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Jeffrey Wheatman is the SVP, Cyber Risk Evangelist at Black Kite. In this episode of Hidden Risk, he joins host Heather Engel to discuss risk monitoring in the digital ecosystem, including some of the biggest gaps in the market today, how consumers and suppliers are affected, and more. An award-winning intelligence platform, Black Kite is disrupting traditional third-party risk management practices worldwide by providing cybersecurity experts with full visibility they've never experienced before. Learn more about our sponsor at https://blackkite.com.

It's Living Singles! The series where we talk to a KEXP staff member about three songs they're really into right now. On this episode, Sharlese Metcalf—host of KEXP's Mechanical Breakdown—brings us a very new wave edition. Songs featured in this episode:  “Heartbeat” by Nuovo Testamento   “Disconnected Lines” by RISK RISK   “Future Wonder” by Teenage Daycare   Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/sound/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Risk and investing go hand in hand, we cannot change that. But... In the world of real estate investing, having a smart strategy can help you reap the rewards. Risk is also what creates part of the opportunity and if maneuvered correctly can create an extra stream of income for you. Risk management requires proper preparation, understating and ways to shift or mitigate risk by implementing a system that works in your favor. Having a solid real estate strategy in place can be created if you know how to reduce the probability and/or limit the severity of potential negative outcomes involved with real estate investments. What we will cover How to identify risk Ways to mitigate and reduce risk Q&A Session What is guided investing? Guided real estate investing is a hands-on approach to real estate investing created for beginners. Rather than only providing courses, we guide you through the entire process from pre-purchase to post-purchase. Once we help establish your goals and create a custom strategy, we help you select your investment property, guiding you and teaching you every step of the way. We believe that beginner real estate investing shouldn't be taught in theory but in practice. With experts by your side, risk is mitigated and training is much more effective. Learn more: https://simplydoit.net/guided-investing/ To learn more, reach out to Dani Beit-Or, CEO of Simply Do It at https://simplydoit.net/ Subscribe https://www.youtube.com/user/simplydoit1?sub_confirmation=1

It's Catch-Up Friday (the last one of 2022): previous releases in 2022 I didn't get in time for the normal New Tunesday show. Give the bands a listen. If you like what you hear, support the bands! Today's episode features music by Aesthetische, Alpha Sect, August Angst, Avenue Électrique, Battery Operated Orchestra, Bending Grid, Boxes Of Blow, Casual Worker, Climate Zombies, Confrontational, Das Kelzer, Delphine Coma, Digital Factor, Dress To Kill, EhRah & LAU, Entrzelle, Enzo Kreft, First Aid 4 Souls, Harsh Symmetry, Hatari, Headless Mannequins, Howard Jones, IVUR, Ksylen, LMX, Miseria Ultima, mobiius x Bloody Boy, Mondträume, Patriarchy, Paura Diamante, Peter Wilson & Sean Smith, Plastic Autumn, Protocol 110, Radiohimlen, RAILWRX, Rector Scanner, Risk Risk, Rotten And Broken, Sexy Suicide, Skin Temple, Synapsyche, Two Mutants, Unusual Architecture, Ursula, Vanseveren, Who Saw Her Die, and Wvalaam Klous!

In this episode of Phishy Business, we find out everything you may have wanted to ask your CISO or CIO but were too afraid to ask. Two very experienced information technology leaders delve deeper into the roles they play in keeping their organizations safe while balancing the nos and yesses they deal in every day. You'll learn a lot more about that it is like to be CISO or CIO and the challenges they face in their roles. Our special guests are Magnus Carling, CISO at Swedish shipping company Stena, and Andrew Pritchett, CIO at Grant Thornton Australia, a leading accounting and consultancy firm. Magnus runs the global information security program for shipping conglomerate Stena, which is made up of a number of companies. Andrew navigates the challenges of the CIO role to balance pleasing clients while at the same time keeping client and internal resources safe. Learn more about these two leaders and their real-world daily challenges. In ‘Risk, Risk, Risk…and Beer: What Keeps the Cyber C-Suite Up at Night', we discuss: What it is like being considered the department of no by colleagues. The challenges of balancing protecting the organization with the needs of team members. The crossroads of tech and people that occur every day at every organization. How the weakest link in security can be people – and how to get that point across to those very same people. The problems IT leaders face when the board don't speak cyber. How to bring cyber risk in earlier in the board's conversations. Conducting proper risk assessment before the big decisions instead of dealing with the fallout after an attack. Keeping cyber teams together and not burning them out. The difference between responsibility and accountability for CISOs in cyber breaches. Why the need for CISOs to have battle scars from previous breaches is so valuable. Beer as a stress relief strategy. Why cybersecurity is everyone's business. About Phishy Business Fed up with the same old cybersecurity stories? Come with us on a journey that explores the lesser-known side. Whether it's social engineering, taking criminals to court or the journalists hunting down hackers — our new podcast series, Phishy Business, looks for new ways to think about cybersecurity. Mimecast's very own Brian Pinnock and Alice Jeffery are joined by guests from a range of unique security specialisms. Each episode explores tales of risk, reward and just a dash of ridiculousness to learn how we can all improve in the fight to stay safe. For more tales of risk, reward and ridiculousness, subscribe to Phishy Business on iTunes, Spotify, Anchor or wherever you get your podcasts. www.mimecast.com

