that we should be aware of when evaluating the trajectory of China and its cyberwar abil
50 Cent Army? What a Bargain! China and its Disinformation Campaigns
Join James Briscoe and John Salomon in the latest episode of the State of (Cyber)War podcast as they discuss the People's Republic of China and some of its disinformation capabilities. This informal conversation includes discussion about Chinese foreign election interference, domestic social media manipulation, Taiwan, China's foreign political and economic interests and more. John Salomon - htt
Japan's National Cyberdefence - It's Not a Military Thing, Honest
Welcome to episode 2 of CyAN's State of (Cyber) War series. Today, James Briscoe and John Salomon talk about Japan - its national cyberdefence capabilities, the regional and global threat landscape, regulations and laws, and how all of these are evolving in the face of changing geopolitical realities and technologies. A few notes from our chat: 02:25 US-Japan 1960 joint security treaty: https://w
State of (Cyber) War - Russia, Offensive Cyber Operations, and Terror, Oh My
Welcome to episode 1 of CyAN's new State of (Cyber) War series. Join John Salomon and James Briscoe in a discussion of offensive cyberoperations involving Russian actors, parallels to historical attacks on civilians, expectations and limitations of information operations, and more. A few notes from our chat: 05:10 James' research paper on Russia/Ukraine: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:
The Snatch Ransomware Gang - Juan Nicolossi, PRODAFT Threat Intel Team Lead
Juan Ignacio Nicolossi, PRODAFT Team Leader for threat intelligence, joins us today from Chile to discuss the Snatch ransomware group. Active since mid-2018, Snatch has caused havoc in a variety of companies and government agencies. In this episode, we discuss Snatch's techniques, the significance of how they use stolen information, and how their approach to what's important to customers means
Disinformation, AI, and Security - Dmytro Bilash
Dmytro Bilash joins us for a conversation about online disinformation - what it is, how it adversely affects democratic societies, who's behind it, and how we can combat this major and growing threat to social cohesion and political and economic stability. A few contextual link from our discussion: Dr. Egor Zakharov of the Swiss Federal Polytechnic Institute, Zurich (ETHZ) - AI expert, and partici
The Paradoxes of Personalization, Regulation, and Trust - Kojo Osei Amoyaw-Osei Presents his Thesis
Kojo Osei Amoyaw-Osei is a master's candidate at EM-Lyon Business School. He joins us today to discuss his thesis project for the MSc programme in Cybersecurity and Defence Management. Businesses face a growing set of challenges when building their information security maturity - specifically, Kojo has identified three core paradoxes in his research: 1) Personalisation - delivering personalised
Jillian Kwong - Cybersecurity Challenges in Small to Medium Enterprises (SME)
Thanks Jillian Kwong, Research Scientist at Cybersecurity at MIT Sloan (CAMS), for joining us today as we discuss Jillian's work in cybersecurity third party risk management and more. Jillian has a PhD in Communication from the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California, where her dissertation looked at the human and managerial side of data privacy (e.g. GDPR, CCPA
Hugo Tarrida on Cyberdefence and Information Warfare
In today's Secure-in-Mind episode, we talk about cyberwarfare with Hugo Tarrida. Hugo recently finished his master's with a focus on cyber and hybrid warfare and the impact it has on security, at King's College London. Cyber and hybrid warfare are rapidly evolving domains of conflict that encompass a wide array of threats and tactics. These strategies involve cyberattacks aimed at disrupting criti
Privacy, Encryption, Authentication...a chat with Remy Bertot, CTO of Passbolt
Remy Bertot joins us for the latest Secure-in-Mind episode. Based on his work with Passbolt, makers of a popular open source password manager, Remy shares his observations on current trends and future expecations of passwords, authentication tokens, and similar mechanisms. We talk about security in open source software, certifications and audits, telemetry and usage statistics, and how such OSS p
Florian Hantke - pen tester, vulnerability researcher, cybersecurity doctoral candidate
Today's Secure-in-Mind episode features a discussion with (soon to be Dr.) Florian Hantke, a candidate in the pilot intake of the CyAN mentorship pilot programmed. Florian is conducting advanced research on vulnerability management and information security trends as part of the secure web applications group at CISPA Helmholtz, a major German academic research network. He is an accomplished pene
From Academia to Cybersecurity Career - A Chat with Emlyon Business School
The cybersecurity employment market is in a unique situation - teams are often underfunded and overtaxed, while layoffs at big tech and other security-reliant critical firms have left insecurity in the industry - as regulatory requirements and evolving threats require ever more attention to the topic. Meanwhile, academic institutions are continuously challenged to improve their approaches to dev
