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In this special episode of Life of a CISO, I sit down with the brilliant Jane Frankland, MBE—an internationally recognized thought leader in cybersecurity with over 28 years of experience. Jane shares her unexpected journey into the field, starting not from a tech background but from art and design. Her curiosity and drive led her to co-found one of the earliest penetration testing consultancies, long before the term "cybersecurity" became mainstream. Together, we dive into how the industry has evolved, why penetration testing has become commoditized, and why it's no longer enough to offer just technical solutions—true value now comes from insight, strategy, and resilience.   Jane also offers powerful reflections on the burnout many CISOs face today and why so many are leaving traditional roles to launch their own consultancies or step into virtual CISO models. We discuss what it really means to build a business in today's climate, the importance of defining your unique value, and why small businesses are an underrated opportunity in the cyber space. From vendor strategy to shifting away from limiting beliefs, Jane brings a fresh, honest, and empowering perspective that challenges the status quo. Whether you're building your career or launching your own venture, this episode is full of clarity and inspiration for the next step in your cyber journey.  

Cybersecurity is at a crossroads, and so are the women in it. While progress is visible, the numbers tell a different story—women's representation in cyber is stagnating, and in some cases, even declining. Why is that happening? What barriers still stand in the way, and what can we do about it? In this episode, we sit down with two powerhouse women in the field—Jane Frankland and Kate Barecchia—to uncover the real challenges, the hard truths, and the path forward. If you think the future of cybersecurity can thrive without women leading the charge, think again.

Jane Frankland, celebrated expert and business strategist, takes us deep into the world of cybersecurity.We'll explore the current state of cyber threats and the immense challenges they pose, especially for small businesses and how you can minimise vulnerabilities and build robust defenses.From putting in place effective cyber strategies to driving fast revenue growth, this episode has everything you need to scale your business safely and sustainably. Jane will also share her journey on how she built Corsaire into a 7-figure global cybersecurity company by the age of 29—all whilst juggling the demands of being a single mother. If you thought she couldn't get any more impressive, she also successfully turned around failing companies without any external investment, and actively advocates to get more women into the world of cybersecurity. 

Guest: Jane Frankland, Founder & CEO of KnewStart and Founder of The Source PlatformWebsite | https://jane-frankland.com/On Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/JaneAFrankland/On Twitter | https://twitter.com/JaneFranklandOn YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/user/JaneFranklandTVOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/janefranklandHost: Dr. Rebecca WynnOn ITSPmagazine  

In this thought-provoking episode of The Cyber Consulting Room, host Gordon Draper engages in a captivating conversation with the accomplished and visionary Jane Frankland. Jane's journey in the tech and cyber security arena is nothing short of extraordinary. From building a seven-figure global business as a single mother in just two years to becoming an acclaimed figure in the world of cyber security, she has shattered traditional boundaries. Jane's career spans over two decades, during which she has held senior executive roles, actively contributed to industry organizations, and worked with some of the world's leading brands, delivering remarkable revenue growth.Beyond her professional achievements, Jane is a fervent advocate for gender diversity in the male-dominated tech field, and her mission-led approach is reflected in her authored works, including the Amazon Best Seller "IN Security" and her initiatives, the IN Security Movement, Code of Conduct, and The Source. During this episode, listeners will gain invaluable insights into Jane's unique journey, her pioneering efforts to empower women in the field, and her ongoing commitment to gender equality. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of cyber security and the profound impact of Jane Frankland in this enlightening episode of The Cyber Consulting Room. For more episodes like this visit https://cyberconsultingroom.com You can find more information about Cyber Consulting Room Podcast Host at https://www.linkedin.com/in/gordondraper/

Jane is a tech entrepreneur, book author, international speaker, and passionate women's change agent. She is the founder of the IN Security Movement and the author of In Security: Why a Failure to Attract and Retain Women in Cybersecurity is Making Us All Less Safe. With more than 25 years of experience in the field, Jane has built her own penetration company and held senior executive roles at information technology organizations. Today she is represented by The London Speaking Bureau and is committed to establishing women in security as a standard, not an exception, through her consulting services, training programs, media appearances, speaking engagements, and the Women in Cybersecurity Podcast. In this episode, Jane dives deep into the current landscape of the cyber world, elaborating on the challenges and presenting potential solutions. She discusses the 'enabler' knowledge gap between people in cybersecurity and company shareholders, the obstacles that women face when trying to get their foot in the door of the industry, and many more. 0:00 Welcome! 1:31 Tell us about yourself! 4:58 Tell us a bit about your work! 14:07 What got you into cyber world? 18:20 How to make the shareholders aware that people in cyber are 'enablers' in business? 24:19 The problem of the misleading and big requirements in the job specs 30:24 What is it like to expose and grow people in the industry? 38:22 What has it been like to empower women in cyber? 40:46 Why and how do women face more challenges in the industry? 49:34 Is woman empowerment in cyber more of a flipside analogy? 53:27 The importance of the diversity in workplace 56:05 Why do you think the gender risk analysis happens and how to fix it? 1:01:31 Tell us the top 3 attributes you would advise the newcomers to possess! ■ About The Pivot Brought to you by Maltego, The Pivot deep dives into topics pivoting from information security to the criminal underground. Each episode features interviews with experts from the industry and research fields and explores how they connect the dots. ■ About Maltego Used by investigators worldwide, Maltego is a graphical link analysis tool that allows users to mine, merge, and map data from OSINT and third-party data integrations for all sorts of investigations—cybersecurity, person of interest, fraud, and more. The podcast streams free on Spotify. You can also watch it all go down on ⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠. Don't forget to subscribe to our ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠ to stay on top of our latest updates, tutorials, webinars, and deep dives. For more information about Maltego, ⁠⁠visit our website⁠⁠.

