The Cyber Executive

The role of the CISO is no longer just about protecting systems. It’s about leading the business through risk.In this episode, Marc Ashworth and Montez Fitzpatrick explore the evolution of cybersecurity leadership, the challenges CISOs face in gaining executive influence, and why understanding the business is more critical than ever.From reporting structures and budget myths to AI’s impact on the future of security, this conversation breaks down what it really takes to succeed as a modern CISO.

Would you know if your company—or your family—was being targeted right now?In this episode of The Cyber Executive, host Marc Ashworth sits down with former U.S. Secret Service agent Tim Reboulet to break down real-world security strategies that go beyond technology.This conversation bridges the gap between cybersecurity and physical security, giving leaders and families practical steps to stay safe in an increasingly complex threat landscape.🔑 What You’ll Learn:Why situational awareness is your first line of defenseHow to use threat intelligence in everyday lifeThe importance of security foundations vs. toolsReal-world executive protection strategiesHow to prepare for active shooter and emergency scenariosSimple ways to secure your home, travel, and familyWhy complacency is the biggest risk factor💡 This episode is packed with actionable insights from decades of frontline experience protecting high-profile individuals and navigating real threats.Who This Is For:CISOs & cybersecurity leadersExecutives and business ownersParents and familiesAnyone interested in personal safety and risk awarenessWould you know if your company—or your family—was being targeted right now?In this episode of The Cyber Executive, host Marc Ashworth sits down with former U.S. Secret Service agent Tim Reboulet to break down real-world security strategies that go beyond technology.This conversation bridges the gap between cybersecurity and physical security, giving leaders and families practical steps to stay safe in an increasingly complex threat landscape.🔑 What You’ll Learn:Why situational awareness is your first line of defenseHow to use threat intelligence in everyday lifeThe importance of security foundations vs. toolsReal-world executive protection strategiesHow to prepare for active shooter and emergency scenariosSimple ways to secure your home, travel, and familyWhy complacency is the biggest risk factor💡 This episode is packed with actionable insights from decades of frontline experience protecting high-profile individuals and navigating real threats.Who This Is For:CISOs & cybersecurity leadersExecutives and business ownersParents and familiesAnyone interested in personal safety and risk awareness

In this episode, your host Marc Ashworth speaks with Alon Neuhaus, CEO of Astelia, shares insights from his extensive experience in cybersecurity, including leading national red teams, building trust with industry leaders, and the evolving threats posed by AI and nation-state actors. Discover how organizations can enhance their security posture in a rapidly changing landscape.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth welcomes Terry Green-Mason, Vice President of Technology at Elevate, to discuss the critical intersection of AI and cybersecurity. Teri introduces her innovative framework, TEST, which stands for Touch, Execute, Store, and Trust, designed to help organizations navigate the complexities of AI security. She highlights the prevalent gap between the excitement surrounding AI and the reality of its associated risks, emphasizing the need for organizations to ask the right questions about data handling and AI interactions. Teri explains how her framework simplifies AI security without oversimplifying it, allowing organizations to proactively manage risks while still embracing technological advancements.Throughout the conversation, Teri shares insights on common mistakes organizations make when integrating AI tools, the importance of human oversight in AI decision-making, and the necessity of understanding data retention and context. She also discusses her children's book aimed at teaching ethics in AI, showcasing her commitment to educating the next generation about technology. The episode concludes with a call to action for security leaders to adopt the TEST framework to enhance their risk management strategies and ensure a secure AI implementation.Takeaways​"The gap between AI excitement and security reality is significant."​"Trust is not blind faith in the vendor; it's about understanding the model's behavior."​"AI doesn't live in isolation; it interacts with workflows and APIs, which can lead to unexpected risks."​"Organizations need to ask better questions about data handling and AI interactions."​"We must ensure human oversight in AI decision-making processes."​"The TEST framework simplifies AI security without oversimplifying it."​"Education on AI ethics is crucial for the next generation."​"AI should only have read-only access, not execute permissions."​"We need to reframe how we think about ongoing risks in cybersecurity."​"Trust in AI requires due diligence and understanding of the model's dependencies."