Fraud, Scams, and Other Assorted Awfulness - Jorij Abraham, Global Anti-Scam Alliance
Many of us have fallen victims to scams. Most of us know someone else who has. Fraud did not start with the Internet, but it has unfortunately become an integral part of the online experience. Jorij Abraham is Managing Director of the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA), a non-profit organization based in Amsterdam and a partner to CyAN. In today's Secure-in-Mind episode, we talk about GASA's mis
Surviving a Cyber Incident - Geoff Leeming, Founder of Pragma
Let's face it: your company will be breached. This is just a reality in today's business world. The first step is to accept this, and to understand why it happens. The next step is to take steps to minimize the damage from a security incident when it inevitably occurs. In today's episode of the Secure-in-Mind series of conversations about security topics, CyAN explores the topic of surviving a cy
Cyber Risk Insurance - Myths and Considerations, with Anthony Hess
In today's episode of the Secure-in-Mind series, I'm joined by Anthony Hess, CEO of co-founder of cyber crisis management and response firm Asceris. Anthony has a wealth of experience working with insurance firms, especially in the field of cybersecurity and cyber risk insurance, and combines a strong technologist's background with a wealth of knowledge around insurance logic, policy types, underw
Dr. Mischa Hansel on Zero Days, Cyber Vulnerability Policy and More
In the latest episode of the Good Faith Cybersecurity Researches' Coalition dialogues, we speak with Mischa Hansel, head of the research focus on international cybersecurity at the IFSH - the University of Hamburg institute for peace research and security. In our conversation, we cover topics such as - stockpiling and weaponizing of cyber vulnerabilities by state actors - vulnerability reporting r
AI - Risk Management, Good Practice, and Common Sense
In today's episode of the Secure-in-Mind series, Joe Cozzupoli and I confront some burning topics around how to deal with artificial intelligence (AI) when confidential or critical data is involved. On the CyAN blog, Joe recently wrote about the need to balance privacy and security in AI systems - you can find that article here: https://cybersecurityadvisors.network/2023/05/03/balancing-privacy
Gender- and Neurodiversity in Cybersecurity - Talking Equity with Dr. Jacqui Taylor
Dr. Jacqui Taylor and John Salomon talk about the state of diversity in the cybersecurity industry. What is the state of women in the sector, and how are neurodiverse professionals represented in information security positions? What are the current challenges facing underrepresented groups in industry, how do we see this developing in the coming years, and how can we help address current imbala
Wim Hafkamp - Healthcare Cybersecurity Challenges in the Netherlands, Europe, and Beyond
Welcome Wim Hafkamp, Managing Director of Z-CERT, the Dutch healthcare CERT, and Quartermaster / Chairman of the European Health ISAC. Wim brings many years of information security leadership experience in the financial sector to his current organisation's role of supporting the cybersecurity resilience of the Dutch medical and healthcare community. In the latest in our Secure in Mind series, w
Vulnerabilities, Threats, Lions, Tigers, and Bears, Oh My - With Eward Driehuis, of CSIRT.global
Welcome Eward Driehuis, chairman of the board of CSIRT.global. Eward has a long and diverse history in the information security sector, and currently supports the mission of CSIRT.global, a not for profit vulnerability and incident management collective based in the Netherlands. Today, we talk about a wide range of topics, including - various types of malware - the evolution of visibility into di
Safe Harbour Laws for Cyber-Vulnerability Researchers, with Inti de Ceukelaire
CyAN welcomes Inti de Ceukelaire, ethical cybervulnerability researcher, and Chief Hacker Officer at Intigriti, a Belgium-based bug bounty platform. We talk about a wide range of topics relevant to legal protections of responsible vulnerability researchers and disclosure, using the recently implemented Belgian safe harbor law as a basis for discussion. Industry and society depend on timely awaren
The Polish Cybersecurity Ecosystem - A Conversation with Łukasz Gawron, CEO of #CyberMadeInPoland
Łukasz Gawron and John Salomon talk about the current state of the Polish cybersecurity industry. Łukasz works with #CyberMadeInPoland, an industry cluster dedicated to advancing the interests and maturity of the Polish information security sector - with activities ranging from talent development and support for startups, to fostering public-private and intra-industry cooperation. In this video,
Security Challenges for Online Gambling - A Conversation with Jonathan Srugo
John Salomon talks to Jonathan Srugo, cybersecurity consultant, founder of Nebotain Smart Digital Defense, and former CISO of an Asian online gaming company. Internet gambling is a significant part of the online economy, and is legal (if often heavily regulated) in much of the world. Unfortunately, whether due to moral considerations or disagreements about legality, several cybersecurity actors,
Zero Trust - What is Real in the Myth?
