The Human Factor with Dr. Calvin Nobles
Dr. Dustin Sachs sits down with Dr. Calvin Nobles to explore why security awareness alone is insufficient when it comes to changing human behavior.
Dr. Dustin Sachs sits down with Dr. Calvin Nobles to explore why security awareness alone is insufficient when it comes to changing human behavior.
In this episode of CYBR.HAK.CAST, hosts Michael and Phil speak with Scott Deluke of Abnormal AI live from the inaugural CYBR.HAK.CON.!
FortiBleed shows why visibility matters. Also this week: CISA rewrites vulnerability management rules, enterprises struggle to understand AI usage, cybersec comms luminary Lucy Millington tackles communications overload, and more.
In this episode of CYBR.SEC.CAST, hosts Michael and Sam sit down with Alastair Patterson, CEO of Harmonic Security, to discuss the rapid evolution of AI in the enterprise.
Christopher Walcutt argues that AI can be used safely in OT environments if organizations first establish strong cybersecurity maturity, segmentation, visibility, and strict containment controls.
Cyber-informed engineering keeps OT systems safe by adding simple physical controls that prevent catastrophic failures even if digital systems are breached.
Security engineer and architect Brad Voris recounts designing zero-trust controls for legacy dairy-plant systems to protect millions of gallons of milk from tampering or contamination.
Also this week: Introducing the CYBR.Minded podcast, why Zero Trust Framework's creator wants cybersecurity to stop talking about risk, a GPS correction tool gives Iran-linked hackers access to a major water utility, a guide to conference swag people actually want, and more!
Why mental health, overload, alert fatigue, and human resilience are cybersecurity issues.
Michael and Phil were joined at CYBR.HAK.CON. by John Kindervag, Chief Evangelist at Illumio and creator of the Zero Trust Framework, for a wide-ranging conversation on risk vs. danger, personal resilience and the future of AI.
This week: How AI is reshaping security vendor business models, disrupting cybersecurity procurement, exposing governance gaps, fueling new trust debates, and further complicating persistent threats like ransomware and Microsoft insecurity.
Also: The CYBR.SEC.CON call for papers has been extended to June 14. We hope to see you there!
Among the topics: Cognitive warfare and medical device mayhem.
But first: About CYBR.SEC.Media 2.0!
Winn Schwartau argues that the biggest threat facing defenders isn’t just technical, but cognitive: overwhelming information flows that push humans into “mental DDoS.” He has introduced the concept of “critical ignoring” as a prerequisite to critical thinking.
John Dickson, CEO of ByteWhisper Security, says today’s AI boom is both inevitable and dangerously familiar. Drawing on decades in application security, he argues that enterprises are repeating early AppSec mistakes, and offers a better path forward.