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Paul Dwyer talks about diversity in cyber security. Paul Dwyer Paul C Dwyer stands among the world’s leading cybersecurity, risk, and compliance authorities. As CEO of Cyber Risk International, he excels in corporate and enterprise security, crafting cyber defence programs, and safeguarding business operations for clients. He also serves as the founder and President of the ICTTF International Cyber Threat Task Force, leading a community of over 30,000 professionals in their mission to combat cyber threats and promote industry diversity.

In this thought-provoking video, we delve into the pressing issue of ethics within AI development. Join us, Paul Dwyer and James Rees, as we explore the questionable decisions made by a small group of individuals, often young programmers in California, who dictate what is considered ethically correct in software development. We examine real-life examples, such as image search engines favoring certain races and even identifying different ethnic groups as distinct species. It's absurd that such biases persist. But the ethical concerns don't end there.

Welcome to Razorwire, where I have the pleasure of interviewing cyber security legend Paul Dwyer, president of the International Cyber Threat Task Force and CEO of Cyber Risk International. In this episode, we delve into a variety of topics within cyber security. Paul shares his extensive background and experience in the industry, highlighting the need for a cultural shift towards cyber security.

In this video, we dive into the intelligence cycle specifically tailored for cybersecurity. With a focus on protecting digital assets, we explore the stages of Direction, Collation, Analysis, and Dissemination within the context of building a new ICT infrastructure. Starting with the initial direction, we discuss the need for a secure network architecture capable of defending against cyber threats.

Progress your cyber security career with our masterclass from James Rees, MD of Razorthorn Security. In part 1, we take a deep dive into one of the oldest and most highly regarded texts in history - Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" - to uncover valuable insights for information security professionals. We can't stress enough just how useful this text is for anyone in the field, and if you haven't had the opportunity to read it before, we highly recommend doing so.

We discuss a scenario where a £2 million risk can potentially be mitigated to £100,000 through a £50,000 investment. However, it's crucial to comprehend the inherent limitations of risk reduction in the cybersecurity realm. As seasoned cybersecurity professionals, we acknowledge that no company, solution, or defense mechanism can guarantee 100% protection against emerging threats. Stay updated and empowered with the latest insights to safeguard your digital assets effectively.

Part 1 – Overcoming professional challenges Despite the high demand for information security professionals, the path to a successful career in this field is not without its challenges. Those who choose to pursue a career in information security must be prepared to face a range of difficulties and obstacles, from the pressure to stay up-to-date with the latest technology and trends, to the constant threat of cyber attacks.

In this video, we delve into the alarming estimates provided by Sub-Security Ventures, a trusted cyber crime magazine and an invaluable resource. Brace yourselves as we uncover the staggering projection that cyber crime will cost the world economy a staggering $8 trillion in 2023, up from $6 trillion just a few years ago. That's an average increase of a trillion dollars annually! But here's the shocking truth: while the cost of cyber crime skyrockets, our investment in protection organizations, whether public or private, between 2021 and 2025 is predicted to be a mere $1.75 trillion.

In this episode of Razorwire, I had the pleasure of speaking with Phil Tonkin from Dragos about securing critical infrastructure. Phil and I delved into the definition of critical infrastructure, the fragility of supply chains and the importance of preparing for potential attacks. We also talked about the Colonial Pipeline incident and the inextricable link between IT and OT in critical infrastructure.

Welcome back to the show! In this episode of the Razorwire podcast, I have the pleasure of discussing defence in depth with Razorthorn’s own illustrious consultants, Jamie Hayward and Tom Mills. During our conversation, we talked about the increasing number of tools and solutions available, the perils of ‘reactive’ budget allocation, as well as the changes we’re seeing in the industry and within our clients’ requirements.