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?? "I love anything about the human brain and how we behave, and how irrational we are. I bring this to the experience of being a #CISO and to the information security discipline." Sarah Aalborg is a self-professed behavioral science nerd, as well as the proud owner of five vintage Volkswagen cars. ?? Oh, and she's a CISO at Tivoli. In this episode of Cybersecurity Standup, through a lot of laughter, Sarah shares everything from fun facts about the human brain to how she provided device management advice to a group of landscapers. ?? Sarah's approach to risk management is multi-faceted and brings together practical experience as well as academic rigor. As the #cybersecurity industry becomes both more global and more regulated, hearing from diverse #InfoSec perspectives becomes more valuable. Tune in to our episode with Sarah now. Cybersecurity Standup is available on Spotify and Apple podcasts, as well as on the Uptycs website. Links in the comments! #RiskManagement #CybersecurityCareers #WomenInCybersecurity #GRC

Every risk is a human risk! And knowledge of the human brain and our subconcious mind is an absolute must, when mitigating those risk. Those are my key messages in this podcast episode that I did with amazing and skillful Bronwen Hudson and Uptycs ? It's incredible how much we can talk while agreeing on every aspect and having so much fun while doing so ?? I hope you will have just as much fun listening as we did recording it. Enjoy! #RiskManagement #CybersecurityCareers #WomenInCybersecurity #GRC #Humanrisk #cyberpsychology

A CISO’s job description must be precise and straightforward. This was one of my favorite takeaways from the latest Vigilance podcast with Shamla Naidoo: She says: Think of it this way: → It should be like a grocery list: specific and itemized. Why is this important? → Clarity in role expectations leads to effective execution. → It minimizes the risks of overstepping or underperforming. For CISOs, remember: — Do your job well, but stick to the list. No more, no less. — If you venture beyond, ensure there's a record. A critical note: → Making decisions outside your job description? Don't go at it alone. This approach is crucial for: — Maintaining focus in a complex cybersecurity landscape. — Ensuring accountability and transparency in your role If you’re interested in watching the full interview with Shamla, visit the link here: https://lnkd.in/g7P2HYFW

A CISO’s job description must be precise and straightforward. This was one of our favorite takeaways from the latest Vigilance podcast with Shamla Naidoo: She says: Think of it this way: → It should be like a grocery list: specific and itemized. Why is this important? → Clarity in role expectations leads to effective execution. → It minimizes the risks of overstepping or underperforming. For CISOs, remember: — Do your job well, but stick to the list. No more, no less. — If you venture beyond, ensure there's a record. A critical note: → Making decisions outside your job description? Don't go at it alone. This approach is crucial for: — Maintaining focus in a complex cybersecurity landscape. — Ensuring accountability and transparency in your role If you’re interested in watching the full interview with Shamla, visit the link here: https://lnkd.in/gXijKFvC

How can you work with your employees so they WANT to be more secure? First: Understand WHY they’re violating your security protocol. Second: Find an alternative that will keep them safe but is convenient enough that they won’t find a way to avoid those best practices. If it hinders their ability to work efficiently, they’re going to find a workaround. Check out our newest episode on Humanizing Security with Adam Walter?? https://lnkd.in/esB8yVWi Humanize IT #techpodcast #securityawareness #employeeexperience

In the latest episode of the Community Safety Web Podcast we discuss the recently published Allied Universal World Security Report. The report is based on a survey of nearly 1800 Chief Security Officers from large global companies in over 30 countries. We cover several key themes identified by security leaders in the context of today's increasingly challenging threat landscape.

When Duncan Sparrell started at Bell Labs (which later became ATT), he had no interest in getting a security clearance. But at one point, his manager convinced him to go for it. Without that clearance, Duncan never would have been able to repair a Linux-based PBX during a very critical situation that got some attention. Before the internet existed as we know it today, information warfare was taking place across the world. Inside this tumult is where Duncan Sparrell's cybersecurity expertise began. In this episode, you'll hear the story of Duncan's progression into management and the move back to individual contributor, how he evaluated new opportunities, his experience in information warfare, and some thoughts on technology hype cycles. What's your cybersecurity origin story? Chime in using the comments if you'd like to share! https://lnkd.in/gjfYWqbc #nerdjourney #vexpert #career #podcast #careerprogression #technologycareers #jobsatisfaction #careeradvancement #hacker #cybersecurity #cybersecurityprofessional #cybersecuritycareer #cybersecuritycareers #manager #management #jobmoves #jobdecisions #informationwarfare #playercoach #manager #hypecycle #technologywave #securityclearance #airforce

In the workplace, we might feel sheltered by our IT and security teams, trusting them to ward off cyberthreats. In our personal lives, though, many people are more vigilant and aware of suspicious mails and texts. Sounds familiar? Then you might want to give our newest episode of the Human Firewall Episode a listen. Our guest Yorn Ziesche, CISO at Handelsblatt, and host Niklas Hellemann talk about #cybersecurity big and small: In the office, at home, in society and in the world at large. From #disinformation on social media to media publishers in the crossfire of geopolitical tensions, they cover a wide range of relevant topics. #CybersecurityAwareness #HumanFirewallPodcast #podcast #HuFiPod

?? Episode 28 is out now featuring the wonderful Vincent Scott from Defense Cybersecurity Group ?? We had Vincent join us to discuss the CMMC phase rollout and what the implementation could look like. We've read the 32 CFR final rule (multiple times), but what does this truly look like in the coming months? Questions we discuss: ?? How many Lead CCAs are there? ?? When will you see assessment requirements in contracts? ?? Will there be any phase extensions? We loved having Vincent on the show to talk with us and theorize what the implementation could look like. We, again, are not claiming CMMC Bible with this. It's just a discussion that we thought we should have on the podcast because MANY people, businessowners, contractors have been asking us. We'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments as well! ? Full link in the comments ??

?? Transparent security: How companies can protect themselves In the latest Human Firewall Podcast, Jasmin Mair, Global Product Security Manager at Leica Microsystems, discusses why transparency and early security integration are key to protecting digital products. ??? Why transparency matters: Jasmin shares how responsible disclosure builds stronger defenses and trust. ?? Shift-Left: Learn the benefits of embedding security testing early in development and how it reduces risks. ?? Threat Modeling for everybody: Discover why security isn’t just for developers — other departments can play a key role too. Check out the full episode to see how companies can foster a culture of openness and better protect themselves! ?? Link in the comments! #HumanFirewallPodcast #HuFiPod #securitypodcast