Today, we are joined by tech entrepreneur, author, speaker, advisor, and founder of The Source, Jane Frankland. Jane has identified several discrepancies in the hiring process and, in this episode, she shares her advice for ensuring a diverse and inclusive workplace from the get-go.    Key Points From This Episode:   Why cybersecurity is so important for individuals and companies. How attackers use automation to target vulnerabilities and extract information. Why social media platforms should provide better support for those facing security breaches. How women's risk perception typically differs from that of men. Jane's background in art and design and her transition into technology and cybersecurity. A look at The Source platform and the opportunities it affords underrepresented women. How Jane helps companies attract and retain diverse talent (and why it's crucial to do so.) The importance of identifying gender differences and removing biases in the hiring process. Factors affecting diversity and inclusion issues in the workplace. Jane's advice for creating an inclusive workspace, starting with the hiring process! The mental health issues challenges faced by the cybersecurity industry.   Tweetables:   “37% of women in the world still don't have access to the internet, which is really quite horrifying.” — @JaneFrankland [0:06:07]   “Women [see] risk in a different way to men, and if you [don't] have women in companies helping to assess risk and protect companies, then you [are] going to be less safe.” — @JaneFrankland [0:12:24]   “We have a real problem with wellbeing [in the cybersecurity industry]; with mental health, with brain health, with stress and burnout. It's absolutely horrific. It's at a higher level than healthcare workers at the moment.” — @JaneFrankland [0:29:37]   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:   Jane Frankland The Source Jane Frankland on LinkedIn Jane Frankland on Twitter Jane Frankland on Instagram Talk Talent to Me Hired

Guest: Jane Frankland, Founder of IN Security MovementOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/janefrankland/On Twitter | https://twitter.com/JaneFranklandOn YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/user/JaneFranklandTVHost: Chloé MessdaghiOn ITSPmagazine  

In this podcast edition, Jane Frankland, Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker, and Influencer, joins Matthew Davies, VP of Product at SureCloud, to discuss her role within the tech industry and how this impacts businesses, society, and women's lives.

Good friend of the H4unt3d's the phenomenal Jane Frankland stops in and talks about burn out, bullying, trolls and positive energy and making the world a better place. If you dont know Jane you should!

In today's Cyber Security Matters episode, Dominic Vogel is joined by Jane Frankland. Jane is an award-winning tech entrepreneur, best-selling author, keynote speaker, and founder of The Source, a brand new global platform for women in cyber and business to learn, connect and exceed. She is a trailblazer with an undeniable track record. Jane works with leaders of all levels and supports women in industries like cybersecurity and tech. Her book, IN Security: Why a failure to attract and retain women in cybersecurity is making us all less safe is a best-seller. During our conversation, we will discuss: -How the current cyber security industry needs to improve so that the industry as a whole can progressively move forward -What organization's can do better when supporting women in the cyber security industry -Why the current cyber security hiring process is broken -Some tangible ways that organizations can start taking to eliminate bias when hiring  Want to connect with Jane? Here are a couple of ways that you can do exactly that: -LinkedIn: @JaneFrankland -Website: www.janefrankland.com

Jane Frankland is a cybersecurity influencer, entrepreneur, best-selling author, speaker, and women's activist. In this episode of Cybercrime Radio, Jane joins host Shannon McKinnon to discuss the urgent need for more women in cybersecurity, as well as how her latest endeavor, The Source, can help to equalize the industry's gender landscape. To learn more about Jane and The Source, visit https://jane-frankland.com • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at https://cybersecurityventures.com/

