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Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 198

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 198

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Most People Think They Understand Their Rights. They Don’t.

Most People Think They Understand Their Rights. They Don’t.

Recent conversations around intelligence powers and surveillance frameworks in Australia, particularly proposed changes to ASIO’s compulsory questioning powers, have sparked predictable reactions. Some are alarmed, others are dismissive, and most fall somewhere in between, unsure what is real, what is exaggerated, and what it all 

Please welcome our newest member from Switzerland, Stéphane Duguin

Please welcome our newest member from Switzerland, Stéphane Duguin

Stéphane Duguin is the CEO of the CyberPeace Institute. From senior positions in law enforcement to executive leadership in civil society, he spent three decades tracking how nations states, criminals groups and terrorists organization weaponize disruptive technologies, such as Al, against vulnerable communities. He previously 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 197

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 197

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CyAN Global Mentorship Programme – 1 Month Update

CyAN Global Mentorship Programme – 1 Month Update

We are now one month into the CyAN Global Mentorship Programme, and it is already clear that the initiative is delivering meaningful value across a truly international community. From the outset, the programme was designed to connect aspiring cybersecurity professionals with experienced mentors worldwide. In 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 196

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 196

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When “Compliance” Becomes a Proxy for Trust

When “Compliance” Becomes a Proxy for Trust

Over the past few days, a story has been doing the rounds about a fast-growing compliance startup and its sudden parting of ways with a major backer. It’s easy to get pulled into the specifics, the allegations, the responses, and the inevitable back-and-forth. But I 

Please welcome our newest member from France, Liliane UWIZEYE

Please welcome our newest member from France, Liliane UWIZEYE

Liliane supports CISOs and SOC/VOC/CERT Managers in driving and optimizing their cyber defense capabilities by aligning detection and response with priority threats, business risks, and real exposure, to accelerate their maturity. Her expertise includes Security Operations, risk management, vulnerability management, and audit readiness (ISO27001, GDPR, 

Python Didn’t Bite, the Supply Chain Did by Michael T. McDonald

Python Didn’t Bite, the Supply Chain Did by Michael T. McDonald

There’s a particular kind of failure in modern software that doesn’t announce itself with alarms or outages. No flashing dashboards, no immediate disruption. Everything appears to be working exactly as expected. Until, quietly and without ceremony, it isn’t. A widely used Python package, pulled in 

Signals Over Substance: Navigating the Attention Economy

Signals Over Substance: Navigating the Attention Economy

In a recent article (see link in the comments below), I revisited a framework I developed more than a decade ago while writing Flat World Navigation, Collaboration and Networking. At the time, I was trying to make sense of what felt like a shifting economic