This clip dives into the frustrations of exaggerated claims and unnecessary complexity in cybersecurity. Discover why straightforward solutions often get buried under layers of BS and how simple answers are frequently the most effective.

Welcome to Razorwire! Join me, Jim, and my guests Chris Dawson and Iain Pye, as we dive into the daily frustrations and pressing issues facing cybersecurity professionals. This episode is filled with insights, gripes, and laughable clichés that saturate our industry. From award ceremony hype to exaggerated LinkedIn credentials, we tackle it all. Stay tuned and subscribe for a candid look at the ups and downs of working in infosec.

Discover how the NSA used deception to slow down attackers in this clip with Robert Black. By merely informing attackers that deception was deployed, their progress was significantly hindered. Explore the psychological impact of such tactics on cybersecurity defences.

Robert Black discusses the historical and modern uses of honeypots in cybersecurity. Initially designed as traps, these tools now serve as valuable sources of intelligence, helping organizations understand attacker behaviors and enhance defenses. Learn how deception technology has evolved over time.

Robert Black recounts the famous Stuxnet attack on Iranian nuclear facilities, highlighting the role of deception. By making systems appear normal to attackers, significant damage was done without immediate detection. Understand the power of trust and deception in cybersecurity defense strategies.

Learn from Robert Black about using psychological deterrence in cybersecurity. He shares insights on how simple techniques, like the presence of CCTV or symbolic imagery, can influence behaviour and prevent attacks. Discover how these principles can be applied in cyberspace.

Robert Black explores how organisations can actively engage with the dark web to shape and influence threat actors. By taking an organisational approach rather than a purely technical one, companies can dissuade attackers and protect their assets more effectively. Discover unconventional methods to enhance your cybersecurity posture.

Explore the critical relationship between vendors and CISOs with Robert Black. He discusses the need for vendors to understand and address the specific problems faced by organisations rather than just selling solutions. This clip highlights how shifting power back to CISOs can lead to more effective cybersecurity strategies.

In this clip, Robert Black emphasises the importance of understanding attackers' decision-making processes. By building networks with the attacker's perspective in mind, organisations can better influence and deter potential threats. Learn why considering the human element in cyber threats is crucial.

Robert Black discusses the misconception of cybersecurity as purely a technical issue. He highlights the importance of shaping opinions and strategies, reflecting on the National Cyber Force's cognitive effect strategy. Discover why cybersecurity requires more than just technical expertise.