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’, and ‘should small businesses manage the risk of cyber if they do not manage sensitive customer information? Bernie Lloyd, Chair of Bank First, and Michelle Bagnall, CEO of Bank First, join Anna again in Part II to continue discussing and sharing their knowledge and experience of keeping an organisation cyber safe. In this episode, Bernie and Michelle discuss how to create a relationship with the Board, how to set a culture of trust and transparency, how to ensure adequate oversight of cyber risk governance, and the importance of continuous learning for Directors.
Even if you don't need the extra hot water yet, the second tank will serve as a constant reserve of fresh water in case of a shortage. My book, The Secure Home, contains a complete, easy-to-read plumbing schematic. In this episode, Anna and Claire answer the questions ‘do insurance policies have conditions on paying ransoms? ’, ‘with the rise of remote working, what are the implications for managing cyber risk? ’, ‘would cyber criminals target not-for-profits more in the future than they do today?
Demons at my Doorstep
While the outlay for an LP gas tank is somewhat expensive up front (about $1 per gallon of storage), the stored gas will keep indefinitely. To ask other readers questions aboutThe Secure Home,please sign up. This week's episode is an 'Ask Me Anything' where Anna and Claire answer questions sent in by our audience. If you answered "No" to any one of the above questions, your home is NOT secured, and your family is NOTprotected. When you buy books using these links the Internet Archive may earn a small commission.
Dr. Lisa Caffery, board chair of Sunwater, joins Anna in this week’s episode to discuss Lisa’s professional background, what she plays in helping the community progress down a digital path, her work for Sunwater, the topic of cyber simulations, and their importance. In this episode, Anna and Claire answer the questions ‘following COVID over the past two years, what is expected in the next year in relation to cyber? ’, ‘in relation to outsourcing of IT to a third party, is that third-party IT service provider responsible for cybersecurity? ’, and ‘how much money does one need to invest in cyber to be safe? Kieran also shares how technology is changing the landscape of whistleblowing, and how that impacts transparency, which he was due to speak about at TEDx in Canberra.
Other products to use in the wild...
If you live in a cold climate, always have some backup wood heating available, preferably an air-tight stove. Not only will this ensure that your family stays warm if the electricity fails, but the heat will also keep your pipes from freezing. You can also install a portable generator, just don’t forget the fuel to run it! And avoid expensive brand name generators like Kohler and Onan; Sam’s Clubs, Home Depots, and Costcos often carry these items at a quarter of the brand-name price.
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Episode 54: What Directors can learn from recent cyber events #2
In this episode, Claire discusses what Directors can learn from recent cyber events. The cost for protecting your family and home against the elements? Add another $500 for installation of the hot water heating option. If your main tank is gas, make the auxiliary one electric.
In this episode, Anna discusses what Directors can learn from recent cyber events. This episode focuses on what Directors can learn from the recent Optus cyber incident, as well as other cyber events, and what actions can be taken into consideration for businesses in the future. Additionally, Anna provides advice for all Optus customers, including contacting IDCARE. Learn more about securing your home in my book "The Secure Home." if you are only securing a single room in your home consider my book The High Security Shelter -- a How-To guide for building your own vault room for survival and security in a variety of crises.
You can purchase an electronic copy of the current edition at half price. This is an especially valuable option for those who live outside the US where shipping charges are significant. "Essentials" includes not only food and water, but supplies you might need during an emergency. Imagine you need to fix something but can’t run to the store. And even if you could, it’s unlikely you’d find what you needed, since most stores are cleaned out in a matter of hours during crises.
How do you prepare a home and family against long-term power outages, cunning criminals, future wars and nuclear fallout? While most Americans are building large homes to impress the neighbors, you could be building an energy efficient, low-profile house with backup solar power, generators, fuel storage, high-security doors, wood heat and unique security spaces. Joel Skousen is a pioneer in this field of self-sufficient, high-security retreats and has over 45 years experience designing houses with innovative aspects of energy efficiency and protection, together with his son Andrew, a structural engineer. The Secure Home is a comprehensive “How To” manual that covers every aspect of securing your home, including high security construction techniques for walls, windows and doors. It will take you through the planning stages of designing a secure home from the ground up, and includes an extensive section on how to remodel an existing home for security. The book covers all the types of mechanical systems, including alternative equipment for heating, cooling, and power generation, using multiple sources—wood, water, wind, solar, and various types of combustible fuel.
If you answered "No" to any one of the above questions, your home is NOT secured, and your family is NOT protected. "About this title" may belong to another edition of this title. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Skousen is the founder and chief editor of World Affairs Brief, a weekly news-analysis service. He considers the Fall of Communism was a "carefully crafted deception," meant to gain Western aid and technology transfers that would eventually end in a resurgence of the Russian threat. The author's political philosophies leak through a bit, which can be off-putting if you're not completely on board with him, but the practical advice is well presented and thorough.
This week’s episode is the fifth of a six-part series, where Anna and Claire discuss the hidden risks of cybersecurity. In partnership with LastPass, Anna explains the hidden risks of partnering with merger and acquisition activity, commonly known as M&A. In today’s episode, Anna explores how M&A acts as a risk for organisations and how detrimental the consequences can be, providing multiple company examples. This episode is the second part of our podcast with Lynn Warneke as our guest.
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