Can we automate trust? And if we can, what happens to cybersecurity certification as we know it? In this episode of Trust & Turbulence, I’m joined by longtime colleagues Ashit Vora and Shawn Geddis, who are both building technologies designed to rethink how security certification gets done — but they’re approaching the problem in very different ways.
Cybersecurity compliance is moving from policy discussions to urgent implementation. In the premiere episode of the ICT Compliance Pod, host Joshua Brickman speaks with four leading experts about the regulatory and cryptographic changes reshaping the ICT industry.
Security isn't just about stopping hackers—it also has to work for the people using it. In this episode of Trust and Turbulence, I sit down with Debra Woog, Founder & CEO of Connect Two, to explore the human side of cybersecurity.
In this episode of Trust and Turbulence, I sit down with cybersecurity leader, author, podcaster, and lifelong learner Jim West. From his early days repairing computers at CompUSA to advising senior government leaders on cybersecurity, quantum computing, and national security, Jim's career has been anything but ordinary.
Josh spent 13 years building his career at Oracle, was recruited at a security conference in Paris, and eventually led the international certifications team that determined which governments and regulated industries Oracle could legally sell into. He was good at his job. He was trusted.
This is a short video about the release by ENISA entitled "Technical Competence Requirements for CRA Notified Bodies."
What happens when two cybersecurity leaders with decades of experience sit down to discuss trust, resilience, AI, supply chain security, and the future of regulation?
In this walkthrough of the EU Cyber Acts Conference focused on the EU Cyber Resilience Act, Joshua Brickman explains what the EUCRA is all about to the Common Criteria Users Forum virtual spring workshop.