Edición Limitada - 7 de Noviembre del 2022. Producción, realización y conducción: Francisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Crime & the City Solution, Holly Humberstone, Bastille, Old Fire featuring Emily Cross, Philip Selway, Dave Rowntree, Graham Coxon, The Waeve & Rose Elinor Dougall, Gorillaz, Bono, Low, En Attendant Ana, Hello Mary, Veps, Paul Weller, Squeeze, Girl Scout, Softcult, Duran Duran, Christine and the Queens presents Redcar, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds featuring Johnny Marr, Yo La Tengo, Luke Haines & Peter Buck, Fin del Mundo, The Primitives, Rhonda Star, Special Interest, Taleen Kali, ††† (Crosses), White Lung, Nancy, Iggy Pop, Spoon vs. Adrian Sherwood, Let's Eat Grandma, Junior Boys, Yves Tumor, Ja T'aime, Working Men's Club, Miss Grit, Freezepop, Danny Elfman, Kaiser Chiefs, Simple Minds, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Nakhane featuring Perfume Genius, Parralox, Phoenix, Risk Risk, µ-Ziq, Synthetic Solution, Host, Technomancer, Null Device y Minuit Machine.

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The Good Life Meditation is my daily recitation and reminder of personal objectives and principles used in pursuit of a purposeful life in spite of a universe of seeming indifference. Learn more about The Good Life at my website GoingAlone.org or by reading my book Going Alone. And visit our Discord at: https://discord.gg/fT3p8DXegV OBJECTIVES: 1. Be Always Ready to Die 2. Make Good Use of Time and Resources 3. Develop Good and Sound Life Principles 4. Cultivate Good Emotional Reactions 5. Perform Good Actions 6. Recognize True Limits and Opportunity 7. One Thing Slowly PRINCIPLES 1. Principle of War 2. Principle of Reason 3. Homunculus 4. Anchorhold 5. Home of Good and Evil 6. Principle of Purpose 7. Atomic Principle 8. Principle of Nature 9. The Pirate Ride 10. Principle of Maturity 11. Social Principle 12. Public Speaking 13. Temperance 14. Life Will Not Go Well 15. The Horror Show 16. That Which Must Be Borne 17. The Feast of Offal 18. Distraction 19. Agency and The Great Indifference 20. The Best Seat in the House 21. The Restless Man 22. The Path of Wildness 23. The Great Life Adventure 24. The Risk of Avoiding Risk 25. Sin and Damnation 26. Complete Oblivion 27. The Season of Philosophy 28. Bullseye Aim 29. The Uphill Climb 30. Arena and Utility 31. nothing IS enough 32. The Principle of Fun My name is Kurt Bell Learn more in my book Going Alone Be safe... But not too safe Website: https://goingalone.org Email: softypapa@gmail.com #softypapa #GoingAlone #TheGoodLife

It seems counterintuitive, but taking risks is safe because it creates options you won't get when you try to play it safe. Aside from the emotional stings of rejection and embarrassment, risks carry very little downside, but the upsides are tremendous. This episode will change your relationship with taking risks. Along with creating more opportunities, you'll learn: Lessons: One experience carries four or more lessons.Grit: Have a "sandpaper mentality."Discipline: Don't fade to feelings and keep commitments to yourself. Confidence: Confidence is earned, not given. Momentum: It's easier to keep it going than get it going.Results: A no-brainer. Some results can be monetized immediately, but all of them can be reinvested. Write this on a Post-It Note and put it on your mirror and dashboard, "Safe is a risk. Risk is safe."What is your favorite takeaway from this episode? Share it on your socials with the hashtag #TSL and tag me @marshbuice in it. Share this show with someone else today. WATCH this episode on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiNqFo05MJ6_yCu1vJ3rX4ATHANK YOU for making TSL a Top 3% podcast in the world. Help us grow to a TOP 100 by leaving a rating and review on your favorite podcast app or right here. https://www.marshbuice.com/reviews/new/For more of The Sales Life, go to www.marshbuice.com. Remember, the greatest sale you will ever make is to sell you on you because you are more than enough. Never settle. Keep selling. Stay in The Sales Life. 

