The BeCuz Podcast
Welcome to the podcast Gerry Gill, lawyer and Partner at Whitelaw Twining and expert in legal and insurance aspects of cybersecurity. Gerry was recently named to the 2025 Edition of the @BestLawyers in Canada. Cuz Rich and Cuz Will break down a poker hand Gerry played at a recent low stakes home cash game. Can folding a monster top two pair be right? Is Gerry already pot committed? Then Cuz Will and Cuz Rich explore with Gerry the murky world of cybersecurity. Who are these threat actors and what’s the game theory behind negotiating with them? What’s worth negotiating for? Gerry deep dives discussing the differences between goals such as data suppression and encryption keys as well as a whole lot more in this comprehensive discussion on all things cybersecurity. Time Stamps: 00:52 Gerry and Rich coincidentally find themselves sitting together at a concert 05:15 Gerry’s poker hand setup 46:22 Solver analysis from GTOWizard 57:00 Gerry a co-author for a Canadian textbook on Cybersecurity 59:02 Rich ask’s Gerry about the CrowdStrike breach 1:02:00 Gerry explains how an incident response evolves in different attack types: encryption lockout, theft of private data, redirecting funds 1:05:00 Gerry discusses IT type protections: phishing education, fire walls, strong passwords, 2FA, etc. 1:07:20 Humans are the vulnerability weak point in any organization's cybersecurity strategy 1:10:30 Will says most healthcare quality insurance models are taken from the airline industry which tries not to rely on human fallibility 1:13:00 Gerry discusses the fragmented network approach to limit how much is at risk for any given breach 1:15:38 Rich brings up the increase in “spoofing” sophistication 1:18:24 The second wave of cyberattacks - crypto key lockouts and ransom demands 1:18:47 The third wave of cyberattacks - social engineering and reconnaissance for future exploits 1:23:23 AI enhanced deepfakes will fool any human 1:28:49 Back to analogue as a defence? As a way of threat actors to attack? 1:35:01 Where is your data actually stored… where are your servers? 1:43:04 Ransomware: to pay or to not pay... a prisoner’s dilemma? 1:51:00 Gerry says some threat actors are more trustworthy and/or competent than others 1:53:20 Canadian laws requiring duty to notify make paying for data suppression less worthwhile 2:08:00 Sometimes the costs of being locked out force you to pay the encryption key ransom 2:09:10 Encryption Key Proof of Life 2:21:16 Threat Actors… any Robin Hoods out there? Gerry says they're rare 2:33:33 Can “I’m Bad Assitron” from Transformers be a solution? 2:43:40 Were the exploding pagers against Hezbollah a form of cyberattack? 1:43:20 Important Disclaimer: the BeCuz Podcast and discussions here with Gerry Gill should NOT be considered legal advice. If you or your organization is having cybersecurity issues you should consult your own attorney, insurance provider and IT Department. Liner Notes... 1. https://wt.ca/people/gerry-gill/ [https://wt.ca/people/gerry-gill/] 2. Gerry Gill’s @LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerry-gill-87031314/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerry-gill-87031314/] 3. https://www.bestlawyers.com/lawyers/gerry-gill/397426 [https://www.bestlawyers.com/lawyers/gerry-gill/397426] 4. Alex @Kanupoker Millar’s pre flop ranges from his excellent course on advanced cash game strategy at @UpsingPoker: https://upswingpoker.com/advanced-cash-game-strategy-with-kanu7/ [https://upswingpoker.com/advanced-cash-game-strategy-with-kanu7/] 5. @GTOWizard solver analysis used during the breakdown
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