Are you ready to embrace the future of coding? AI is democratizing development, allowing anyone to create software! But with this power comes new risks. 🔒 In the latest episode of #TheCyberExecutive, host Marc Ashworth and Shahar Bahat of Pluto Security dive into how AI coding can change our security landscape!What are your thoughts? Is the risk worth the reward?

In this episode of the Cyber Executive, host Marc Ashworthand guest Kristi Cook, Director of Global Cybersecurity at Peabody Energy, discuss the intersection of cybersecurity, data protection, and AI. They emphasize the importance of foundational data protection as the basis for secure AI implementation, the need for organizations to identify and classify their data, and the significance of building relationships between security teams and business units. The conversation also covers the challenges of balancing security with AI adoption, the necessity of preventing data leakage, and the evolving landscape of vendor relationships and regulatory changes.Takeaways1.    Data protection is the foundation of AI security.2.   Organizations must identify and classify their data.3.   Small, manageable steps can lead to significant security improvements.4.   Tagging and labeling data is essential for effective protection.5.    Security should enable AI adoption rather than hinder it.6.    Building relationships within the business enhances security conversations.7.    Understanding risk is crucial for data governance.8.    Monitoring regulatory changes is vital for compliance.9.    Automated rules can simplify data protection processes.10.  Engaging with stakeholders fosters a culture of security awareness.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth and guest Tina Lampe with DirectTV as they explore the transformative impact of AI on cybersecurity, highlighting how it lowers the barrier for sophisticated attacks, erodes digital identity foundations, and introduces new attack vectors. Tina Lampe discusses the implications of AI-generated malware, data mining for intellectual property, and AI-powered social engineering, emphasizing the need for heightened awareness and adaptation in the cybersecurity landscape.TakeawaysAI lowers the bar for sophisticated attacks.Technical expertise is no longer a prerequisite for attacks.AI is eroding the foundations of digital identity.AI-generated malware poses new threats.Data mining for intellectual property is facilitated by AI.AI-powered social engineering is becoming prevalent.New attack vectors are emerging with AI.Efficiency of attacks has increased due to AI.Cybersecurity must adapt to AI-driven threats.The landscape of cybersecurity is fundamentally changing.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive podcast, host Marc Ashworth engages with Dr. Johannes Ulrich, a professor at the SANS Institute and host of the ISE Stormcast podcast. They discuss the persistent threat of legacy vulnerabilities, the importance of operationalizing threat intelligence, and the challenges small organizations face in cybersecurity. The conversation also touches on the evolving role of AI in security, the need for better sharing of actionable intelligence, and insights gained from honeypots. Dr. Ulrich emphasizes the importance of learning from past mistakes and adapting to new threats while keeping security operations simple and effective.TakeawaysLegacy vulnerabilities continue to pose significant risks.Organizations often focus on what's new rather than what's old.Operationalizing threat intelligence is crucial for effective security.Small organizations should keep their IT architecture simple.Education in cybersecurity should focus on foundational knowledge.MSSPs can provide valuable support for small businesses.AI is a double-edged sword in cybersecurity.Actionable intelligence should be prioritized over noise.Honeypots reveal the volume and nature of attacks.Communication and notification of victims can improve global security posture.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth speaks with James Pham, CEO of Opsin, about the pressing challenges and opportunities in securing AI systems. They discuss the unique risks associated with AI, including data poisoning and the need for robust governance. The conversation also covers the importance of collaboration across the cybersecurity industry, the evolving role of AI in security, and the balance between innovation and responsible oversight. Pham emphasizes the need for organizations to adapt to the rapidly changing landscape of AI security and the importance of cultivating a culture of transparency and collaboration within teams.To learn more about Opsin, go to www.opsinsecurity.comTakeawaysAI security is fundamentally different from traditional IT security.Data poisoning poses significant risks to AI models.Governance in AI security is a shared responsibility.Supply chain attacks present unique challenges in AI.The nature of AI makes it both powerful and easy to misuse.Collaboration across the industry is still in its early stages.Organizations must evolve with the changing AI landscape.Transparency and communication are key to bridging skill gaps.AI agents could introduce new privacy concerns.The security industry needs to be more tolerant of failures.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth and guest Kelly Miller discuss the intersection of AI, data privacy, and crisis management. They explore the risks AI poses to organizations, the importance of balancing innovation with public trust, and the necessity of transparency in AI communications. Kelly emphasizes the need for organizations to prepare for public scrutiny and to embed privacy resilience into their brand strategy. The conversation also covers the evolving reputational risks associated with AI and cybersecurity, the importance of effective crisis communication, and the need for collaboration among legal, technical, and communication teams during AI-related crises.TakeawaysAI creates a black box effect leading to trust erosion.Organizations should treat trust as a strategic asset.Transparency in AI communications is crucial for credibility.Crisis management plans must include AI-related scenarios.Public scrutiny over AI practices is increasing.Privacy policies should be more than just legal jargon.AI crises will require quick and transparent responses.Collaboration between teams is essential during crises.Early signs of AI crises often come from employee concerns.Regular communication about AI usage is necessary for employees.

