I had the honour of being invited as the first guest on a new podcast hosted by the wonderful Lisa Forte, and Sarah Armstrong Smith where we got to sit down and talk about insider threats. Well, more specifically, around the story where a fake North Korean IT worker tried to get hired at KnowBe4 … Continue reading Exploring Insider Threats with Cyber Sisters →

Have you ever found yourself in a bookstore, overwhelmed by the sheer number of titles and unsure of where to start? Well, let me make it easier for you. Here are five books that I highly recommend, as I found them to be absolutely brilliant. 1. FAIK by Perry Carpenter If you're intrigued by the … Continue reading 5 books I enjoyed in 2024 →

It is the holiday season. Think twinkling lights, the scent of pine, and cyber threats lurking in the shadows, waiting to pounce quicker than Bruce Willis can say, “Yippee ki yay.”In the festive spirit of “Die Hard," let’s see how we can make our holidays less like Nakatomi Plaza and a bit more secure. Jingle … Continue reading Unwrapping Cybersecurity: A Festive “Die Hard” Guide →

The days are shorter, the heating is turned on more frequently, and the final big conference week of the year for me ends with Blackhat Europe and BSides London. Blackhat was held at the ExCeL and featured all the usual suspects. I had the chance to present at Blackhat and also caught up with Quentyn … Continue reading Blackhat and BSides to Wind Down the Year →

What started off as a vision I had many years ago has hit a significant milestone. The Host Unknown Podcast has somehow managed to stumble its way to 200 episodes. It's a feat that probably a testament to the sheer stubbornness of my co-hosts Thom Langford and Andrew Agnês - and a bit of external … Continue reading 200 Episodes of the Host Unknown Podcast →

I was browsing the website formerly known as Twitter and saw this post by Trung Phan and it got me comparing it to cybersecurity. Or as my friend Thom Langford would say, "that's the sound of the analogy snapping as you stretched it way beyond its limits." But setting aside Thom's uncalled for comments (and … Continue reading When Less is More (And $ is Everything) →

Another year another Infosec EU. So, how did it go down? I must admit, I grumble whenever I have to attend an event at the soulless warehouse that is ExCel, located in what can only be described as the appendix of London. However, it is a nice ride on the motorbike to get there, and … Continue reading My thoughts and experiences at Infosec EU 2024 →

I was taking a walk the other day and saw this pathway which is shared by two houses. The house on the right got their pressure washer and cleaned their half of the path. Part of me secretly admires the pettiness of this move. But the truth is that it is one path and just … Continue reading Shared responsibility →