In this episode, Alice Violet explores the work of the National Signals Intelligence and Security Trust (NSIST). An organisation dedicated to preserving Britain’s signals intelligence and cyber security heritage.
In this episode, Alice Violet explores the work of the National Signals Intelligence and Security Trust (NSIST). An organisation dedicated to preserving Britain’s signals intelligence and cyber security heritage.
In this episode, Alice Violet explores the work of the National Signals Intelligence and Security Trust (NSIST). An organisation dedicated to preserving Britain’s signals intelligence and cyber security heritage.
In this episode, Alice Violet explores the work of the National Signals Intelligence and Security Trust (NSIST). An organisation dedicated to preserving Britain’s signals intelligence and cyber security heritage.
In this episode of Cyber Made Human, we sat down with Harry Gough, Chief Operating Officer of Coc00n, who specialises in online safety for high net worth individuals.
What happens when anyone can make a convincing fake? In this episode of Cyber Made Human, we get practical about deepfakes: consent, intellectual property, data privacy, misinformation, and what responsible AI for creators and brands actually looks like.
In this episode of Cyber Made Human, we sat down with Cath Goulding. Formerly at GCHQ, Cath shares her perspective from her current role within securing critical national infrastructure for an in-depth conversation about how to communicate cyber risk effectively.
In this episode of Cyber Made Human, we sat down with Rebekka Bishop to discuss the pros and cons of scaling startup speed for government innovation and the complex barriers imposed.
In this episode of Cyber Made Human, we sat down with University of Gloucestershire Lecturer Joe Cox for an in-depth discussion on quantum proof encryption, blockchains and the revolutionary impact they will have on cybersecurity.
In this episode of Cyber Made Human, we sat down with Paul Ducklin to discuss government influence on big tech. Specifically, Apple’s move to pull its enhanced iCloud Plus service from the UK in response to the government's new legislation. We also look at how the technological policies of today will affect the next few years.