In this episode of The Cyber Executive, host Marc Ashworth and guest Nathan Reller with Ginger Cybersecurity discuss the complexities of cybersecurity, focusing on unnecessary complexity in IT systems, the challenges faced by SOC analysts, and the benefits of immutable infrastructure. They explore the implications of non-deterministic systems, the importance of applying the principle of least privilege, and the role of AI in enhancing cybersecurity practices. The conversation also touches on the need for better integration of software engineers in the security field and the ongoing challenges posed by misconfiguration errors and container security.TakeawaysUnnecessary complexity in IT systems adds operational overhead and risk.Detection of hacks is complicated by the sheer volume of files.Applying the principle of least privilege can limit the impact of hacks.Non-deterministic systems create unpredictability in cybersecurity.SOC analysts deal with a high volume of alerts and mixed signals.Mutable infrastructure increases the risk of security breaches.Immutable systems provide a predictable environment for security.Application allow listing can prevent unauthorized code execution.Misconfiguration errors account for a significant percentage of security incidents.AI can enhance the efficiency of cybersecurity analysts.

Teamwork is critical, whether you are climbing Denali or planning scenarios of a nuclear attack with NATO partners. John Graham has done it all. Check out the latest episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth interviews John Graham, an author, adventurer, and former diplomat. They discuss Graham's remarkable experiences, including climbing Denali, working with Senator John Glenn, and his role in the NATO Nuclear Planning Group. The conversation delves into the importance of teamwork, trust, and communication in leadership, especially in high-pressure situations. Graham shares insights on finding meaning in life and leadership, as well as his work with the Draft Heroes Project, which aims to inspire courage and service through storytelling.TakeawaysTeamwork is essential in dangerous endeavors.Trust among team members can prevent conflicts.Leadership requires compassion and kindness.Effective communication is crucial in high-stakes situations.Finding meaning in life can guide decision-making.Adventures can teach valuable life lessons.Stories of courage can inspire others to take action.Prioritizing meaningful actions leads to fulfillment.Understanding different perspectives fosters collaboration.Leadership is about serving others and making a positive impact.

