In this video, James Murphy discusses the issue of standardisation in the transition from the military to the civilian world. Cybersecurity is the perfect example to highlight this issue, as job titles and roles can vary greatly from company to company. He explores the confusion this lack of standardization can cause, and discuss the importance of understanding the differences between job titles and the actual tasks required in the role. Additionally, he discusses the certifications that are highly sought after in the cybersecurity industry, and how they can help military veterans make a smooth transition into this field.

In this video, Tom Mills shares the challenges faced by military veterans when transitioning to the corporate world. He delves into the feeling of imposter syndrome and how it can be daunting, but with the support of organizations like Tech Vets and the ex-military community, veterans can find comfort in knowing they have a lot to offer in their new career path. The episode gives a great guide to moving from the forces into the world of commerce from people who have been through the process themselves.

Claire Davies talks about her preparation for a new career in cybersecurity after being in the military. The episode gives a great guide to moving from the forces into the world of commerce from people who have been through the process themselves. Listen to this episode on your favourite podcasting platform. If you are a new listener to Razorwire, we would love to hear from you.

Join cyber security veteran and Razorthorn MD James Rees on Friday 3rd Feb when we will be discussing: Career Path Management Choosing a discipline and a career path is an important part of your cyber security journey. Firstly today we discuss when to do it, how to choose, baseline and specialised certifications to consider, along with tips and tricks to ensuring you effectively manage your career path.

Josh Davies shares that Threat Intelligence is essential for making your security programs successful. Just like fuel powers a car, threat intelligence drives your security efforts forward. But it's not as simple as buying a stockpile and forgetting about it. Threat intelligence is a constantly evolving force that must keep pace with the ever-changing threat landscape.

Discover the potential of incorporating mandatory cyber security lessons in schools and the impact it could have on developing future experts in the field. Learn how countries like Israel are leading the way and why it's time for the UK to invest more in STEM education, including cyber security. Change the perception of the industry and inspire the next generation to become problem-solvers and solutions providers in the field.

Episode 2 of our masterclass series

In this video, we delve into the crucial role of people in cyber security. Following the people-process-technology approach, we discuss why having the right individuals in place within an organization is key. Learn how the skills of these individuals define your processes and how technology can aid in augmenting your efforts. Discover why the people element should always be the focus and why it's not always easy to find the right individuals when you need them. Join us in exploring the importance of people in cyber security.

In this episode, I am joined by Chris Dawson and Iain Pye to talk about the biometric technology, what can be done to improve it, and how it might be utilised in the future. In this episode, we covered the following topics: We discuss biometrics and the security and management of the data collected, and how the data has been collected and used by the government, the military, and corporations. We also talk about the moral and legal issues of how biometric data is used and stored, and how individuals can be put at risk.