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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2025 · 40 MIN

The Theoretical Floor And The Importance Of Resilience With Allison Miller Of Cartomancy Labs

from Friendly Fire: Mitigating Employee Risk · host Podgo

Cybersecurity is a high-stakes card game, and sometimes, it's not about winning every hand but mastering the game as a whole. In this episode, we welcome Allison Miller of Cartomancy Labs for an illuminating discussion on "The Theoretical Floor" and why resilience is the secret sauce to defending against modern cyber threats. She expounds on the world of human risk, shedding light on how we can redefine our understanding of cybersecurity and fraud prevention. Allison explores the concept of "The Theoretical Floor" and why sometimes, perfection isn't the goal. She describes it as a card game, where we need to think not just about that one hand but the entire game if we're going to win against the bad actors in cyberspace. Join us as we dissect the challenges faced by cybersecurity professionals, the evolving trends in the industry, and how we can better protect ourselves, both as individuals and as organizations.

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