Questions about AI? In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth engages with Dr. Asaf Manila from the Washington University to discuss the current state and future of artificial intelligence (AI). They explore the evolution of AI, its technical limitations, ethical considerations regarding human-like qualities, the challenges of AI hallucinations and biases, sustainability concerns related to energy consumption, and the implications of AI in business and education. The conversation also touches on privacy and security issues, as well as predictions for the future of AI and its societal impact.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host MarcAshworth speaks with renowned cryptologist Dr. Peter Gutmann about the current state of quantum cryptography and its implications for cybersecurity. They discuss the limitations of quantum computing, the reality behind quantum factorization claims, and the ongoing challenges in the field of cryptography. Dr. Gutmann emphasizes the need to address fundamental cybersecurity issues rather than getting distracted by quantum hype.Takeaways·      Quantum computers are more like physicsexperiments than actual computers.·      The largest number factorized using quantummethods is 21, raising concerns about the effectiveness of quantum cryptography.·      Many claims of quantum supremacy are based onartificially constructed problems that do not reflect real-world scenarios.·      The focus should be on addressing the topvulnerabilities in cybersecurity rather than getting distracted by quantum advancements.·      Governments attempting to create backdoors incryptography face significant challenges due to the nature of mathematics.·      The ongoing cybercrime industry thrives on thefailures of current cryptographic systems.·      There is a need for more transparency andscrutiny in quantum computing claims.·      The historical context of the crypto warshighlights the challenges of government intervention in cryptography.·      Real progress in quantum computing is slow andoften overstated in public announcements.·     Future research should prioritize practicalapplications of cryptography over theoretical quantum advancements.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth engages with Gretchen Pettet, Assistant Vice President and Senior Talent Development at Commerce Bank, discussing the intricacies of leadership, mentoring, and effective communication. They explore the importance of building trust within teams, the necessity of clear communication, and the courage to have candid conversations, especially during challenging times. Gretchen emphasizes the significance of regular feedback and self-awareness for aspiring leaders, providing valuable insights into fostering a positive organizational culture and motivating team membersTakeawaysYou can't motivate others; you must create buy-in.Authenticity and self-awareness are crucial for leaders.Effective communication is often underestimated.Candor is a form of kindness in leadership.Feedback should be viewed as a gift.Praise should be public, while coaching should be private.Leaders must be comfortable with discomfort during tough conversations.Regular feedback prevents misunderstandings and miscommunications.Self-reflection can expedite career growth and development.Building trust is essential for effective leadership.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth speaks with Tom Bakewell about the critical role of cybersecurity in board governance. They discuss the importance of technology in board discussions, the qualifications needed for board members, and the essential elements of high-performance boards. Tom emphasizes the need for a committed CEO, effective board leadership, and the significance of relationships in governance. The conversation also explores pathways to joining a board and the evolving landscape of board responsibilities in the context of cybersecurity.TakeawaysCybersecurity is a top concern for boards today.Effective governance requires a committed CEO and strong leadership.Board members should have a mix of skills, including tech knowledge.The role of technology in governance is increasingly important.Board governance is about relationships and teamwork.High-performance boards focus on evaluations and succession planning.Duties of board members include care and loyalty to the organization.Joining a board often starts with non-profit or advisory roles.Understanding governance takes time and experience.The culture of the board is crucial for effective oversight.For a copy of Tom's first chapter. Email me at [email protected].