Today's guest is Jane Frankland, owner and CEO of Knewstart, and founder of the IN Security movement. Jane has been in the cybersecurity industry for 24 years and is an award winning entrepreneur and best selling author of "IN Security: How a failure to attract and retain more women in cybersecurity is making is all less safe'.  She was also named as the third most influential person in cybersecurity in the UK.We discuss Jane's start in cybersecurity and her entrepreneurial career, including how she built a seven-figure business within two years. She has held senior executive roles and been actively involved in OWASP, CREST and Cyber Essentials. We discuss her activism around attracting and retaining women in the industry, and why we need more right brain thinkers.Plus, Jane talks about her latest venture, "The Source", a platform for women in cybersecurity and businesses who value them. Find out more.Before that, for our opening topic we are delighted to welcome Decipher's Executive Editor Lindsey O-Donnell Welch, and Editor-in-Chief Dennis Fisher to discuss what we know about the cybersecurity situation currently in Ukraine (note we recorded this on 20th January and it's a very fluid situation). Decipher is an independent editorial website covering security news, exploring the impact of the latest risks and providing informative and educational material for readers intent on understanding how security affects our world.  Episode timings:0.00 - 13.46: Opening topic with Decipher13.47 - 69.24: Interview with Jane Frankland69.25 - 70.16: Closing thoughts

Our guests today, Jane Frankland, owner and CEO of KnewStart, Fareedah Shaheed, CEO and founder of Sekuva, and Eliza-May Austin, Co-Founder of th4ts3cur1ty.company,  help us determine the state of the cybersecurity world today and how it can affect you.Defining cybersecurityAll three guests admit the term “cybersecurity” is broad. Eliza May says,” Cybersecurity is broad for a reason; it has to encompass lots of different avenues of data; computer, network, phone, apps, and there is a social aspect to it as well.”Education and social responsibility in cybersecurityJane believes those in the cybersecurity field have a responsibility to push the field in the right direction, but she acknowledges the difficulties. She says, “Cybersecurity professionals have a job to do in terms of trying to influence and steer countries into making the right decisions. But it's very difficult as technology advances, and we become more connected — we lose a certain amount of control.”Bringing more people into understanding cybersecurity can help lift the burden, explains Fareedah, “When we're trying to educate the public on phishing or social engineering attacks, we have to talk to them as if they're as smart as they actually are and in a way that they can understand, especially if they're from different backgrounds. Really breaking down concepts and being there with them and helping them understand how it affects them and their daily life is critical.”Cybersecurity strategies at a business levelAs with most things, there is no way to protect yourself 100% when it comes to cybersecurity. But Eliza-May suggests some steps you can take to make your business more secure.Know your risk level and level of risk-toleranceUnderstand the variety of strategies you could employAssess your resources  — what budget, processes, technologies, and talent do you possess to put your strategies into practice?The work is never overOur three guests emphasize that the cybersecurity field can be challenging for those who work in it. “Many cybersecurity professionals are stressed and under-resourced,” Jane admits. But that's also because the nature of the work is inherently more complex. “It's much easier for attackers; they only have to find one way in. Our job of protecting and defending is much harder.” she says.Learn more about our guests' organizations; KnewStart, Sekuva, and th4ts3cur1ty.Platform.shLearn more about us.Get started with a free trial.Have a question? Get in touch!Platform.sh on social mediaTwitter @platformshTwitter (France): @platformsh_frLinkedIn: Platform.shLinkedIn (France): Platform.shFacebook: Platform.shWatch, listen, subscribe to the Platform.sh Deploy Friday podcast:YouTubeApple PodcastsBuzzsproutPlatform.sh is a robust, reliable hosting platform that gives development teams the tools to build and scale applications efficiently. Whether you run one or one thousand websites, you can focus on creating features and functionality with your favorite tech stack.

Today had a chat with Jane Frankland. I could go on for hours with her! Its amazing how one person can accomplish so much in one lifetime! Absolutely brilliant person and so successful and positive! Thanks Jane!

This month Chris Hadnagy is joined by Dr. Jessica Barker. Jessica is an award-winning global leader in the human side of cyber security. She is Co-Founder and co-CEO of Cygenta, where she follows her passion of positively influencing cyber security awareness, behaviour and culture in organisations around the world. Jessica was also named one of the top 20 most influential women in cyber security in the UK and is the former Chair of ClubCISO. She is the author of the best-selling book Confident Cyber Security: how to get started in cyber security and futureproof your career AND co-author of Cybersecurity ABCs: delivering awareness, behaviours and culture change.   October 11, 2021. 00:00 – Intro  www.social-engineer.com     Managed Voice Phishing       Managed Email Phishing       Adversarial Simulations       Social-Engineer channel on SLACK       CLUTCH       www.innocentlivesfoundation.org    04:21 -  How did you get into cyber security?  06:48 – What were you researching before all that?  08:30 – How does human behavior influence technology?  10:00 – How has Covid-19 and the world scene impacted us when it comes to security?  14:26 – When we look on the internet at how aggressive people have gotten, and the anonymity has enabled people to be more terrible to each other, have you seen this aggression over the last 18 months affect security?  17:20 - Bullying  22:05 – Why is it looked at as “bad” to use bonuses when training people?  28:00 – What are the most positive ways to do it right?  32:37 – How would you suggest a company chooses the right “champion”?  36:26 – Finding Jessica on the web:  Twitter: @drjessicabarker  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-barker/  Instagram: @drjessicabarker  www.cygenta.co.uk  37:20 – Who is your greatest mentor?  Jane Frankland – business leader in cyber security  https://jane-frankland.com/in-security/  39:37 -  Favorite Books  Confident Cyber Security: How to Get Started in Cyber Security and Futureproof Your Career  Cybersecurity ABCs: Delivering awareness, behaviours and culture change  Human Hacking – Chris Hadnagy  Crime Dot Com – Geoff White  The Optimism Bias – Tali Sharot  Black Box Thinking – Matthew Syed  43:26 – Outro 

