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Conversations with experts about establishing, increasing, and preserving digital trust. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Zero Trust has become one of the most talked-about concepts in cybersecurity, but what does it actually look like in practice? In Season 2 Episode 24 of the Digital Trust Podcast, host Christian Redshaw and co-host Zach(ary) Eikenberry welcome back Joshua Sitta, Co-Founder and CEO of Sittadel, for a deeper conversation on Zero Trust and the changing landscape of network security. Joshua explains why Zero Trust cannot simply be added as another security tool and how organizations can begin designing implicit trust out of their environments. The conversation explores how identity, devices, data, and communication all work together to create a stronger security architecture. In this episode, you'll learn about: What Zero Trust really means Why adding a "Zero Trust tool" isn't enough How to design trust out of the network The role of identity, devices, data, and communication How Microsoft can support a Zero Trust strategy Why security starts with understanding the whole environment For MSPs, IT leaders, and cybersecurity professionals, this episode offers a practical look at building a Zero Trust strategy that goes beyond buzzwords and security product marketing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Microsoft offers a powerful and constantly evolving security ecosystem, but knowing how to use it effectively can be a challenge, especially for small and mid-sized businesses. In Season 2 Episode 23 of the Digital Trust Podcast, host Christian Redshaw and co-host Zach(ary) Eikenberry sit down with Joshua Sitta, Co-Founder and CEO of Sittadel, to explore the Microsoft security knowledge gap and how enterprise-level cybersecurity can become more accessible. Drawing from his experience defending a major financial institution against sophisticated cyber threats, Joshua shares why he chose to bring that knowledge to smaller organizations with fewer resources. The conversation dives into: Joshua's self-taught journey into technology and cybersecurity Lessons from defending a major bank against a sophisticated threat Why SMBs struggle to access enterprise-level security The growing Microsoft security knowledge gap How Citadel makes security knowledge publicly accessible From Microsoft security and Zero Trust to incident response and security best practices, this episode explores how organizations can close knowledge gaps and build stronger security programs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Find Weaknesses Before Someone Else Exploits Them | Season 2 Episode 22 How do you strengthen your cybersecurity posture before attackers find the gaps? In Part Two of this proactive cybersecurity series, Christian Redshaw and Zach(ary) Eikenberry are joined once again by Laura Payne , CEO of White Tuque and Robert D Stewart , Founder, Chairman, and Head of Strategic Threat Intelligence at White Tuque. This episode explores the proactive practices that help organizations reduce cyber risk before an attack happens. From penetration testing and vulnerability management to security awareness training, Laura and Rob explain how security leaders can prioritize the right risks, empower their people, and build stronger, more resilient organizations. In this episode, you'll learn about: 1. The biggest myths surrounding penetration testing 2. Why security testing improves more than just security 3. Prioritizing vulnerabilities based on real business risk 4. Common mistakes organizations make with vulnerability management 5. Building a security-aware culture without blame 6. Why continuous awareness training delivers better results Whether you're an MSP, IT leader, cybersecurity professional, or business executive, this episode provides practical guidance on proactive cybersecurity, penetration testing, vulnerability management, security awareness, and cyber resilience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Flex Your Incident Response Muscles Before You Need Them | Season 2 Episode 21 How prepared is your organization for a cyber incident? In this episode of the Digital Trust Podcast, Christian Redshaw and Zach(ary) Eikenberry are joined by Laura Payne, CEO of White Tuque, and Rob Stewart, Founder, Chairman, and Head of Strategic Threat Intelligence at White Tuque, for Part One of a two-part series on proactive cybersecurity and cyber incident response. Together, they discuss why effective incident response starts long before a ransomware attack or security breach occurs. From defining decision-makers and communication plans to testing response procedures through tabletop exercises, they share practical strategies that help organizations strengthen cyber resilience and respond with confidence when an incident happens. In this episode, you'll learn about: Preparing for the response—not just the attack The building blocks of an effective incident response plan Identifying decision-makers before a crisis Why incident response is a business-wide responsibility Keeping your response plan current and tested Key lessons from real-world incident response Whether you're an MSP, IT leader, cybersecurity professional, business executive, or part of an incident response team, this episode offers practical advice to help you improve