11 episodes
Building Cyber Resilience Ann Irvine and Rich Seiersen
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4.8 • 12 Ratings
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The Building Cyber Resilience podcast shifts the focus on cyber safety from fear to action by sharing simple steps that benefit both your team and your customers. Hosts Dr. Ann Irvine and Richard Seiersen talk about the positive outcomes of developing risk management and utilizing data science across industries to create a smarter business. Listen in and learn how you can build a cyber resilient organization in today's technology-driven landscape.
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Cyber Resilience By Design
Travis Wong, Resilience’s VP of Customer Engagement, and Tas Jalali, Head of Cybersecurity at AC Transit, discuss cyber insurance and business objectives.
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Nation-State Cyber Risk’s Impact on the Private Sector
Jeanette Manfra, Director of Risk and Compliance at Google Cloud, and Jeff Greene, Senior Director of Cybersecurity Programs at Aspen Digital, explore creating security in an ever-evolving cyber-landscape, AI, and prioritizing cybersecurity from the foundation.
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Exploring Public Cyber Policy and Incentives for the Private Sector
Jacquelyn Schneider, Director of the Hoover Wargaming and Crisis Initiative, and Davis Hake, Co-Founder and Vice President of Policy at Resilience, discuss how private and public sectors influence and implement emerging cyber-security policies.
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AI: Will ChatGPT replace the underwriter?
Bryce Goodman, Chief Strategist of AI/ML for the US Department of Defense, and Chris Finan, CRO of Symmetry Systems Inc., talk about using AI for cyber attacks and how it affects defensive roles in security.
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Data Privacy: What is security? What is compliance? What is big brother?
Sheila Jambekar, Chief Privacy Officer at Plaid, and Michael Phillips, Cyber Practice Leader, USA at CFC, discuss the human element at the forefront of security innovations and policies.
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Data and the DarkWeb: What is it, where is it, and why should we care?
Alison Connolly Halland, DarkOwl’s CBO, and Andrew Bayers, Head of Threat Intel at Resilience, discuss the ways data is collected on the darknet and the tools protecting business information.