Jane Frankland is a cybersecurity influencer, entrepreneur, best-selling author, speaker, and women's activist. In this special episode of Cybercrime Radio, Jane unveils her newest endeavor: The Source. The Source facilitates mentoring, sponsoring and business opportunities for women in cybersecurity. Women will get access to experts and be able to do deeper dives with them plus role models, trainings, jobs and a community of women that will help them progress. The Source is guaranteed to take women in cybersecurity from feeling alone, disempowered and overlooked to empowered, energized and raring to go. To learn more and support The Source, visit https://kickstarter.com/projects/janefrankland/women-in-cybersecurity-one-stop-membership • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at https://cybersecurityventures.com/

  CSCP is bringing back season 1 in a newly remastered version. This is the second interview with Jane, a returning guest in season 2 The episode is brought you by AppSec Phoenix Ltd with the Phoenix platform you can make Vulnerability management for software and organization SMART.  Follow the tag #appsecsmart https://www.appsecphoenix.com get a free 30-day licence quoting CSCP https://landing.appsecphoenix.com/register Jane Frankland and Francesco continue the conversation about inclusion, diversity, and supporting women in cybersecurity and tech, a male-dominated industry. Jane Frankland is an award-winning cybersecurity entrepreneur, author, consultant, keynote speaker, women's activist, and market influencer  1:30 Part 2 with Jane Frankland 5:36 Listener question— tips for implementing change 11:35 Supporting women in tech 15:08 Doing the right thing 17:55 Creating an appropriate and safe workplace 19:45 HR protects company 23:30 Inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities 26:30 Final positive message 28:23 Closing words 28:50 Outro    Jane Frankland Twitter @JaneFrankland https://jane-frankland.com  https://www.linkedin.com/in/janefrankland/  https://www.youtube.com/user/JaneFranklandTV    Social Media Links  Follow us on social media to get the latest episodes: Website: http://www.cybercloudpodcast.com/ You can listen to this podcast on your favourite player: Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-cyber-security-cloud-podcast-cscp/id1516316463  
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  CSCP is bringing back season 1 in a newly remastered version. This is the First interview with Jane, a returning guest in season 2 The episode is brought you by AppSec Phoenix Ltd with the Phoenix platform you can make Vulnerability management for software and organization SMART.  Follow the tag #appsecsmart https://www.appsecphoenix.com get a free 30-day licence quoting CSCP https://landing.appsecphoenix.com/register Jane Frankland is an award-winning cybersecurity entrepreneur, author, consultant, keynote speaker, women's activist, and market influencer. Jane shares her journey going from being a fashion designer to starting a successful tech company. Francesco and Jane discuss the challenges of breaking into tech, entrepreneurship, starting a business, living in the fourth industrial revolution, and diversity and inclusion in the industry.    1:15 Introducing Jane Frankland 5:20 How Jane got into cybersecurity 6:54 Penetration testing 9:45 Risks of starting a tech business 14:20 Challenges breaking into tech 19:33 Leveraging design skills 23:30 Importance of community 24:05 Abundance mindset 25:40 Women in tech 29:10 Outro      Jane Frankland Twitter @JaneFrankland https://jane-frankland.com  https://www.linkedin.com/in/janefrankland/  https://www.youtube.com/user/JaneFranklandTV    CSCP Links Follow us on social media to get the latest episodes: Website: http://www.cybercloudpodcast.com/ You can listen to this podcast on your favourite player: Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-cyber-security-cloud-podcast-cscp/id1516316463  
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Joining Charles this week is CISO advisor and champion of women in tech, Jane Frankland.  Jane started out in cyber security over 20 years ago and in that time has held senior executive roles at several large PLC’s and has a strong track record of working with some of the world’s biggest brands. In 2017, Jane published her first book, In Security, exploring the reasons for the lack of women working in cyber security, expelling the myths and providing a true insight into strategies for attracting, identifying and retaining more women in the industry. Women In Red Ball Gowns - Jane's blog post about what happened at InfoSec The InSecurity Code of ConductOriginally published on 10/12/2018

Chief information security officers play an invaluable role in spotting and mitigating risks so the rest of the organisation can get on with building the dream. Cyber security guru Jane Frankland explains how the best do it, while bringing up some hidden threats they may be missing. Amongst them: a worrying lack of women in the field which may leave doors open to targeted fraud.

