Explore the imbalance between developer-side and end-user responsibilities in cybersecurity. Oliver Rochford talks about the cost-effectiveness of vulnerability prevention and the need for a more balanced approach.

Richard Cassidy discusses the necessity of planning for potential vendor lock-in. Learn why having a clear exit strategy is essential before entering into any long-term vendor relationship.

Cybercrime is projected to cost the global economy £10.5 trillion by 2025. Richard Cassidy highlights the critical need for real-time threat management, especially in supply chain security, to stay ahead of adversaries.

Reflect on the evolution of InfoSec principles with insights from James Rees. Despite advancements in technology, the core principles of cybersecurity have remained consistent, guiding professionals through rapid changes.

As data growth continues to accelerate, businesses must adapt their cybersecurity strategies. Richard Cassidy emphasizes the importance of planning for exponential data increases to maintain security and operational efficiency.

Oliver Rochford explains why long-term planning is nearly impossible in the rapidly changing tech landscape. Learn about the difficulties of aligning business growth with ever-evolving cybersecurity demands. #Cybersecurity #BusinessPlanning #Innovation.

Welcome back to Razorwire! I'm Jim, your host, and joining me today are cybersecurity experts Richard Cassidy and Oliver Rochford. Following on from our last episode of Razorwire, where Oliver and I discussed the key issues that cyber professionals need to focus on in 2024, this episode centres on key takeaways from recent security conferences, particularly RSA and Infosecurity Europe, and explores the shift towards contextual security as highlighted in Byron Acohido's recent report.

Discover how AI and data science techniques are transforming cybersecurity. Oliver Rochford discusses the importance of context in areas like vulnerability prioritisation, alerting, and threat modelling. #AI #Cybersecurity #DataScience.

Discussing the challenges of integrating AI into cybersecurity, Oliver Rochford emphasises the importance of realistic timelines and expectations for AI advancements and their security implications.

Oliver Rocheford shares his insights on the current state of GenAI in cybersecurity. Despite 18 months of development, core issues remain unresolved. Understand why a cautious approach is essential.

Oliver Rocheford talks about the importance of prioritizing cybersecurity investments. Learn how to focus on defense in depth and manage third-party risks effectively within budget constraints.

Explore the challenges of tracking and managing third-party risks in cybersecurity. Oliver Rocheford highlights the complexities of maintaining defense in depth amid numerous third-party integrations.

Oliver Rocheford discusses the increasing speed and sophistication of cyber attacks. Learn how malicious actors are exploiting vulnerabilities faster than ever, outpacing even rapid patching efforts.

Discover how Large Language Models (LLMs) classify cybersecurity technologies. Oliver Rocheford explains the importance of understanding how LLMs perceive and categorize your company's offerings.

Welcome to Razorwire, the podcast that cuts through the noise of the information security industry. I'm your host, Jim, and today we're taking a look at the Top Cybersecurity Priorities for 2024 with our guest, Oliver Rochford. If you're a cybersecurity professional taking on the evolving threats and challenges of our field, you won't want to miss this discussion. From the rapid consolidation within the tech sector to the challenges of supply chain security and the limitations of today's infosec tools, we leave no stone unturned.

Delve into the human consequences of operational failures with Paul Dwyer. He shares a case study of TSB’s prolonged downtime, emphasizing the need for robust operational resilience.

Paul Dwyer discusses the challenges of communicating risks and securing organizational assets. Learn why top-level accountability is crucial in avoiding cybersecurity failures.