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Aimed at CISOs, CTOs, CROs and other global security professionals, the ISF Analyst Insight Podcast goes in-depth on the hottest topics in information security, and the extensive research conducted by the Information Security Forum, the leading authority on cyber, information security, and risk management. Drawing from our network of over 18,000 security professionals, our analysts hand selects active security professionals from ISF Member organisations to discuss how the implementation of ISF research is uniquely applying to their real-world context.
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Into the Breach - Exploring the British Library incident
In the first of a new format for the Analyst Insight podcast, Alex Jordan, a first-time guest and Head of Tools & Methodologies at the ISF, joins ISF Principal Esther Schagen-van Luit, along with ISF analysts Paul Watts and Mark Ward. Together, they dive into a comprehensive discussion examining the report on the breach at the British Library in the UK. Listen as they aim to uncover what went wrong and share valuable insights that can be learned from the devastating incident.
If you would like to find out more about the topics covered in this episode, get in touch with Mark Ward, Senior Research Analyst at the ISF.
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The Promise and Peril of AI
There is no getting away from Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the moment - It’s in our phones, on the web and shaping our world. Whether this is a good thing or a troubling development for information security and the wider business, is debated by technology and security expert Yngvar Ugland with ISF research analysts Lee Munson, Mark Ward and ISF Lead Cyber Security Consultant Luka Ivezic.
If you would like to find out more about the topics covered in this episode, get in touch with Mark Ward, Senior Research Analyst at the ISF.
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All about AI
What ChatGPT did next
ISF research in 2024
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From CISO to BISO and Back Again
Business Information Security Officers (BISOs) are a newish addition to the roster of jobs available to InfoSec practitioners, but how do you become one, and how do they relate to being a CISO? Security leader Erhan Temurkan joins ISF analysts Paul Watts and Mark Ward to dissect his journey from BISO to CISO and unpack what he saw along the way.
If you would like to find out more about the topics covered in this episode, get in touch with Mark Ward, Senior Research Analyst at the ISF.
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Taking the Lead in Security
What They Don't Teach in CISO School
The Great CISO Debate
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Handling and Hiring an Infosec Team
Recruiting individuals to fill roles in information security is tough, compounded by the increasing complexity of managing, mentoring, and training once they're on board. Keith Price, a seasoned CISO at National Highways, and cyber security veteran, delves into the many ways to hire and oversee InfoSec professionals alongside Distinguished Analyst Paul Watts and Senior Analyst, Mark Ward from the ISF.
If you would like to find out more about the topics covered in this episode, get in touch with Mark Ward, Senior Research Analyst at the ISF.
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Axa spreads the word on security careers
Exploring careers: security testing
How Copenhagen is tackling the cyber skills shortage
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Why Women Stay in Cyber
In celebration of International Women’s Day, some of the leading ladies in cyber at the ISF: Esther Schagen-van Luit, Principal of Services; Hui Shan, Senior Analyst; Shreya Tiwari, Zero Trust Product Lead; and Francesca Williamson, Analyst, share why they choose to stay in cyber. Listen to their reflections on each of their careers so far, their trusted recommendations on various resources that have supported them on their journey, and the industry advancements they are most looking forward to seeing play out in the future.
If you would like to find out more about the topics covered in this episode, get in touch with Mark Ward, Senior Analyst at the ISF.
In need of more resources for your career development? Visit our Women in Cyber Hub here: https://www.securityforum.org/women-in-cyber/
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Cyber Threats: Old and new
Ransomware emerged in 1989 and continues to afflict organisations today, alongside various other scams, whether cyber-related or not. It's the same threat on a different day. Listen as InfoSec veteran Paul Ducklin, security podcaster Alice Violet and ISF analysts Lee Munson and Mark Ward debate if anything has changed or we are stuck in the same cycle of risks and how to break out of it.
If you would like to find out more about the topics covered in this episode, get in touch with Mark Ward, Senior Research Analyst at the ISF.
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From the Information Security Forum, the leading authority on cyber, information security, and risk management.