In this episode we discuss the scale of the risk from cyber fraud - and some of the methods by which you and your business can avoid falling victim to the fraudsters. Even with the best defences in place, unfortunately human error is one of the most common openings for fraudsters. In this episode we hear from cyber fraud expert, Jane Frankland, on how fraudsters exploit weaknesses in the chan. And we'll also hear from Barclays' Chris Dunman, a specialist who works with clients to improve their cyber resilience; he'll share some tips on how best to protect yourself and your colleagues. For up to date info on fraud trends, please visit our website by searching 'Barclays Corporate Fraud Awareness'.

Jane Frankland is an award-winning entrepreneur, international speaker, best-selling author and women's activist. She's spent over 23-years in cybersecurity, has built and sold her own global hacking firm, and directed some of the world's most well-known consultancies. Through her career and companies, she's been actively involved in leading industry accreditations, schemes and forums, judging awards, advising boards, and enabling women’s scholarships. To learn more, visit https://jane-frankland.com/ • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at www.cybersecurityventures.com/

In this episode, we're joined by Jane Frankland. She is a serial entrepreneur who started as a designer who went on to found a world-class Cyber Security Firm. Jane does go on to fill the gap between going from being a designer to working in tech. She gives us insight into how she fell into building the company, the necessity of sales in entrepreneurship and the complexities of building a business. She shares some of the moment that really shaped her as an entrepreneur including having to let go of good staff in order to let her company survive. Get in contact with Jane on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janefrankland/ ---------

Interview with Jane Lo, Singapore Correspondent, MySecurity Media, Dr Magda Chelly, Organiser and Judge, founder of Women of Security (WoSEC) Singapore Chapter and one of the winners of the Top 20 Women in Cyber Security in Singapore - Shuchen Hu, Blackpanda, Digital Forensics & Incident Response Specialist. Dr Magda Chelly, co-organiser and Judge of the Top 20 Women in Cyber Security in Singapore program speaks about the awards and the importance of these initiatives and also other events she is working on - including a Capture the Flag for Girls event - CTF Girls 2nd Edition, in association with the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore. Amongst the winners of the Top 20 Women in Cyber Security in Singapore were representatives of leading government and industry firms, from banking, finance, automotive, consulting and includes the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, with judges also representative of leading cyber security identities in Singapore, Malaysia and Australia. We introduce Shuchen Hu of Blackpanda and get insights into her background and how she got into the industry, her aspirations and how the awards assist her and others into the future. We also highlight another winner, Astha Keshariya, PhD, MSC[Honours], MBA, who has been in the field of Information Security and Cryptography for over 16 years has written a new article, Neurodiversity in Cybersecurity skillsets which examines the “bad cyber-actors” behind cyberattacks and what motivates them. Read here And we catch up with Jane Lo, Singapore Correspondent for MySecurity Media and highlight her recent podcast interviews in Singapore, including: Episode 215 - Virtual Reality, 5G and other innovation trends - Interview with Leslie Shannon, Head of Ecosystem and Trend Scouting, Nokia Episode 219 - Dr Paola A. Magni is a Senior Lecturer in Forensic Science at Murdoch University (Perth, WA) and the Deputy Dean at Murdoch University Singapore Episode 220 - (Yet to be released) Joshua McCloud, National Cybersecurity Officer, Security and Trust Organisation, CISCO Episode 188 - Hi-Tech Crime Trends of 2019 - Interview with Group-IB CTO & Co-Founder, Moscow - noting that one of the Top 20 Women in Cyber Security in Singapore is Vesta Matveeva, Head of Cyber Investigation Department at Group-IB. Finally, the main purpose of the podcast is also to open the 'Top Women in Security in Malaysia Awards' which opens today - Monday September 7 - nominations can now be submitted here. Nominations are scheduled to close on October 23, 2020 where they will be judged by an esteemed group of panellists and winners will be announced and recognized in early December with a virtual awards ceremony. Previous Women in Security episodes (12) Episode 171 - Interview with SheLeadsTech founding ISACA Director, Jo Stewart-Rattray Episode 170 - RSA APJ Conference Podcast Series - Dr Magda Chelly on Cybersecurity, Career Transition & Women in Cyber Episode 151 - Interview with Jacqui Loustau, Founder of the 'Australian Women in Security Network' (AWSN) Episode 123 - Interview with Jane Frankland and answering the Gender Bias Question - #KLNext Series Episode 122 - Kaspersky Lab insights from Europe and Women in Cyber program - #KLNext Series Episode 118 - Meet cyber twins @noushinshbb @NegarShbb #womenincyber #malware #analysis #appsec Episode 104 - A Cyber Murder Mystery? A unique approach to raising awareness by #WomeninCyber at Blue Phish Episode 63 – SPECIAL EDITION - Women in Cyber Panel, Australian Cyber Security Centre Conference #2018ACSC Episode 31 – Women in Cyber – Sandra Ragg, Office of the Cyber Security Special Adviser for the Prime Minister and Cabinet & Heide Young, National Events Manager, Australian Women in Security Network Episode 26 – Women in Cyber – Sandra Ragg, Office of the Cyber Security Special Adviser for the Prime Minister & Cabinet and Narelle Devine, Australian Federal Department of Human Services Episode 10 - #WomeninCyber Mentoring with Sandra Ragg, Erica Hardinge, Michelle Price & Megan Haas Episode 2 - Interview with Bonnie Butlin, keynote speaker at #AISACON17

