The Cyber Hot Seat: Taking on your Cyber Security challenges Equilibrium Security Services

In episode nine, our host and Managing Director, Anish Chauhan, is joined by CISO Jon Begley from a leading global travel retailer. Together, they discuss why it's crucial for security leaders to master the skill of simplifying complex security concepts for non-technical decision makers. Recognising that technical expertise alone isn't sufficient, they delve into the power of storytelling as a persuasive tool in advocating for security initiatives. Throughout the episode, they emphasise the importance of ongoing investment in Cyber Security and its indispensable role in ensuring business continuity. Curious about enhancing this skill as a security leader? Tune in to uncover valuable insights!
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In episode eight and the first video edition of the Cyber Hot Seat (check it out on our YouTube Channel), our host and MD Anish Chauhan welcomes CISO Jon Begley from a leading global travel retailer. They discuss real-life incident response stories, demystify what 'incident response' truly entails in practice, and offer direct advice on preparing for cyber attacks. This episode provides clear, expert insights into the realities of incident response, providing actionable tips for cyber attack readiness beyond just high-tech solutions.Check out the video podcast on our YouTube channel!

Join Anish and special guest Neil Buckley, Cyber Security Consultant at Equilibrium, in this episode of "The Cyber Hot Seat" , we plunge into the intricate realm of penetration testing challenges that organisations often face. Unpacking real-life scenarios from our clients, we unravel the complexities involved in testing and securing digital assets. Whether you're a budding Cyber Security enthusiast or a seasoned pro, this episode equips you with practical knowledge and innovative solutions to bolster your security stance. 
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In this episode, we are joined by Neil Furminger, Cyber Essentials Manager from The IASME Consortium. We delve into the vital role of Cyber Essentials in safeguarding against low-hanging fruit attacks. We explore how the scheme provides a practical framework for organisations to bolster their defences and mitigate prevalent cyber-threats.
As the threat landscape continues to evolve, we examine the need for the Cyber Essentials scheme to evolve in tandem, keeping up with changing cyber-risks faced by businesses. Neil sheds light on the importance of addressing emerging threats and the increased sophistication of cyber-criminals.
Join us for an enlightening discussion on the evolving role of Cyber Essentials in protecting against common attacks. Discover the necessary adaptations required by the scheme to ensure businesses can effectively safeguard their sensitive data, customer information, and critical assets. Stay informed, stay secure, and stay ahead of cyber-threats by tuning in to this episode.
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In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the importance of nailing the basics of Cyber Security with guest speaker Emma Philpott, CEO of the IASME Consortium. Emma is an expert in Cyber Security and has dedicated her career to helping organisations improve their security posture.
During our conversation, Emma emphasises the critical role that Cyber Security basics play in protecting from cyber threats. 
Emma also shares insights into the work of the IASME Consortium, a UK-based organisation that focuses on promoting Cyber Security best practices. We discuss the importance of certifications such as Cyber Essentials and how they can help businesses improve their security posture.
Whether you're a business owner, IT professional, or just interested in Cyber Security, this episode provides valuable insights into the fundamentals of protecting your organisation from cyber-threats.
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In our fourth episode we're discussing security testing. Is it is time to rethink 'traditional' penetration tests, which focus on a specific network or application? It has become apparent that our clients want to know more than simply whether their network perimeter is secured. 
How about if it isn’t?What would happen if a hacker could bypass security and enter your internal network? Do traditional pen tests address 'real-world' threats?Take a listen to our latest podcast to hear what we have to say!


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