Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

“The NHS budget is finite, and it doesn’t stretch far enough for security.” Protecting critical infrastructure without the budget to do so? That’s the reality for many public sector InfoSec teams.

NHS cybersecurity is on life support — can we fix it before patients pay the price? In this episode of Razorwire, host James Rees sits down with Rob Priest (former NHS insider and security expert at Rubrik) and returning guest Richard Cassidy to unpack the real, lived impact of cyber attacks on the UK’s healthcare system — from ransomware crippling hospitals to outdated systems putting lives at risk.

“You’re trying to put modern systems on top of crumbling infrastructure.” When it comes to NHS cybersecurity, outdated tech and budget barriers make it one of the hardest InfoSec jobs in the UK.

Attackers are ditching desktops. Mobile phishing is the new frontline - and we’re not ready.

“With AI, everything changes daily. You can’t secure what constantly evolves.” Ante Gojsalić on why AI security needs continuous testing, not outdated pentests.

Kids believe AI knows everything. This shift in trust has serious implications for digital safety and phishing risk.

East vs West: two very different approaches to AI development — and both bring unique security risks.

What terrifies experts isn’t rogue AI - it’s humans trusting AI too soon, in the wrong places.

Zero days in AI will be different - and more dangerous. We’re just starting to understand the risks.

Generative AI is moving faster than our defences — can we catch up? In this episode of Razorwire, host James Rees (aka Jim) speaks with Ante Gojsalić, CTO and co-founder of SplxAI, to dissect the growing risks, complexities, and opportunities in securing AI systems before they outpace our ability to protect them.