In this episode, Jane Frankland, CEO Cyber Security Capital Limited talks about the role of women in tech, how the cybersecurity landscape has changed over the years and what it takes for leaders to supercharge their businesses in 2020 and beyond. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bettertech/message

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  In this episode, we explore the application security programme and the human element that lead to a successful programme in ETSI marketplace We have the honour to have Andrew Peterson Co-Founder and CEO of Signal Science The podcast is in collaboration with the cloud security alliance UK Chapter and NSC42 Ltd (for more episode visit www.nsc42.co.uk/cscp)   Bio: Andrew Peterson is the CEO and Co-Founder of Signal Sciences. Prior to co-founding Signal Sciences, Andrew has been building leading-edge, highly performing product and sales teams across five continents for +15 years with such companies as Etsy, Google, and the Clinton Foundation. In 2016, O'Reilly published his book Cracking Security Misconceptions to encourage non-security professionals to take part in organizational security. He graduated from Stanford University with a BA in Science, Technology, and Society.   Host Bio - Francesco Cipollone I'm Francesco, a Cybersecurity Executive/Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) who specializes in strategy and cloud security. Fueled with passion, curiosity and dissatisfaction for the status quo, I believe in protecting identities in cyberspace and creating a safer, more connected world for future generations. I'm the director of the Cyber Security Consultancy NSC42 www.nsc42.co.uk In my spare time, I'd love to give back to the cybersecurity community and I'm a keen contributor. I'm the co-author of several books on network and security and collaborate with a As part of that, I've Director of Events for the Cloud security alliance UK and active member of ISC2. I've launched the #MentoringMonday community together with the support of Jane Frankland and Tanya Janca. The mentorship community is inclusive with a focus to empower women in cybersecurity as well as young minds. I am a mentor and coach in the community and I've launched the activity in order to help the future generation of cybersecurity expert.  I've delivered effective cybersecurity transformation for my client in Financial services such as Nationwide, Charles Taylor, Capita Asset Management, Link Asset Management. I've also delivered a cybersecurity improvement programme for different sectors, amongst my clients: United Nations (WFP and FAO), National Lottery (Camelot), Vodafone, BT, Telecom Italia.

    In this episode, we will talk with Thom a great experienced Ciso and now leading the adventure of a Lost CISO or CISO in recovery more. We had a good laugh of the inconsistencies of Infosec, the CISSP (pronounce it the way you want it) and the recent debate (is it a master?). The podcast is in collaboration with the cloud security alliance UK Chapter and NSC42 Ltd (for more episode visit www.nsc42.co.uk/cscp) Material and BIO: Bio: https://thomlangford.com/about-me/ Websites: Thomlangford.com Tl2security.com Hostunknown.tv Films: The Lost CISO: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKVpJ0-oKS0hgdLKqBttgdg?view_as=subscriber Host Unknown: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTwY3LNRujMskBDbQvKoiBw   Guest Bio: Thom founded (TL)2 Security and works for himself, although he regularly complains about his boss and work culture. As Chief Information Security Officer of Publicis Groupe, Thom was responsible for all aspects of information security compliance, risk compliance and compliance-compliance, as well as managing the Groupe Information Security compliance Programme. Additionally, the role was responsible for business continuity compliance across the Groupe's global operations, and as a result, Thom buys three of everything. Having successfully built security and IT programmes from the ground up, before tearing them down, Thom brings an often opinionated and forward-thinking view of security risk compliance, both in assessments and management, but is able to do so with humour (debatable) and pragmatism (mostly). An international public speaker and award-winning security blogger, Thom contributes to whichever industry blogs and publications will feature him. Thom is also the sole founder of Host Unknown, a loose collective of three infosec luminaries combined into an unremarkable trio to make security education and infotainment films. Thom can be found online at both thomlangford.com and @thomlangford on Twitter.   Host Bio - Francesco Cipollone I'm Francesco, a Cybersecurity Executive/Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) who specializes in strategy and cloud security. Fueled with passion, curiosity and dissatisfaction for the status quo, I believe in protecting identities in cyberspace and creating a safer, more connected world for future generations. I'm the director of the Cyber Security Consultancy NSC42 www.nsc42.co.uk In my spare time, I'd love to give back to the cybersecurity community and I'm a keen contributor. I'm the co-author of several books on network and security and collaborate with a As part of that, I've Director of Events for the Cloud security alliance UK and active member of ISC2. I've launched the #MentoringMonday community together with the support of Jane Frankland and Tanya Janca. The mentorship community is inclusive with a focus to empower women in cybersecurity as well as young minds. I am a mentor and coach in the community and I've launched the activity in order to help the future generation of cybersecurity expert.  I've delivered effective cybersecurity transformation for my client in Financial services such as Nationwide, Charles Taylor, Capita Asset Management, Link Asset Management. I've also delivered a cybersecurity improvement programme for different sectors, amongst my clients: United Nations (WFP and FAO), National Lottery (Camelot), Vodafone, BT, Telecom Italia.

