Building A Culture Of Cybersecurity With Sten Svendsen

Preparing For The Cyber Storm: Insights On Risk, Insurance, And Reputation With Awais Farooq

Cyber risk is no longer just about firewalls and passwords—it’s about reputation, trust, and preparation in a world where AI can amplify threats. Awais Farooq [https://www.linkedin.com/in/awais-farooq/], Head of Digital Claim Solutions, Catastrophe, & Contractor Connection in Canada for Crawford & Company [https://www.crawco.com/], joins John Riley to unpack the evolving cyber risk landscape, from phishing scams and “Shadow AI” to the growing role of cyber insurance. He explains why reputational damage can outweigh financial loss, how organizations should prepare for cyber disasters, and why proving preparedness matters more than promises.

Cyber Risk Vs. Cybersecurity: Preparing For AI Threats With Leopold Lueddemann

Cybersecurity and cyber risk are evolving faster than most organizations can keep up with, and understanding the difference is critical for leaders today. John Riley speaks with Leopold “Lee” Lueddemann [https://lueddemannlaw.com/] about how companies can analyze risk through the lens of threats and vulnerabilities, prioritize limited resources, and prepare for the “collision course” between privacy laws and artificial intelligence. Lee explains why CEOs must focus on compliance and liability reduction, shares emerging trends from AI-powered phishing to global IP concerns, and stresses the importance of advanced incident response planning. He also reflects on his career in privacy and IP law, his global travel adventures, and his latest project helping a museum protect its digital assets.

Preparing For A Cyber Disaster With Peter Busam

The risk of experiencing a cyber disaster these days is steadily increasing as technology evolves. Therefore, you must get ready for anything and do not let yourself be caught off guard. John Riley chats with Peter Busam [https://www.linkedin.com/in/petebusam/], founder and CEO of Equilibrium Consulting [https://equilibriumconsult.com/], about the importance of crafting and designing your own disaster recovery plan to mitigate cyber risks and handle threats accordingly. He shares how his training as a Navy veteran allows him to nurture a well-disciplined culture of security in his own team. Peter also talks about using AI for better market data analysis and taking note of every bit of customer feedback to constantly improve cybersecurity measures.

Why People Are Getting Numb To Data Breaches With Matthew Koenig

Many people are becoming numb when it comes to data breaches. If your business has been a victim of cybersecurity attacks, they simply move on to another business. But in today’s interconnected world, this is not the best mindset to have. Matthew Koenig [https://www.linkedin.com/in/mkkoenig/], vice president of Channel Sales at Nodeware [https://nodeware.com/], joins John Riley to discuss how businesses must approach cybersecurity and navigate this kind of public perception. He explains why humans cause the biggest threat to cybersecurity today and the right way to mitigate it. Matthew also emphasizes why CEOs should never set aside foundational cybersecurity measures despite their efforts to catch up with today’s rapid technological progress.

Building A Culture Of Cybersecurity With Sten Svendsen

By fully educating your team on the most efficient ways to reduce cyber risk, you can save everyone from numerous headaches in today’s highly digital environment. John Riley sits down with Sten Svendsen [https://www.linkedin.com/in/stensvendsen/], vice president of the ASF Liquid Logistics Division [https://www.asflogistics.com/], to discuss the importance of building and nurturing a culture of cybersecurity in your organization. Drawing from his first-hand experiences dealing with cyber disasters, Sten explains why training your team about cybersecurity from the get-to is essential in combating the rising threat of data breaches and attacks. He also shares what it takes to handle the use of AI for fraudulent means and how to maintain your integrity as you pursue all of your business goals.