Why everyone should be a frontline defender in security

Three key insights on cybersecurity—according to an expert. We also discuss how 3,500 people should be frontline defenders against cyber attacks, why reports on human error do more harm than good, and why Dan thinks “cybersecurity” is a buzzword.

Security Awareness Efforts Fall Short. Now What?

In this week’s episode, host Joe Giddens sits down with Julie Haney, a computer scientist and usable cybersecurity program lead at the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Julie has built an extensive career in the cybersecurity field, having worked for over 20 years in the US Department of Defense. She has a Ph.D. in human-centered computing and has researched the human element of cybersecurity.

Having a people-centric Cybersecurity culture

Discover the inspirational story of how Lianne fought her way into cybersecurity—and the lessons and achievements she picked up along the way. We also take a look at diversity in cybersecurity, the dangers of jargon, and the importance of including non-technical people.