cyber preparedness, strengthen business continuity, and build a more resilient security program. Subscribe to the Digital Trust Podcast for more conversations on cybersecurity, digital trust, risk management, security leadership, and practical strategies for building resilient organizations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Calling employees a "human risk" is costing your security program before training even starts. David Shipley, CEO of Beauceron Security, makes the case for reframing the whole category on the Digital Trust podcast. "Human Risk Management" signals to employees they're liabilities, not assets — it's demotivating by design The goal is helping people make good choices with technology, not minimising the human New employees are higher risk than any specific role; target behaviour, not job title Security Awareness data shows over-training suppresses reporting rates The answer is frequency, not volume Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Shame-based security training only hides incidents. So, what's the real solution here? David Shipley , CEO of Beauceron Security , makes that case on the Digital Trust Podcast and explains what actually builds a security culture that works. • Why walls of shame silence the reporting you need most. • Why "we care, you matter" is the most important security message leadership can send. • How knowledge and vigilance are both required, and why most programs only develop one. If your security strategy focuses more on controlling people than empowering them, this episode is a must-watch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Zero trust gives you the ability to know what and who to trust. On Season 2 Episode 18 of the Digital Trust Podcast, host Christian Redshaw and co-host Zach(ary) Eikenberry sit down with Scott Peterson, CSO of Cyber Solutions, CTDO at Lyra Recovery, and CSO of a managed zero trust environment, to unpack why organizations struggle with proactive security and what it really takes to build a mature zero trust strategy. Drawing from years of experience in cybersecurity leadership, incident recovery, and managed services, Peterson shares practical lessons from real-world recovery cases, including the overlooked gaps that continue to leave organizations exposed. The conversation dives into: • Why Zero Trust starts with mindset, not tools • The most common security gaps organizations still ignore • Why reactive security creates long-term risk • Practical first steps toward a mature security posture • The importance of executive buy-in for cybersecurity success If your security strategy only starts after something breaks… this episode is a must-watch. #DigitalTrustPodcast #CyberSecurity #ZeroTrust #MSP #RiskManagement #ITLeadership #DigitalTrust #CyberResilience #ScottPeterson #ChristianRedshaw #ZackEikenberry #PeopleProcessTechnology Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We want to have all the answers. But have you ever thought if it would be better to ask the right questions, instead? On Season 2 Episode 17 of the Digital Trust Podcast, host Christian Redshaw and co-host Zach(ary) Eikenberry sit down with Scott Peterson , CSO of Cyber Solutions , CTDO at Lyra Recovery , and CSO of Managed Zero Trust, to unpack what truly separates effective security leaders and mature MSPs from the rest. With experience spanning multiple leadership roles across security, recovery, and managed services, Peterson shares why listening—not tooling—is the most underrated skill in cybersecurity, and how over-reliance on reactive solutions is holding organizations back. The conversation dives into: • Why listening skills are a security leader’s biggest advantage • The hidden impact of imposter syndrome in cybersecurity teams • Reactive vs. proactive security and why most MSPs get stuck • What an unhealthy vs. mature MSP actually looks like • Why security needs a seat at the executive table If your security strategy starts after something breaks… this episode will challenge how you think. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
AI is making phishing smarter… are we becoming weaker? On Season 2 Episode 16 of the Digital Trust podcast, host Christian Redshaw and co-host Zach(ary) Eikenberry sit down once again with Gavin Roberts , CTO of Topsec Cloud Solutions , to continue the conversation on the evolving realities of email security. Drawing from decades of experience in fraud detection and cybersecurity, Roberts offers a grounded perspective on the industry’s growing reliance on AI, emphasizing the importance of maintaining strong technical foundations alongside emerging tools. The discussion highlights how email continues to dominate as the primary attack vector, why improved phishing quality hasn’t necessarily translated to better detection outcomes, and how overdependence on automation can introduce new risks within security teams. Roberts also reinforces the need for layered security approaches, ensuring organizations aren’t relying solely on default protections. If your organization is leaning heavily on AI without reinforcing fundamentals, this is a conversation worth tuning into. #DigitalTrustPodcast #CyberSecurity #EmailSecurity #AI #Phishing #ITLeadership #RiskManagement #DigitalTrust #GavinRoberts #ChristianRedshaw #ZackEikenberry #PeopleProcessTechnology Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