Last season of Privacy Matters featured exceptional guests and great insight. Part 1 of this 2-part mashup features best-of moments with Dr Jonathan Reichental, Joanne Cooper, Ben Scott, Nick Espinosa, Paul Marek, Jane Frankland, Prashant Mali and Nathan Kinch. Superb!

Award winning entrepreneur, best-selling author, and one of the most influential Cyber Security Professionals in the world, Mrs. Jane Frankland, appears on Episode #124 of Task Force 7 Radio to explain what the real implications are to organizations who fail to attract women into the Cyber Security Industry. Mrs. Frankland speaks with great authority and in specific detail on how gender bias manifests itself in technology cultures, what can leadership and hiring managers do to create more equality in the workforce, and what are the clear benefits of having a gender diverse team in your organization. There are currently millions of unfilled jobs in Cyber Security around the globe. Is it possible to meet this unprecedented demand for talent without attracting more women into Cyber Security roles? Find out on Episode #124 of Task Force 7 Radio!

Katelyn and Jane explore the diversity problem in cyber security and why it makes us all less safe. Support this podcast

In this episode, we sit with Jane Frankland, an award-winning entrepreneur, best-selling author and international speaker. Jane is a CISO advisor and has a diverse background, from being nominated as a Young British Designer after graduating to building my own global hacking firm and becoming a board advisor, awards judge, awards winner, LinkedInTop Voices and a top 20 cybersecurity global influencer. Jane has been a champion in enabling organisation to attract female talent in cybersecurity roles. Jane also is a huge advocate of mentoring women to get into a cyber security role. ShowNotes for the episode can be found on www.cloudsecuritypodcast.tv Twitter - @kaizenteq @hashishrajan @janefrankland

"It's work to put together and come up with a diverse panel," co-host Pam Cobb observes about her work in the cybersecurity industry. "And diversity here is not just male and female. It is backgrounds and ways of thinking, and all of the different ways that we think of diversity." Bestselling author and entrepreneur Jane Frankland, whose company Cyber Security Capital focuses on gender inclusion in science, joins the podcast for a discussion about diversity in cybersecurity, particularly recruiting and retaining women. Cobb and Frankland discuss the skills that are needed in the security industry, how professionals can raise awareness about the skills gap, what people can do to get a foot in the door, and the benefits of a more diverse workforce. "I'm obsessional about this," Frankland says, "to be that change agent, and to enable both women coming into it and women already in it so that they can progress through the industry at whatever level that they want to be at." For more security stories, visit SecurityIntelligence.com or follow IBM Security on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Can women be a threat mitigator when it comes to cybersecurity? Listen to what Jane Frankland, CEO of Cybersecurity Capital Ltd. and a founding member of Women4Cyber, has to say on the latest episode of PwCTechTalk.  

Ann chats with CISO advisor, author, speaker and champion for women in cybersecurity Jane Frankland. In this episode, Ann and Jane explore how companies incorporate AI into their security tools and processes, the promise and risk of chatbots, their own paths to successful careers in cybersecurity, and how to encourage more women to get into the industry. Listen to hear what organizations need to know to make the best use of AI now, while preparing for a vastly more intelligent future.

In this final episode with Jane Frankland, we discuss whether CISOs should be technically minded as well as great communicators. We also talk about the role of a CISO being considered as quite lonely. How can CISOs break away from loneliness and find trust within the industry especially when searching for a vendor solution. Follow Jane on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janefrank... Also available on: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2N0XGXR iTunes: https://apple.co/2N0sO9P Follow us on Social Media LinkedIn - http://bit.ly/2FWHKoM Twitter - http://bit.ly/2FWNO0C Instagram - http://bit.ly/2FWMxXj Facebook - http://bit.ly/2FXb2Ue

Award-winning entrepreneur, best-selling author, and international speaker Jane Frankland joins us today. She is the world’s authority on attracting and retaining women in cybersecurity. She works with consultants, practitioners and leaders, of all levels, and through my company, Cyber Security Capital, deliver business strategy and high performance solutions.   https://jane-frankland.com/  

In the penultimate episode with Jane Frankland, we discuss the idea of failure in data security and how it is simply not an option. Should the idea of failure become more welcomed to achieve better results? Comment your thoughts, get involved with the debate! Follow Jane on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janefrank... Also available on: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2N0XGXR iTunes: https://apple.co/2N0sO9P Follow us on Social Media LinkedIn - http://bit.ly/2FWHKoM Twitter - http://bit.ly/2FWNO0C Instagram - http://bit.ly/2FWMxXj Facebook - http://bit.ly/2FXb2Ue

