After the success of Nick’s first episode, we welcome him back to discuss what has changed since we spoke a few years ago. We chat about the cyber job market, how things have changed through COVID, how ‘good cybersecurity is boring’, shadow IT, and Nick’s thoughts on the future of cybersecurity.

A multi-episode guest on the podcast, we welcome back Anna to discuss how boards have adjusted during COVID - from governing cyber risk; technology and audit risk committees; to encouraging resilience and collaboration. Anna also shares what work looks like since leaving her corporate career.

When Laura Staples was last on the podcast she shared that Laminex were undertaking the biggest work from home experiment ever. Laura joins us again to share how things have played out over the last 18 months.

One of our original podcast guests, Craig Searle, returns to discuss how cyber has changed in the few years since we spoke - from navigating the pandemic; awareness of supply chain security issues; to achieving diversity in the workplace.

After joining the podcast as a guest in Episode 64 ‘The 14 day Security Challenge’ - Paul De Arajo is back as we continue our chat about the role of marketing and communications in cybersecurity risk management.

Today is R U OK? day and it seems fitting we revisit my previous episode with Graeme Cowan. Last year, I was fortunate to meet with Graeme Cowan and ask him about his story, ask him about R U OK? day, and talk to him about some resilience activities that cybersecurity leaders can do, given the burnout that can occur in our industry.

Vaughan Shanks is a Co-Founder and the CEO of Cydarm Technologies. He shares his story, we talk security operating models, and the learnings from y2k that can be applied to the cyber challenges we face today.

Jacinta Whelan is an author, thought leader and popular speaker on the concept of Interim Executives, Portfolio Careers and future ways of working.

Jacinta shares her story, the framework of her book, and the interim executive role in cyber security.

Aaron Bailey is one of Australia's leading Cyber Security experts and is the driving force behind The Missing Link's Security team. Aaron shares how The Missing Link is growing locally and globally, and why he is so passionate and proud of the business.

Chloe Sevil has assisted over 143 clients recover from cyber incidents and is known for her ability to handle the complex regulatory environment surrounding a cyber incident. Join us as we discuss the different types/styles of Ransomware, Chloe's role as a breach coach, and why businesses should be prepared with a cyber incident response plan.

Simon shares why real world experiences assist in the cybersecurity curriculum; we discuss cyber qualifications; and how learning material and the way we educate has evolved.

Shamane uses her network to bring cyber communities together, and with COVID forcing more people to work online and different hours from home, it has allowed a more global reach. We discuss this, the Cyber Risk Meetup and her book.

Charles has 20 years hands-on experience across multiple security disciplines, as well as a role as a part-time lecturer at RMIT. His diverse experience has given him the technical understanding of the current threats faced by organisations, as well as the knowledge on how to uplift the security posture of the organisation in a pragmatic way to address those threats.

Join us as Charles shares his career journey, and we compare our views on security as an enabler.

Craig shares how he became an author; we discuss basic business security measures every company can implement; and what it’s like working for an inspiring and philanthropic company like Baidam Solutions.

Ben Jones has a simple mission, to secure small business. Ben started his career journey as psychologist caring for teens with cancer, moved into pharmaceutical sales, and in recent years he has joined the cybersecurity space.

Join us as Ben shares how his psychology career assisted his move into the cyber security world, we discuss cyber dissonance, and Ben’s business Jumpstart.

Ian shares his career journey; the benefit of using analogies; and we discuss the importance of asking the ‘Why’ of our security people, as well as people outside of the security team.

As we take a break between seasons, we wanted to update you on what's going on at The Security Collective podcast. Most importantly it's our second anniversary!  With over 15,000 downloads and more that 60 guests, we are so proud to be bringing you this podcast - so a big thank you to all our listeners and guests!

Take a listen to this short update on our upcoming season.

Paul joins me in this episode to share his career story, and how he and NBN ran with an idea I had, creating and implementing the 14-Day Security Challenge!

Gabe Gumbs has a deep-rooted passion for technology, information security, and problem-solving. As Chief Innovation Officer of Spirion—a leader in rapid identification and protection of sensitive data—he’s channeling that passion to make the digital world a safer place. Join us as we discuss this, how data and technology will protect businesses in the future, and the need to uplift everyone’s security literacy.

After 20 years serving government agencies and transitioning to the corporate world to with 11 years at Telstra and since 2015 the Chief Security Officer at NBN, it seems fitting for Darren Kane to provide advice on careers in security. In this episode listen as he shares more of his story and how you could start or progress your career in security.