90% of cyberattacks still start with email yet most organizations are still underestimating it. On Season 2 Episode 15 of the Digital Trust podcast, host Christian Redshaw and co-host Zach(ary) Eikenberry sit down with Gavin Roberts, CTO of Topsec Cloud Solutions, to unpack why email security remains one of the biggest and most misunderstood risks in cybersecurity. With over 25 years of experience across fraud detection, financial systems, and email security, Roberts shares why AI is making phishing attacks more convincing than ever, while also warning against over-reliance on automation without maintaining strong technical fundamentals. The conversation dives into: • Why email continues to be the #1 attack vector • The real impact of AI on both attackers and defenders • Why layered security beats “all-in-one” solutions • The growing risk of skill gaps in security teams If you're relying on default email security alone… this episode is a must-watch. #DigitalTrustPodcast #CyberSecurity #EmailSecurity #AI #Phishing #ITLeadership #RiskManagement #DigitalTrust #GavinRoberts #ChristianRedshaw #ZackEikenberry #PeopleProcessTechnology Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On Season 2 Episode 14 of the Digital Trust podcast, host Christian Redshaw and co-host Zach(ary) Eikenberry welcome back Grady J. Global Director of Business Development at eSentire . Building on his experience across CIO, CSO, and product leadership roles, Johnston shares practical insights on how IT leaders can rethink vendor relationships; not as transactional exchanges, but as strategic partnerships that advise, support, and enable business growth. The conversation dives into how to evaluate vendors beyond price, why proof-of-concept testing in controlled environments is critical in today’s fast-moving AI landscape, and how organizations can leverage vendor ecosystems to reduce costs while strengthening internal capabilities. Johnston also highlights the importance of aligning technology decisions with broader business outcomes, helping IT teams move from reactive cost centers to proactive strategic drivers. #DigitalTrustPodcast #CyberSecurity #ITLeadership #VendorManagement #StrategicPartnerships #RiskManagement #ITStrategy #DigitalTrust #GradyJohnston #ChristianRedshaw #ZackEikenberry #PeopleProcessTechnology Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On Season 2 Episode 13 of the Digital Trust podcast, host Christian Redshaw and co-host Zach(ary) Eikenberry sit down with Grady J. Johnston, Global Director of Business Development for eSentire . Drawing from experience as a CIO, CSO, IT director, and product leader, Johnston shares practical insights on building effective security teams and strengthening the relationship between IT and the broader business. The conversation explores why mentorship and continuous training are essential for growing IT talent, how IT leaders can leverage vendor ecosystems for free training and development resources, and why cultivating long-term professional networks creates lasting value across organizations. Johnston also explains how forming cross-department compliance committees can help IT leaders gain strategic buy-in for security initiatives and technology changes—transforming IT from a cost center into a strategic business partner. #DigitalTrustPodcast #CyberSecurity #ITLeadership #Mentorship #ChangeManagement #VendorPartnerships #ITStrategy #DigitalTrust #GradyJohnston #ChristianRedshaw #ZackEikenberry #PeopleProcessTechnology Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On the Digital Trust Podcast, host Christian Redshaw sits down with Jeff Edwards and Alan Gin of Zero Down Software to explore how early ideas of virtual business continuity evolved into today’s application-first resilience. The takeaway: backups alone aren’t enough—true digital trust requires seamless availability and recovery that customers never notice. #DigitalTrustPodcast #DigitalTrust #OperationalResilience #BusinessContinuity #ApplicationFirst #ZeroDownSoftware #NoDowntime #CyberResilience #ITLeadership Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On the Digital Trust podcast, host Christian Redshaw interviews Laura Payne, CEO of White Tuque (Canada), to unpack major cybersecurity misconceptions and practical resilience strategies. Payne debunks the myth that cybersecurity must be expensive and stresses that security is a continuous discipline—not a one-time setup. She contrasts legacy CVSS-driven vulnerability management with modern risk-based approaches that prioritize real attacker behavior. The discussion also highlights the value of tabletop exercises for incident readiness and the role of neuroscience-informed security awareness in reducing human-factor risks. #DigitalTrustPodcast #CyberSecurity #RiskBasedVM #VulnerabilityManagement #IncidentResponse #SecurityAwareness #HumanFactors #CyberResilience #LauraPayne #ChristianRedshaw #ContinuousSecurity #PeopleProcessTechnology Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On the Digital Trust Podcast, host Christian Redshaw speaks with Laura Payne, CEO of White Tuque, about her journey from IT to cybersecurity leadership. Laura shares how security should enable—not block—business goals, highlighting the importance of a “we can find a yes” mindset, a culture of trust, and shared responsibility between IT and business. Her insights redefine cybersecurity as a balance of protection, collaboration, and business agility. #DigitalTrustPodcast #CybersecurityLeadership #CultureAndTrust #BusinessAlignment #CyberResilience #RiskManagement #ChristianRedshaw #LauraPayne #WhiteTuque ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Host LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-redshaw Guest LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-l-payne Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
