We've taken some clips of wisdom from five of our guests this season and brought them together in a neat package for you. This season in partnership with LastPass, we focused heavily on third party risk and supply chain security.

Claire is joined again by Alla Valente - this time they discuss the role of procurement, talk about supply chain risk as an enterprise wide risk and discuss who might own this risk. They covered how businesses are struggling to give third parties limited access to data and systems, and the flow on effects of managing the right level of access to get the job done.

Claire is joined by Paul Barrett as they talk about cyber culture in local government, how the governance model for cyber is changing for the better, and Paul shares why he sees audits as a gift. It is great hearing Paul's view on cyber and getting a glimpse into being a CIO and local government.

Claire is joined by Grant Chisnall as they cover a lot of ground including the escalation from incident response to crisis management, talking about business collaboration before an incident, and how to plan for resilience while mopping up a cyber incident.

To celebrate the 100th episode and recently hitting 30,000 downloads, Claire wanted to honour some of the guests that have given their time and thought leadership so generously. So here's a little trip down memory lane, which we hope that you enjoy.

In part 2 of Claire’s webinar with Alla Valente and Vijay Krishnan they cover software supply chain, how to navigate fourth party risk and talked about offshore supply chain risks such as privacy and data sovereignty, as well as some great audience questions.

Last week Claire hosted a webinar with Alla Valente and Vijay Krishnan as they shared their insights on supply chain security versus third party risk. In part 1 Vijay covers APRA's CPS234 and the need for effective security controls, not just compliant ones. We also cover the role of legal and procurement in the third party assurance process. There's a tonne of great insights to be gleaned from both Alla and Vijay in this ever present risk.

Join us Tuesday 19 July 2022 at 10:30am (AEST) as we go live for The Security Collective podcast in partnership with LastPass.

Claire chats with former Toyota Australia CIO Ellis Brover, as he shares his thoughts on incident response through the lens of the CIO. They discuss how security maturity can dictate reporting lines, how organisations should seek to test the reality of systems being shut down because of an incident, and really how moral support goes a long way during a cyber incident.

Claire chats with Jeremy Herbert, the CIO of Premier Technology Solutions. They covered how small businesses were affected during COVID, and what organisations of all sizes need to consider when it comes to the partners they need to manage cyber risk. On the podcast, we don't often cover cyber risk for organisations as small as maybe just a handful of people, so it was so great to change things up a bit and hear about the challenges that Jeremy and the Premier team are managing for smaller business.

We are back with our 10th season of the podcast, and to kick it off Claire is joined by Susie Jones from Cynch Security. Susie and Claire discuss supply chain risk, small business cyber fitness and the recent changes to security legislation. Susie also shared her thoughts on the role of government in securing all businesses.