Join James Briscoe, CyAN Secretary General, as he moderates a panel of experts discussing the concept of zero trust. What are the requirements for designing and implementing true zero trust models, frameworks, and strategies? What a premises and assumptions should a zero trust architecture be based on, what use cases are relevant, and how can its security value be proven, if at all? What pit
AI and Automation in the Information Security World - Udi Cohen, Vendict CEO
A conversation with Udi Cohen, co-founder and CEO of Vendict, a startup providing automated AI-driven supplier risk management form data entry. In this video, we discuss various aspects of how AI will affect the information security space, particularly in the areas of governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). Udi gives his comments on the potential, as well as the limitations of generative, linguis
Blockchain Security - A Conversation with Jacques Dahan of Cyvers
We welcome Jacques Dahan, Chief Revenue Officer of Cyvers, a startup providing blockchain security services. John and Jacques discuss aspects of crypto- and blockchain security - what types of attacks are there, what are the vulnerable points of crypto exchanges and implementations? Where and how can they be stopped? This is a very new and fascinating area of information security, and one we e
Jean-Christophe Le Toquin - Privacy vs. Security
John and J-C Le Toquin finally and conclusively solve the age-old conflict between cyber-privacy and security! No, not really. Rather, we have an interesting discussion of the history, context, and current considerations around this highly contentious topic. How should society, legislators, and law enforcement balance the right to privacy with the need for effective investigations? How can we g
Interview with Dan Elliott about Risk Management, Resilience, Cybercrime, and More
John and Dan, one of our newer members at the Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) discuss a variety of topics relevant to Dan's activity with Zurich Resilience Solutions, and his past experience in intelligence and law enforcement. Visit Dan on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliott-dan, and check out his excellent Simplify Cyber newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/simpli
The Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) - An Overview and Refresher
John Salomon and James Briscoe, CyAN Secretary General, discuss the organisation, its history, its objectives, and activities in flight. The latest in our series of video chats around topics relevant to cybersecurity in the 2020s. Visit us at https://cybersecurityadvisors.network Intro/outro music courtesy of Studio Kolomna via Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/users/studiokolomna-2073170/
Recorded Intelligence derives valuable insight from data
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, we speak with Christopher Ahlberg, whose firm Recorded Future serves numerous governments and private companies worldwide, aiding intelligence-driven decisions that impact citizens globally.
The WTO, the World Bank, Risk, Digitalisation, a Secure Digital ecosystem, and more
In this "Secure In Mind" episode, it was a privilege to welcome John W.H. Denton to the podcast for a second time. John is the Secretary-General of the International Chamber of Commerce and with him we discussed the WTO, the World Bank, risk, digitisation, a secure digital ecosystem, and more.