For this episode of the Digital Trust podcast, Host Christian Redshaw welcomes CISO Neal Mullen of the HSE (Ireland). Neal details his evolution from a biomedical electrical engineer to a Global Head of Operational Resilience and ultimately, a CISO. His journey highlights the critical need for technical experts to acquire business acumen (pursued through diplomas and Master's degrees) to shift from technical tasks to strategic leadership. Influenced by a protective ethos, Neal's focus shifted from technical fixes to operational risk and business continuity. His key advice for IT professionals entering security today: avoid jargon, learn to speak the language of business risk, and utilize clear control frameworks. #DigitalTrustPodcast #CISO #LeadershipJourney #OperationalResilience #BusinessAcumen #CybersecurityCareers #RiskManagement #Mentorship #TechToExec Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of the Digital Trust podcast, hosts Christian Redshaw and Rossilyne Tan interview Neal Mullen, CISO of Ireland's Health Service Executive (HSSE). Neil discusses the massive task of fostering a healthy cyber security culture among the HSSE's 200,000 staff. The strategy, driven by top leadership, involves creating a "human firewall" through highly tailored, accessible training. This training features local branding, short "nano-modules," and acknowledges the challenges of frontline healthcare staff who lack time and quiet space. The ultimate goal is to empower every employee to confidently report incidents and extend their cyber awareness to their personal lives, making the entire workforce a proactive defense layer. #CybersecurityCulture #HumanFirewall #HSE #CyberAwareness #NIS2 #HealthcareSecurity #PhishingDefense #DigitalTrust Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of the Digital Trust podcast, hosts Christian Redshaw and Rosilyne Tan speak with Kelly Hood of Optic Cyber Solutions. Kelly explains that for small to midsize businesses, cybersecurity isn't just a technical issue; it's a business challenge. She emphasizes that the conversation should start with an organization’s "crown jewels" or most valuable data. By first identifying what matters most, businesses can then use a structured approach, like a "know your risk" process, to build an effective cybersecurity roadmap. The discussion also touches on critical topics like supply chain risk and the need for clear communication to ensure security is properly implemented and managed. #Cybersecurity #SMBs #RiskManagement #BusinessStrategy #DigitalTrust #CyberResilience #SupplyChainRisk #OpticCyberSolutions #NIST #CrownJewels Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of the Digital Trust podcast, hosts Christian Redshaw and Rossilyne Tan speak with Kelly Hood, co-founder of Optic Cyber Solutions. Kelly shares her unique career path from chemical engineering to cybersecurity and highlights the challenges of being a security professional. She emphasizes that cybersecurity is often seen as a barrier by IT teams and should be viewed as a puzzle with many pieces, not just a collection of tools. Kelly advises IT professionals to use structured frameworks like NIST to guide their efforts, ensuring they have a comprehensive strategy that prioritizes risks and balances technology with people and processes. #Cybersecurity #NIST #ITProfessional #CybersecurityCareer #CybersecurityFramework #DigitalTrust #RiskManagement #OpticCyberSolutions #CareerJourney #TechPuzzle Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this Digital Trust podcast episode, host Christian Redshaw and co-host Rossilyne Tan are joined by Guney Seyhan, from Brandefense offers a crucial look at how organizations can proactively defend against external cyber threats. The discussion highlights the evolution of digital risk protection services (DRPS), emphasizing that effective security goes beyond simply detecting threats—it requires active remediation and takedown services to neutralize them. Guney explains that a comprehensive strategy involves monitoring over 35,000 hacker channels across the surface, deep, and dark web. He also stresses the critical importance of continuous monitoring and managing risks from third-party vendors and supply chains, as these can be a weak point for an organization. Guney advises that the return on investment (ROI) for digital risk protection should be seen not as a simple calculation but as a necessity, representing the cost of not protecting your business. His core message is that proactive, intelligence-driven cybersecurity is essential, extending beyond your company's borders to secure all partners and suppliers. #Cybersecurity #ProactiveDefense #DigitalRiskProtection #BrandDefense #CyberThreats #RiskManagement #SupplyChainSecurity #DarkWeb #ContinuousMonitoring #CyberResilience Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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