001 - The Security of Haribo Fried Eggs

004 - Resilient You: An Agony Aunts’ Guide to Keeping it Together (feat. Amelia Hewitt)

In this week’s episode, Amelia Hewitt talks about awkward networking and the launch of Resilient You, Amelia Hewitt and Rebecca Taylor’s new book exploring resilience, self-awareness, and navigating the realities of life and work without pretending to have it all figured out.

003 - Google Cloud CISO's Farm Life (feat. Tony Richards)

In this week’s episode, Tony Richards tells us why farm life and cyber resilience have more in common than you’d think, how he copes as an introvert in rooms full of big voices, and how he first met Jem. From quiet observation to practical resilience, Tony shares what it’s like navigating the cyber industry when you’re not the loudest person in the room. Expect honest reflections, real-world perspective, and the kind of conversation that feels more like a chat over a brew than a polished conference panel.

002 - A CISO's Guide to "Not Being a D*ck" (feat. Jim Newman)

In this week’s episode, Jim Newman tells us how to network like a pro when you’re a newbie, without the awkward small talk or feeling like you’ve turned up to the wrong room. Pas de panique, he’s been there. He shares how his career spiralled, wheel-spun, and crash-tested its way into cyber, proving that not all paths are linear, and most are a bit chaotic behind the scenes. C’est la vie. All of this while juggling life as a cricket coaching super dad, where patience, resilience, and quick thinking are part of the daily routine, both on and off the pitch. Expect practical tips you can actually use, honest reflections on getting started, and a steady thread of toilet humour, because bien sûr, no good story is complete without it.

001 - The Security of Haribo Fried Eggs

Ross and Jemma Davis kick things off by going back to basics, starting with the first CDs that shaped their thinking, and the unexpected origin story of their friendship. What begins as nostalgia quickly turns into something more practical. They explore why attitude matters far more than technical skill in cyber security, and how curiosity, openness, and a willingness to learn will take you further than any certification alone. Expect honest conversation, a few laughs, and a refreshing take on what really makes someone effective in cyber.