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.
By James Rees, MD, Razorthorn Security Communication is an essential element in every aspect of modern society. It underpins how we share ideas, manage difficult situations and advance our careers. In the information security sector, effective communication isn’t merely beneficial – it’s absolutely crucial. While technical competencies remain foundational, the ability to communicate clearly and effectively often determines success.
Cybersecurity or overkill? In this brilliantly unfiltered episode of Razorwire, James Rees is joined by security experts Iain Pye and Chris Dawson to debate when security controls cross the line from protection to pointless. From biometric data dilemmas to airport security absurdities, they dissect where cybersecurity goes wrong — and how to strike the right balance.
When WannaCry hit, Jemma realised cybersecurity wasn’t just about code — it was about protecting people. Especially the ones we love. This moment kickstarted her entire career in InfoSec.
Jemma recalls being overlooked at InfoSec and how bias still shows up in the industry. If you're not going to speak to me, why should I take your brand seriously?