Conflictual coexistence
mnemonic security podcast
01/15/24
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Conflictual coexistence
Today’s guest, Raymond Andrè Hagen, holds over 20 years of experience in cybersecurity and information security, and is currently researching advanced persistent threats for his PhD in Computer and Information Systems Security.
He also has experience as a Security Specialist at the Norwegian Digitalization Agency (Digdir), including being Chief Security Officer at Altinn, the Norwegian authorities' solution for reporting and dialogue with business and industry.
In his conversation with Robby, Raymond shares from his threat research on predicting APT attack behaviour, including his hypothesis, prediction models and some preliminary findings.
Raymond and Robby also discuss conflictual coexistence between nation states, especially US-China and US-Russia relationships, and how this has affected the cyber landscape historically, and will continue to affect it in the future.
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From Russia with Ransomware
December 18, 2023
•44m
To join Robby for this episode on Russian cybercrime and ransomware, we’re welcoming Sam Flockhart, Cyber Threat Intelligence Manager at Santander UK.
Sam has a background in military intelligence from the British army, where he has spent a large part of his career looking at Russian influence in Eastern Europe. Including experience from the British army’s support mission to Ukraine.
Sam goes through his presentation “From Russia with ransomware” presented at FS-ISAC EMEA Summit last month. Robby and Sam discuss ransomware groups with direct relationships with Russian intelligence services, their tactics, and how likely it is that ransomware will be used as a weapon in the short – medium term.
To watch Sam’s presentation, visit the video episode on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/mnemonic
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When Ransomware Hits the Ranch
January 29, 2024
•25m
How does cybersecurity play a part in ensuring food security?
As part of the ISACA series of the mnemonic security podcast, we’re welcoming Karianne Kjønås, Cyber & Privacy Associate at PwC Norway. Karianne recently won the ISACA master’s thesis award with her thesis on how cybersecurity incidents can affect Norwegian food production.
During her conversation with Robby, she shares some of her major research findings, and how data, automation, IoT and AI play an important role in food production these days.
They also discuss the state of cybersecurity in farming technologies and some of the most common cybersecurity threats to the food supply chain.
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