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth and guest Matt Connors discuss the critical relationship between leadership and entrepreneurship. They explore how effective leadership is essential for business success, particularly in managing employee relationships and retention. The conversation also delves into the role of AI in enhancing business interactions, the challenges entrepreneurs face during growth, and the importance of creating a supportive corporate culture. Throughout the discussion, they emphasize the need for empathy and understanding in leadership, as well as the significance of valuing employees as individuals rather than mere cogs in a machine. In this conversation, Matt shares his insights on leadership, drawing from his experiences in the army and as an entrepreneur. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the role of a follower in leadership, finding purpose in mundane tasks, and the transformative power of gratitude. Matt also discusses the significance of pursuing excellence in all aspects of work and how a clear mission can inspire employees. The conversation concludes with a focus on the continuous journey of growth and appreciation in leadership.Takeaways:Leadership is crucial for successful entrepreneurship.Employee treatment directly impacts business success.AI can enhance customer relationships but not replace human interaction.Successful companies invest in employee training and retention.Entrepreneurs often sacrifice personal relationships for business success.Cultural awareness is essential in growing businesses.Expectations of employees should align with their roles.Not all successful leaders are good role models for small businesses.Building a supportive work environment leads to better employee satisfaction.Understanding the difference between ownership and employment is key. The army provides diverse leadership experiences.To lead effectively, one must first learn to follow.Understanding the mission is crucial for all employees.Gratitude can transform one's perspective on work.Finding purpose in tasks can enhance job satisfaction.Leadership is about setting an example, not just giving orders.Pursuing excellence is key to long-term success.Perspective shifts can change how we view our work.Appreciation for small things can lead to greater happiness.Continuous growth is essential for effective leadership.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth and guest Andrew Burton discuss the critical role of diet and exercise in managing stress. They explore how proper nutrition and regular physical activity can significantly reduce stress levels, improve mental health, and enhance overall well-being. The conversation delves into recognizing signs of stress, establishing a structured approach to daily routines, and the importance of tracking dietary intake. They also emphasize the need for moderation in all aspects of diet and exercise to achieve a balanced and healthy lifestyle. In this conversation, Marc and Andrew discuss the importance of consistency in health and fitness, exploring various aspects such as motivation, workout frequency, overcoming plateaus, and the significance of diet. They emphasize the need for accountability, the role of social connections in fitness, and the importance of proper warm-ups and stretching. The discussion also touches on how to get started with personal training and the common barriers faced by beginners.TakeawaysDiet and exercise are underrated forms of stress relief.Regular exercise can significantly lower anxiety and depression.Disruptions in sleep are a common sign of stress.Starting your day with positive thoughts can set the tone.A structured approach to diet and exercise helps manage stress.Caloric intake must be lower than expenditure for weight loss.Tracking your diet can reveal hidden calorie consumption.Moderation is key in all dietary choices.Artificial sweeteners can lead to cravings for unhealthy foods.Even healthy foods can be harmful in excess. Consistency is key to maintaining health and fitness.Finding motivation can come from personal trainers or workout partners.Accountability is crucial for staying on track with fitness goals.Even small amounts of exercise can lead to long-term health benefits.Diet plays a more significant role in weight loss than exercise alone.It's important to focus on long-term goals rather than short-term results.Many people in the gym are supportive rather than judgmental.Dynamic stretching is more beneficial than static stretching before workouts.Everyone's fitness journey is unique and should be respected.Personal training can be tailored to individual needs and goals.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth speaks with Mark Clancy, CISO of T-Mobile, about the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, focusing on talent planning, threat intelligence, and the importance of collaboration. Clancy emphasizes the need for organizations to proactively forecast their talent needs and adapt to the rapidly changing cyber threat landscape. The conversation also highlights the challenges of information sharing within the industry and the role of AI in enhancing security operations. Clancy advocates for moving towards passwordless authentication and improving access review processes to better manage security risks.Key Takeaways:Talent planning should focus on skills forecasting and development.Organizations need to anticipate future talent needs proactively.Cybersecurity roles often require a mix of skills that are hard to find in one person.Effective talent management involves leveraging existing workforce capabilities.Threat intelligence must adapt to the rapidly changing cyber threat landscape.Collaboration between organizations is essential for effective threat sharing.Automated tools can help manage the noise in cybersecurity data.Access reviews need to be more context-driven and efficient.AI can enhance security operations but requires careful implementation.The industry must move towards passwordless authentication methods.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth speaks with Chris Cockburn, a Cybersecurity Advisor with CISA. They discuss CISA's mission to enhance cybersecurity across critical infrastructure sectors, key findings from the latest IC3 report, and the importance of education and awareness in combating cybercrime. Chris shares insights on the rise of cryptocurrency fraud, CISA's resources for organizations, and initiatives like Cyber Camp aimed at educating K-12 students about cybersecurity. The conversation emphasizes the need for effective asset management and the potential of AI in enhancing cybersecurity measures.Key TakeawaysCISA partners with state and local governments to enhance cybersecurity.The IC3 report shows a significant rise in financial losses due to cybercrime.Elderly populations are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals.Education and awareness are crucial for protecting citizens from cyber threats.Cryptocurrency lacks the same legal protections as traditional currency.CISA offers free vulnerability scanning services to organizations.Cyber Camp aims to educate K-12 students about cybersecurity careers.Effective asset management is essential for cybersecurity posture.Known vulnerabilities often go unpatched, leading to security breaches.AI has the potential to help protect vulnerable populations from cyber threats.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth speaks with Melissa Dukascheck, a yoga expert, about the importance of managing stress in high-pressure environments like cybersecurity. They discuss the role of diet and exercise in stress relief, recognizing stress signals, and the significance of consistency in maintaining a balanced lifestyle. Melissa emphasizes the importance of quality nutrition over calorie counting, the benefits of daily movement, and the role of meditation and yoga in reducing stress. The conversation provides practical tips for listeners to incorporate wellness practices into their daily lives.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth speaks with Joe Sullivan, a security consultant with Joe Sullivan Consulting, about the critical aspects of cybersecurity for startups and small businesses. They discuss foundational security practices, the importance of identity management, and the challenges of implementing security measures in smaller organizations. The conversation also delves into the implications of AI in security, the necessity of third-party risk assessments, and the evolving landscape of robotics and AI security. Sullivan emphasizes the need for transparency in the security industry and the importance of public-private partnerships to enhance cybersecurity efforts.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth speaks with Chris Trifiletti, Cyber Security Manager at Ameren, about the complexities of securing critical infrastructure. They discuss the challenges faced by both municipal and investor-owned utilities, the regulatory landscape, and the evolving threats from cybercriminals. Chris shares insights on the importance of training and awareness in cybersecurity, the impact of ransomware attacks, and the need for collaboration across sectors to enhance defenses against emerging threats. The conversation highlights the critical role of resilience in both systems and personnel to mitigate risks in the energy sector and beyond.TakeawaysChris Trifiletti has extensive experience in critical infrastructure security.The challenges in securing critical infrastructure vary between municipal and investor-owned entities.Regulatory compliance is crucial for both electric and gas sectors.Cybersecurity threats often mirror those faced by other industries.Physical security challenges include theft, sabotage, and vandalism.Ransomware attacks have evolved to include data extortion models.Collaboration and information sharing among sectors is essential for defense.Training and awareness programs are vital for all personnel in cybersecurity.Emerging threats from nation-state actors are a growing concern.Resilience in systems and personnel is key to mitigating risks.

