Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Zero days in AI will be different - and more dangerous. We’re just starting to understand the risks.

Generative AI is moving faster than our defences — can we catch up? In this episode of Razorwire, host James Rees (aka Jim) speaks with Ante Gojsalić, CTO and co-founder of SplxAI, to dissect the growing risks, complexities, and opportunities in securing AI systems before they outpace our ability to protect them.

Want a secure org? Stop blaming and start supporting. Amy and Jemma explore why culture change starts with empathy and how to shift from shame to shared responsibility.

In security, mistakes will happen. Jemma and Amy explain why honest reporting and learning from failure is more powerful than unrealistic perfection.

97% of breaches involve humans, but where’s the budget? Amy and Jemma call out the disconnect between security spend and actual risk – and what needs to change.

Want your people to click less? Try culture, not trickery. Amy and Jemma explain why most phishing simulations teach the *wrong* lessons – and how we can do better.

McDonald’s doesn’t advertise once a year, so why do we train security that way? Amy and Jemma explain why security awareness needs persistent messaging, not just compliance training.

Is Security Awareness Broken? Amy Stokes-Waters & Jemma Think So Traditional security training is failing — here’s how to fix it. In this episode of Razorwire, host James Rees is joined by security awareness experts Amy Stokes-Waters and Jemma from CultureGem for an honest conversation about what’s really wrong with security training.

You trust Apple with your face. But not your IT team? Let’s talk about that.

You want to protect *everything*? Great. Just don’t forget to let people in.