William Binney
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, we are joined by one of the most influential whistleblowers of the last 50 years – William Binney. It was a great conversation that I thoroughly enjoyed, and I am certain you will too. Throughout modern history, few people have had such far-reaching impact in alerting the general populace of the more shrouded and controversial goings-on of our custodians o
Senator Vernon White
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, we are honoured to welcome Canadian Senator Vernon White, who shares with us his perspective on security, based on his policing, political and strategic expertise So, the war on drugs is a complete success, isn't it? Well… all one has to do, if they are not privy to this darker part of our world, is to jump on google, plug in "cartel violence" or "drug sei
Steve Korns
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, we discuss with Steve Korns, Director for Cyber Operations at the US Cyber Command, the US Federal approach to national security and defence through the protection of citizen information The cyber security and data protection landscape, as we all know, is dramatically and relentlessly changing. Our guest today, Steve Korns, has been, and continues to be, o
Tor Ekeland
Let me introduce you to Tor Ekeland, the federal criminal defence attorney who fights for hacker justice in the US We started our conversation from the time Tor moved from his routine and not-so-exciting role as a Corporate Lawyer to what was – evidently – his true calling: becoming a criminal defence lawyer representing defendants on trial. The joys of US Computer Law Tor is one of the few lawyer
Roberto Capocelli
The state of the art in cyber security, surveillance, politics and economies across the EU, in emerging markets and beyond. Nick Kelly and Roberto Capocelli talk about this and more in this episode of the podcast This "Secure in Mind" podcast episode sees Nick Kelly and Roberto Capocelli have a very open, fairly high level discourse about the state of cyber security, surveillance, politics and eco
Professor Katina Michaels and Dr Roba Abbas
In this "Secure In Mind" podcast episode, Professor Katina Michaels and Dr Roba Abbas share their thoughts on the current global push for the adoption of technological applications that enable Contact Tracing In this episode of Secure In Mind, I was fortunate enough to be joined by two academics from Australia, both of whom have extensive research in the use of technologies for surveillance purpos
Pierre Noel
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, we explored with with Pierre Noel, un CSO by design, the complexities involved in managing cyber security within a global environment for some of the world's leading technology giants I have known Pierre for a while now, hence why I'm stoked to have had the opportunity to welcome him on the podcast. Pierre knows his stuff and can switch gears in conversati
Neil Walsh 2
This "Secure in Mind" podcast episode sees Nick Kelly speak with Neil Walsh, The United Nations Global Chief of Anti-Terrorism, Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Cybercrime. An incredible person who has tirelessly worked in the fight against cybercrime and some of the darkest elements the world over. Human trafficking, child explotation, organised crime, terrorism: the UN chief explains how technolog
Neil Walsh
In this "Secure In Mind" episode, it was a privilege to welcome Neil Walsh to the podcast for a second time. Neil is the Chief of Cyber-Crime & Money Laundering at the United Nations Office on Drugs & Crime. Please listen to this episode – the impacts of COVID extend beyond the hospital bed and awareness raising is key In the space of a circa 40 minute conversation, Neil and I pivot from an openin
Natalia Oropeza
In the lead up to Europe's most prestigious and impactful Security Conference in Munich, we headed to the Bavarian capital to speak with Natalia Oropeza, Global Chief Cyber Security Officer, Siemens Natalia Oropeza heads cyber security for one of the largest electrical engineering and electronic-related products and services companies in the world. In figures, 2019 data reports €87 Billion in reve
Ms. Hanane Boujemi
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, we are glad to welcome Ms. Hanane Boujemi, Internet policy and governance expert directing the Tech Policy Tank in the UK, a think tank providing market intelligence, policy analysis and advice on tech products and services deployment Hanane is an experienced and ambitious leader, specialised in internet governance and regulatory challenges, international
Ms. Hanane Boujemi
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, we are glad to welcome Ms. Hanane Boujemi, Internet policy and governance expert directing the Tech Policy Tank in the UK, a think tank providing market intelligence, policy analysis and advice on tech products and services deployment Hanane is an experienced and ambitious leader, specialised in internet governance and regulatory challenges, international
Morgan Deane
In this "Secure In Mind" podcast episode, Morgan Deane, CEO of Baader Helvea Group, discusses the unstoppable force of technology in banking and its potential part in increasing transparency in the banking sector The word wheelhouse is currently working its way wildly through my mind during these days of pandemic pandemonium. Here in Milan, the epicentre Europe's pandemic, I'm joined by the rest o
Matthias Wilson
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, we discover the human brain behind Intel: Matthias Wilson, Senior Intelligence Analyst and Trainer at government level, guides us through the fascinating and multi-faceted world of Intelligence I had the pleasure to chat with Matthias Wilson, a super-smart guy having a senior intelligence and military background for civilian, government, corporate and law
Martijn Van de Beek
This "Secure in Mind" podcast episode sees Nick Kelly speak with Martijn Van de Beek, whose impact on cross-border law enforcement collaboration was critical to many serious crime investigations This "Secure in Mind" podcast episode sees Nick Kelly speak with Martijn Van de Beek, whose impact on cross-border law enforcement collaboration was critical to many serious crime investigations. In an epi
