
A shared responsibility
mnemonic security podcast
08/31/20
•36m
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For this Norwegian episode of the mnemonic security podcast, Robby and co-host for the day Manager of Governance, Risk & Compliance at mnemonic, Gjermund Vidhammer, are joined by two major actors in the Norwegian cyber landscape: Robin Bakke, Specialist Director for Cyber Security at the Ministry of Justice & Public Security, and Bente Hoff, Director National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) at the Norwegian National Security Authority (NSM).
They discuss the importance, and the many different arenas, of private-public cooperation both in Norway and internationally, and share the Ministry and NSM’s thoughts on what’s important for digital security these days – and where they see most risk.
Related reading:
Nasjonal strategi for digital sikkerhet: https://www.regjeringen.no/no/dokumenter/nasjonal-strategi-for-digital-sikkerhet/id2627177/
Nasjonal Sikkerhetsmåned: https://norsis.no/nsm/
Technical level: 1/5
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•38m
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