Episode 106: Episode 106 Mythos, Quantum and the Canvas Breach
May 31, 202622mEp. 106S1
In this episode, Richard briefly discusses Anthropic's Mythos, Quantum computing and the recent Canvas Breach.
Hosted by Richard Heron · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 75 episodes
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Cyber Security, data breaches, Hackers, Chief Information Security Officers, Talking Cyber Security (formerly 'The Australian CISO') is a podcast for anyone interested in Cyber Security. Hear about data breaches, cyber news, how security personnel 'tick', how to answer questions at an interview, lessons learnt while doing the security role, how security people network, how they succeed etc. Use the email address talkingcybersec@gmail.com to make comments, pose questions or even ask to be on The Australian CISO podcast.The main presenter is Richard Heron. Richard is an experienced CISO and has learnt many tough lessons during the many and varied Security Management roles he has held since 2002. He also holds some security accreditations as well. Richard enjoys AFL, podcasting, e-Biking and charity work.
Richard Heron hosts Talking Cyber Security, a technology show with 75 episodes published.
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