Maria Smekalova
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, we welcome Ms. Maria Smekalova, Project Director at the RIAC think tank in Moscow, who discussed with us the current state of affairs in cyber space at the global level from a peculiar perspective Maria is a PhD candidate and Project Leader at the Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC), a think tank based in Moscow committed to raise awareness and st
Keren Elazari
This "Secure in Mind" podcast episode sees Nick Kelly speak with Keren Elazari, Israel's most famous hacker with 2.5 Million views on TED and a Forbes Israel 30 under 30. What a discussion – hacking, women in tech, philosophy… This "Secure in Mind" podcast episode sees Nick Kelly speak with Keren Elazari. Keren is an internationally recognized researcher, author and speaker on all matters cyber se
Karol Okonski
Karol Okonski is the Secretary of State at the Polish Ministry for Digital Affairs and, in this episode, he discusses Poland's cyber security mandate, his role's key responsibilities and the country's approach to the cyber security issue All roads lead to cyber, it seems… Karol holds a polyhedric background, ranging from technical to economical, from accounting to banking: he is currently a member
Juan Carlos Lara
Meet M. Juan Carlos Lara, a financial leader in wealth management ranked among the "Top 100 People in Finance in 2018" for his efforts in pursuing sustainable development through finance Juan Carlos holds a background in various branches of the financial sector, including trading, brokerage and stock exchange, private banking, asset and wealth management and financial advisory. Most importantly, h
Jonathan Reichental
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, we cover a broad range of issues stemming from security and policy with Jonathan Reichental, multiple award-winning tech leader ranked among the top and most influential CIOs globally Our guest, Jonathan Reichental, is a connoisseur of the most interesting challenges of today – the 4th Industrial Revolution, Urban Innovation, Future of the Cities and Block
John W.H. Denton
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, we welcome John W.H. Denton, the Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce. John brings a wealth of international insight on economic and international development A former Diplomat and member of the Australian Federal Government's Strategic Advisory Board on the implementation of emerging policy issues, John Denton now resides in France,
John Salomon
John Salomon, Regional Director at the FS-ISAC, tells us his story about how he got where he is and what helped him understand his true calling in the information security sector…a precious lesson for every young talent out there John is the Regional Director for Continental Europe, Middle East and Africa at the FS-ISAC, a global organization that involves different industry players with the aim o
Jayson E Street
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode Nick Kelly speak with your friendly hacker Jayson E Street. This unique individual uses his devices and experience to break into often supposedly unbreakable locations to educate companies, governments, users and everyone in between what they need to do to better their cyber security posture This "Secure in Mind" podcast episode sees Nick Kelly speak with J
J Michael Daniel
In this second "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, Nick Kelly speaks with J Michael Daniel, President Obama's Cyber Security Czar, on the importance of constructing an effective Cyber Security Policy, for Cybersecurity360.it This "Secure in Mind" podcast episode sees Nick Kelly speak with J. Michael Daniel, who prior to his current role as CEO of the Cyber Threat Alliance, served as the advisor on C
Francesca Spidalieri
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode Nick Kelly speak with Francesca Spidalieri on the need for strong female mentors is absolute in order to encourage further female proliferation within the very heavily male-weighted industry This "Secure in Mind" podcast episode sees Nick Kelly speak with Francesca Spidalieri (the Senior Fellow for Cyber Leadership at the Pell Center at Salve Regina Univers
Fergus Hanson
Meet Fergus Hanson, Head of the International Cyber Policy Centre at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, a think tank focused primarily on defence and national security I had a very comprehensive chat with Fergus, starting from his background in international relations and law / policy and technology right up to the moment when he started to look at the Silicon Valley-esque culture of innov
Eliot Higgins
Meet Eliot Higgins, the founder and spokesperson for Bellingcat, the man behind the most famous and esteemed open-source, online, intelligence investigation community Bellingcat started out from a blog Eliot opened as a hobby in 2011: the platform is now the world's most renowned community of investigative, intelligence and online journalism. In this episode, Eliot explores with us the birth and g
Drew Sullivan
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, Drew Sullivan, Director and Co-Founder of the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Program, discusses investigative journalism, corruption, the high costs and the crucial fight to be fought Fantastic episode with a man who co-founded an organisation that pulls the thread on corruption and crime to the highest international levels. His role, and indeed
Dr Tobias Feakin
In this "Secure in Mind" podcast episode, Dr Tobias Feakin, the Australian Ambassador of Cyber Affairs, discussed the country's strategic position and future projected outcomes within the global cyber sphere Dr Tobias Feakin is the Ambassador for Cyber Affairs at the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and holds a PhD in International Relations with a focus on Cyber Security. Before
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