In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth speaks with James McQuiggan, a security awareness advocate at KnowBe4, about the growing threat of deep fakes in cybersecurity. They discuss the prevalence of deep fakes, the technology behind them, and the risks they pose to individuals and organizations. The conversation also covers detection methods, the importance of human awareness, and the future of AI in cybersecurity.Key Takeaways:Deep fakes are increasingly used in cyberattacks.Audio deep fakes are more prevalent than videodeep fakes.Real-time deep fake technology is becoming moreaccessible.Detection tools for deep fakes are improving butstill have limitations.Human awareness is crucial in identifying deepfakes.Deep fakes can severely damage brand reputation.Organizations need to implement verificationprocesses.The hiring process is vulnerable to deep fakes.AI technology is advancing rapidly, makingdetection harder.More entry-level positions in cybersecurity areneeded.

In this episode of "The Cyber Executive" podcast, our host Marc Ashworth, talks to Carson Heady with Microsoft on the importance of communications, building and maintaining relationships with both internal and external clients.

In this episode of "The Cyber Executive" podcast, our host Marc Ashworth, talks to Roftiel Constantine the CISO of Barry Wehmiller on the challenges of securing an organization in an unregulated industry. Discussions around securing budgets and risks in a organization that does a lot of acquisitions.

In this week's episode of "The Cyber Executive" podcast, host Marc Ashworth talks to Zach Lewis, the CIO/CISO at University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis. Zach discusses the challenges of securing educational institutions at K-12 and university levels.

On this week's episode of "The Cyber Executive" podcast, Marc Ashworth talks to Larry Woods, the CISO and Chief Privacy Officer of Post Holdings. The large holding company of many popular breakfast cereals. The two discusses what it takes to secure such an environment along with various privacy related challenges.

A Two-Time Olympian, National Basketball Coach of The Year, and Amazon Three-Time Best Selling Author. Sherry Winn knows a lot about what it takes to win and building a winning team. She is a leader among leaders and you can get hear her amazing advice on this week's episode of "The Cyber Executive" Podcast!Find out more about Sherry Winn at https://www.thewinningleadershipcompany.com/

This week's episode of The Cyber Executive, Marc Ashworth speaks with Josh Knopp, CISO of Enterprise Mobile, on the importance of building trust with teams, other leaders and for organizations. As the CISO for the largest rental car company, having your customers trust your services and product is vital.

This episode of The Cyber Executive, Marc discusses incident response with Che Bhatia of Aon/Stroz Freidberg. Che discusses the common issues leading to incidents and gives amazing tips for every cyber expert and incident response team.

In this episode, Marc Ashworth talks to Gary Chan, the CISO for SSM Healthcare and is also a "Cyber Mentalist". Gary answers what is a cyber mentalist and how he uses these talents to improve his leadership skills. You can learn more about Gary at https://www.gschan2000.com/.

In this episode of "The Cyber Executive", Marc talks to the CISO of BJC Healthcare on the challenges of securing a large healthcare organization along with tips on M&A.

In this episode Randy Raw provides a master class on leading multi-generational teams and way to provide empowerment, accountability and inspiring new leaders.

In the inaugural podcast, Marc and Andrew discuss CISOs on boards, career paths and mentoring, predictions for 2025 and much more.