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THE ERG PODCAST
Developing a Caring Culture
The Importance of Vigilance
Vigilance is essential for staying aware of potential risks and making informed decisions. It helps prevent mistakes, ensures safety and promotes accountability in every situation.
Intelligence-Led Decision Making
In an era of uncertainty and rapid change, making the right decisions isn’t just about having data, it’s about turning that data into actionable intelligence. This Podcast explores how organisations, leaders and innovators use intelligence-led strategies to stay ahead.
Human Error
This podcast is designed to educate employees and stakeholders on the critical role people play in safeguarding digital assets. It explores common human-related vulnerabilities such as phishing, weak passwords and insider threats, while providing practical strategies to reduce risk through better habits and awareness.
The Psychological Duel of Social Engineering
The Psychological Duel of Social Engineering, uncovers the hidden battlefield between human attackers and defenders. Social engineering isn’t about technology alone , it’s about psychology. Attackers exploit our instincts for trust, authority, urgency and reciprocity, while defenders must learn to recognise and resist those manipulations.
Structured Threat Intelligence
Threat intelligence refers to the collection, analysis and application of information about potential or existing cyber threats that could harm an organisation’s assets, systems, or data.
TrustIN Security Culture
TrustIN is Emerging Risks Global’s flagship Security Culture programme designed to embed security awareness and proactive behaviours across every level of an organisation. It goes beyond traditional compliance training by encouraging people to care, fostering trust, accountability and resilience through interactive learning, real-world scenarios, and leadership engagement.
Breaking the Hostile Reconnaissance Cycle
Disrupting hostile reconnaissance involves creating conditions that prevent adversaries from gathering accurate intelligence about your organisation, systems, or operations. This can be achieved through a combination of deception, obfuscation and proactive monitoring
Why Trust Beats the Best Firewall
"Why Trust Beats the Best Firewall,” explores why the strongest defence in security isn’t just technology, it’s trust. We’ll unpack the philosophy of relational security, ERG's human‑centric approach that sees people not just as vulnerabilities, but as the most powerful defence an organisation can build.
Social Engineering Exploits Human Trust
Social engineering is one of the most powerful tools in a cybercriminal’s arsenal because it doesn’t attack machines, it targets people. It exploits our natural tendencies to trust, help, and respond quickly. And in today’s interconnected world, this human vulnerability is often the easiest way in.
Hostile Reconnaissance Detection and Defence Strategy
Hostile Reconnaissance Detection and Defence Strategy involves early identification of adversary scanning and enumeration patterns. This disrupts reconnaissance and raises attacker cost before exploitation.
The Formula for Human Cyber Resilience
This podcast outlines a comprehensive framework for achieving Human Cyber Resilience, which ERG defines as the intersection of Awareness, Behaviour and Culture.
Protecting the Mind Against Cognitive Warfare
Cognitive warfare is the deliberate targeting of human perception, judgment and decision making. It does not attack systems or infrastructure directly. It attacks the people who operate them. In modern organisations, where decisions rely on trust, attention and shared understanding, this form of manipulation can be more disruptive than any technical breach.
Social Engineering Weaponises the Brain
This podcast explains the psychology, lifecycle and defensive principles of social engineering, helping organisations build cognitive resilience and empower people as their strongest security asset.
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