Cyber Security Cafe

Raffi Jamgotchian

A weekly podcast serving practical cybersecurity insights for small businesses. Each episode breaks down real threats and simple, effective strategies you can apply without big budgets or complex systems.Through conversations with industry experts, we focus on what actually works—helping you protect your business, data, and reputation in today’s digital landscape.

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  1. 9時間前

    Security Through an Investor's Eyes

    Most cybersecurity conversations happen with practitioners—the people building and defending the systems. This one is different. Jeffrey Fidelman, CEO and Founder of Fidelman & Company, sits on the other side of the table:, the one with the checks. With a background at Morgan Stanley and HSBC and a firm that helps startups and emerging funds raise capital, Jeffrey brings an investor's lens to security. We dig into how cybersecurity actually shows up in due diligence, what a company's security posture signals to a serious investor, and the gaps that quietly kill deals. He explains why founders who frame security as a cost center may be hurting their own fundraise—and how to talk about it as an asset instead.

    36分

  2. 5月6日

    Security is a progress not a purchase

    Most business leaders approach cybersecurity the way they approach every other operational problem: buy the right tool, check the box, move on. It's a reasonable instinct — and in most areas of business, it works. But cybersecurity doesn't behave like other purchases, and the companies that learn this the hard way usually learn it during a client questionnaire, an insurance renewal, or an incident they weren't prepared for. In this solo episode, we dig into why the purchase mindset feels so right — and why it consistently falls short. You'll hear why a tool isn't a control until it's configured, monitored, and owned. Why static security is decaying security. And why the right question isn't "are we secure?" but "are we improving — and can we demonstrate it? "We'll walk through what continuous improvement actually looks like in practice, the rhythm of a mature security program, and the clear signs that tell you whether your organization is in process mode or still stuck in purchase mode. You'll also get five diagnostic questions every leader should be able to answer about their security program. If you can't answer them quickly, you have a starting point. If you can, you're already ahead of most of your peers. Whether you run a five-person firm or a five-hundred-person company, this episode is about shifting how you think about security — from something you buy to something you practice.

    18分

  3. 4月16日

    Business Adoption of AI

    In this episode of the podcast we talk to Bobby Tahir. Bobby has a broad knowledge of technology as a multi-company CTO both for Private Equity and their Portfolio Companies. Bobby has a blog and podcast at Technocratic | Substack

    42分

  4. 4月1日

    Incident Response Planning

    In this episode we talk about responding to an incident response process. We talk to Chris Loehr, a leading incident responder.

    54分

  5. 3月25日

    Protecting Customer Data

    We work on protecting our computers, mobile phones and even our accounts with MFA, but we forget about how to project the actual data.

    34分

  6. 3月25日

    Human Vulnerabilities

    We discuss human vulnerabities, security awareness and more.

    47分

  7. 3月25日

    Ep1 - Intro

    This is our initial introduction video

    9分
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番組について

A weekly podcast serving practical cybersecurity insights for small businesses. Each episode breaks down real threats and simple, effective strategies you can apply without big budgets or complex systems.Through conversations with industry experts, we focus on what actually works—helping you protect your business, data, and reputation in today’s digital landscape.

情報

  • クリエイター
    Raffi Jamgotchian
  • 配信期間
    26年
  • エピソード
    7
  • 制限指定
    不適切な内容を含まない
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Raffi Jamgotchian
  • 番組のWebサイト
    Cyber Security Cafe