What is the life of a CISO really like today? Is it easier or tougher than it has been in the past? We discuss this with Jane Frankland. Follow Jane on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janefrank... Also available on: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2N0XGXR iTunes: https://apple.co/2N0sO9P Follow us on Social Media LinkedIn - http://bit.ly/2FWHKoM Twitter - http://bit.ly/2FWNO0C Instagram - http://bit.ly/2FWMxXj Facebook - http://bit.ly/2FXb2Ue

In this episode, we discuss with cybersecurity entrepreneur, Jane Frankland about the importance of women in the industry and how many organizations have seen positive effects by having female leaders. Follow Jane on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janefrankland/ Also available on: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2N0XGXR iTunes: https://apple.co/2N0sO9P Follow us on Social Media LinkedIn - http://bit.ly/2FWHKoM Twitter - http://bit.ly/2FWNO0C Instagram - http://bit.ly/2FWMxXj Facebook - http://bit.ly/2FXb2Ue

Book author, founder of the IN Security movement, judge to numerous awards in business, books and security; Jane Frankland has worn many hats over her 22 years in cybersecurity. She talks with passion about her work with leaders and women in cybersecurity, helping them build enviable and impactful results, going from being burnt out and under appreciated to being motivated, connected and sought after. Key points include: 0’41 Guest introduction 3’24 Burn out in security industry 6’23 The benefits of a peer network 13’24 The fear of putting yourself out there 19’14 The challenges of writing a book 29’48 Building a peer network 32’29 The IN Security Tribe 38’45 The challenges of staff turnover in cybersecurity 43’54 The importance of wellbeing for CIOs Useful links: www.jane-frankland.com *IN Security by Jane Frankland https://www.amazon.co.uk/InSecurity-Failure-Attract-Retain-Cybersecurity/dp/178133269X Download on iTunes: apple.co/2Ji61Ek Listening time: 48 minutes For more information, follow us on Twitter @secarma or email us at podcast@secarma.com Hosted by: Holly Grace Williams, Technical Director at Secarma Guest: Jane Frankland, CISO Advisor, Author, Keynote Speaker & Champion for Women in Cybersecurity

Jonathan Freedland compares the drive to attract more women into intelligence and cybersecurity today to the recruitment of women at Bletchley Park during World War Two. The government's National Cyber Security Centre - a branch of GCHQ - are keen to address the shortage of women in their workforce. Jonathan travels to Bletchley Park to look at what lessons can be learned from the wartime codebreaking operation where by the end of the war 75% of the workforce were female. Among Jonathan's guests is Charlotte Webb, who worked at Bletchley Park during the Second World War and is author of the book Secret Postings. Jonathan is also joined by Erica Munro, Exhibitions Manager at Bletchley Park; Jacqui Chard, Deputy Director for Defence & National Security at the National Cyber Security Centre; Elisabeth Braw of the Royal United Services Institute; and Jane Frankland, Cyber Security Consultant. Producer: Laurence Grissell

Global cybersecurity influencer and best-selling author, Jane Frankland, knows the risks associated with deployment of IoT and other technologies. She talks about elevating voices in privacy and cybersecurity to ensure the right conversations are taking place.

Joining Charles this week is CISO advisor and champion of women in tech, [Jane Frankland](https://www.linkedin.com/in/janefrankland/).  Jane started out in cyber security over 20 years ago and in that time has held senior executive roles at several large PLC’s and has a strong track record of working with some of the world’s biggest brands. In 2017, Jane published her first book, [In Security](http://cybersecuritycapital.com/community/in-security-the-book/), exploring the reasons for the lack of women working in cyber security, expelling the myths and providing a true insight into strategies for attracting, identifying and retaining more women in the industry. [Women In Red Ball Gowns](https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/women-red-ball-gowns-infosec-why-i-spoke-out-jane-frankland/) - Jane's blog post about what happened at InfoSec [The InSecurity Code of Conduct](http://cybersecuritycapital.com/event-code-of-conduct/)

Minter Dialogue Episode #222 — This interview is with Jane Frankland who is a Cyber Security entrepreneur, and the founder of KnewStart, helping cyber security entrepreneurs in their startups. Jane is a sought-after speaker and author of the soon to be released 'Women in Cyber Security.' In this conversation we talk about the state of cybercrime and cyber security, how executives and entrepreneurs should be handling their cyber security and some top tips that everyone should know. Meanwhile, please send me your questions as an audio file (or normal email) to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes to rate/review the podcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

Calling all SME's!  Social Media is a quagmire of information that is easy to get sucked into and watch it eat up hours of our day for questionable return.  Entrepreneur and million pound business builder, Jane Frankland unwraps her secrets of why small businesses must 'strategize' their social media activity to support their brand, boost their sales and save hours of valuable time.  Join Jane as she shares her highs and lows of building a 'sustainable' business.