HeyJaredCybersecurity Where You Are (video)
Welcome to video version of “Cybersecurity Where You Are,” the podcast of the Center for Internet Security® (CIS®). Cybersecurity affects us all — whether we’re online at home, managing a company, supporting clients, or running a state or local government.
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- 13
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Episode 207: AI Risk Management — A Trust Relationship (opens the original)
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AI risk management is more than just managing software. Sean Atkinson explains why it's a relationship that involves trust, governance, and more.
Episode 206: Trust and Influence as CISO Survival Skills (opens the original)
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CISOs need trust and influence, not just technical expertise. Julie Morris explains the three types of organizational power and how to use them.
Episode 205: Secure by Design — Now Updated for AI (opens the original)
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Organizations need to know what AI means for Secure by Design. Hear Phyllis Lee and Steve Lipner on pragmatic guidance we updated with SAFECode.
Episode 204: FWC26 and the New Bar for Event Security (opens the original)
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A new standard for large-scale event security emerged at FIFA World Cup 2026 (FWC26). Hear from Ryan Winmill and CIS on what comes next.
Episode 203: Cyber Attacks' Human Impact — Beyond the Data (opens the original)
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Behind every cyber attack is a human impact rarely told. Go beyond the data in our podcast conversation with Pavlina Pavlova of Critical Cyber.
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