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Hosted by Neil C. Hughes · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 38 episodes
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The Business of Cybersecurity is a podcast from the Tech Talks Network that explores where security and business strategy converge. Hosted by Neil C. Hughes, creator of the Tech Talks Daily Podcast, this series examines how today’s enterprises are managing cyber risk while still moving fast and innovating. Through insightful conversations with industry leaders, CISOs, product strategists, and security architects, the podcast brings clarity to the real-world decisions shaping cybersecurity in modern business. Each episode dives into how companies are responding to regulatory pressure, increasing complexity in cloud environments, and rising expectations from boards and customers. From AI-driven defense and zero trust to skills gaps and risk quantification, we go beyond technical jargon to explore what actually works—and what doesn’t—on the road to building resilient organisations. Whether you're leading a security team, sitting at the executive table, or simply want
Neil C. Hughes hosts The Business of Cybersecurity, a technology show with 38 episodes published.
In this episode of The Business of Cybersecurity, I speak with Khush Kashyap, Senior Director of Governance, Risk, and Compliance at Vanta. Khush began her career as a software engineer before moving into cybersecurity,
What happens when artificial intelligence gives cybercriminals the ability to identify, map, and exploit critical infrastructure faster than defenders can respond? For the organizations responsible for power grids, manuf
What happens when anyone with a simple AI prompt can launch a sophisticated cyberattack? In this episode of The Business of Cybersecurity, I sit down with Darren Anstee, CTO for Security at NETSCOUT, to discuss the findi
What happens when anyone with a simple AI prompt can launch a sophisticated cyberattack? In this episode of The Business of Cybersecurity, I sit down with Darren Anstee, CTO for Security at NETSCOUT, to discuss the findi
What happens when the technology designed to make us more productive quietly becomes one of the biggest security risks inside the enterprise? In this episode of The Business of Cybersecurity, I sit down with Leslie Niels
What happens when your biggest cybersecurity risk isn't inside your organization at all, but somewhere deep within your supply chain? In this episode of The Business of Cybersecurity, I sit down with Ben Gibbins, Head of
How do you defend trust in a world where AI can imitate voices, generate highly convincing phishing attacks, and automate fraud at a scale humans can barely keep up with? In this episode of Business of Cybersecurity, I s
What happens when the biggest cybersecurity weakness inside your organization isn’t your infrastructure, but the people using it every day? In this episode of Business of Cybersecurity, I speak with David Cottingham, pre
What happens when ransomware stops being treated as a cybersecurity problem and starts being viewed as a direct threat to business survival? In this episode of Business of Cybersecurity, I sat down with Jim McGann, CMO a
What happens when one of the world’s most experienced cybersecurity educators looks at the future of AI and quietly admits that the internet may never be this secure again? In this episode of Business of Cybersecurity, I
What happens when cyber resilience shifts from an IT concern to something that directly impacts revenue, operations, and even national stability? In this episode of The Business of Cybersecurity, I sit down with Mark Mol
What if the real problem with cybersecurity today is not the threats we see, but the way we prove who we are online? In this episode of the Business of Cybersecurity podcast, I sat down with Gonzalo Alonso, CEO of Ditto,
How prepared are businesses for a world where AI agents are quietly becoming some of the most powerful users inside their systems? In this episode of Business of Cybersecurity, I sit down with Uri Haramati, CEO and co-fo
What happens when AI makes your security teams faster, but leaves the same people carrying all the risk? In this episode of Business of Cybersecurity, I sit down with Shan Kulkarni, CEO of Nullify, to discuss a growing t
What if the biggest blind spot in cybersecurity today is the place where most work actually happens, the browser? In this episode of the Business of Cybersecurity podcast, I sat down with Adam Bateman, co-founder and CEO
What really determines whether a company survives a cyberattack, the sophistication of the attacker or how well the organization prepared before the breach ever happened? In this episode of Business of Cybersecurity, I s
What happens when the backup you trusted turns out to be anything but immutable? In this episode of Business of Cybersecurity, I sit down with Anthony Cusimano from Object First to unpack one of the most misunderstood wo
For two decades, the mantra in technology has been simple: connect everything. More APIs, more integrations, more remote access, more cloud. But what happens when that hyper-connectivity becomes the very thing that ampli
How prepared are enterprises and government agencies for the next wave of AI-driven risk? I sit down with Tim Freestone, Chief Strategy Officer at Kiteworks, to unpack the findings from the Kiteworks 2026 Data Security &
How can cybersecurity stop being treated as a tax on growth and start becoming something founders actually lean on to win trust, customers, and long-term advantage? In this episode of Business of Cybersecurity, I reconne
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The Business of Cybersecurity is hosted by Neil C. Hughes. The show is categorised under technology (business) and has published 38 episodes.
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