Caffeinated Risk McCreight & Leece

Cohosts Tim and Doug explore the security implications of workers returning to the corporate networks after over a year working remotely. 

Is there a new art of the possible to be considered based on the changes most organizations needed to make to networks and applications to get through the pandemic lockdown? Is this now more important than ever since the financial impacts of ransomware have reached new record levels and how might ESRM practices support resilience improvements.

Dave Tyson literally wrote the book on Managing Enterprise Security Risk through converged security  while serving as the CSO for the City of Vancouver during the winter Olympic games.  A practitioner rather than a theorist, Tyson has held senior security leadership positions at multiple major organizations including eBay, Pacific Gas and Electric and SC Johnson.

In this episode Dave Tyson discusses the origins of security convergence, why organizations need to explore this now more than ever and how to gain support with the executive suite by identifying and removing value chain friction created by security processes.

"We need more science in Cyber Security"  David Hechler, TAG Cyber Law Journal
 
Threat modeling should be step 0 of any security architecture but often goes completely unconsidered. This episode features Terry Ingoldsby, a veteran cyber risk professional, physicist, computer scientist and inventor of Securitree. Ingoldsby created the attack tree development platform because he felt cyber security assessments should be defendable rather than just the educated opinion of assessor.

Despite being the inventor, there is no sales pitch. Terry, Tim and Doug talk risk, engineering, business cases and why there is no AI magic when it comes to identifying events that could end your organization. 

Serial entrepreneur, author and futurist Scott Klososky  explores some new approaches to physical and cyber security that are innovative, potentially controversial and necessary as more and more of our daily way of life is affected by these security problems. 

Ten years before Youtube Mr. Klososky founded a startup that delivered webcasted media for commercial, government, sports and entertainment.  Scott has consistently demonstrated the ability to identify market opportunities and technology trends well in advance. Following the success of Webcasts.com with a second generation online banking platform that enabled smaller financial companies to compete head to head with the majors.

Today Scott Kolosky supports business leaders and boards by merging hard won success in technology with forward looking analysis to create concepts and models needed in today's hyper competitive markets. Whether those needs are the fusion of humans and technology within an organization,  data intelligence or risk management and the development of an integrated security model.

A security luminary before such a title was even coined, Winn Schwartau's predictions about the internet and global security problems have been scarily spot on for more than 30 years.  Named the “Civilian Architect of Information Warfare” by Admiral...

Applying Design Thinking to security controls as well as engaging stakeholders in risk acceptance