If you aren't pained by the risk involved in a potential career move, it's probably not a breakout opportunity. In fact, one of the riskiest things you can do in your career is try to eliminate risk altogether. Risk is omnipresent. You need to know how to evaluate it, and to build resilience against risks you can't anticipate.   On this episode of the Startup of You Podcast, Reid and Ben share tips and frameworks for taking smart risks in your career, including how to: overcome your natural bias to avoid risks, know whether you're walking through a “one-way door” or a “two-way door” when making a crucial decision at work, and look for hidden opportunities in environments where others feel fear and uncertainty. Follow Reid Hoffman on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reidhoffman/ Follow Ben Casnocha on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bencasnocha/ Check out the Startup of You Website: https://www.startupofyou.com Please rate/review us on your favorite app – and be sure to follow or subscribe.   Thanks for listening. 

James Case, VP/CISO with Baptist Health, says the CISO role is all about understanding and communicating IT risk to operational leaders, and including them in prioritization. Source: Q&A with Baptist Health VP/CISO James Case: It's About Risk, Risk, Risk on healthsystemcio.com - healthsystemCIO.com is the sole online-only publication dedicated to exclusively and comprehensively serving the information needs of healthcare CIOs.

Episode 89: The Four Vectors of Risk – Risk Management Strategies to Follow in 2022 This episode is brought to you by Fusion Risk Management, Building a More Resilient World Together. Request a demo at https://bit.ly/FusionDECODED today! I sat down with James Donnelly of M Booth Public Relations to discuss our thoughts on the unique challenges emergency managers will be facing in a post-pandemic world. Together we came up with four vectors of risk that leaders in our field should be aware of to prepare for any scenario in 2022. The four vectors of risk are top-down risks, bottom-up risks, inside-out risks, and outside-in risks. For a more in-depth explanation and discussion questions of each vector, please visit https://bit.ly/FourVectorsofRisk. In this episode, you will learn: How to approach the four vectors of risk Why there's usually a shift in leadership after a disaster Why you should have a personnel contingency plan that includes building leadership from the bottom up How to maintain a steady stream of talent at all times to be prepared for a personnel shift What employees value about the companies they work for - and how they're holding them accountable How systems, industries, and society as a whole have shifted during the pandemic and what to expect post-pandemic Resources Mentioned: M Booth Agency: https://www.mbooth.com/expertise/issues-crisis-management/ Asfalis Advisors Blog Post: https://bit.ly/FourVectorsofRisk “American companies pledged $50 billion to Black communities. Most of it hasn't materialized” – Fortune https://fortune.com/2021/05/06/us-companies-black-communities-money-50-billion/ Disaster Recovery Journal: Register for DRJ's weekly (Wednesday) webinar series: https://drj.com/webinars/up-coming/ Register for DRJ Spring 2022: Resiliency Transformed: http://www.drj.com/spring2022 Asfalis Advisors: Visit our website here: https://www.asfalisadvisors.com Apply to be a guest on the podcast: https://www.asfalisadvisors.com/decoded/ Download the 5 Step Crisis Strategy: https://www.asfalisadvisors.com/services/ Connect with the podcast! Please take part in our podcast listener survey: https://forms.gle/XDuYPcFjXaydkEXV6 Email us: podcast@drj.com Podcast website: https://drj.com/decoded/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BRDecoded LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/business-resilience-decoded/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNEIrqWlxuyDvkXB24h6Obw/videos Vanessa Mathews, host Vanessa Mathews is the founder and chief resilience officer of Asfalis Advisors, where they are focused on protecting the legacy of the leaders they serve through business resilience. Before becoming an entrepreneur, Mathews developed global crisis management and business continuity programs for government and private sector organizations to include Lowe's Companies, Gulfstream Aerospace, and the Department of Homeland Security. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanessa-vaughn-mathews-mba-cbcp-70916b4b/ Book Mathews as a speaker: https://bit.ly/VanessaMathews Jon Seals, producer Jon Seals is the editor in chief at Disaster Recovery Journal, the leading magazine/event in business continuity. Seals is an award-winning journalist with a background in publication design, business media, content management, sports journalism, social media, and podcasting. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonseals/ Disaster Recovery Journal: https://drj.com/

The greatest risk to us is us. On this episode of @ Risk, Jodi Butts is joined by Stanley McChrystal, four star U.S. Army General (retired), lecturer at Yale University and corporate board director, to discuss his new book, Risk: A User's Guide, and why we are our greatest risk. 

Cryptocurrency & Financial MarketNews & Stats 13th Sept 2021Risk Risk Risk.We went to cash last weekToday, I talk about the following:1 .Crypto markets look week2. Coinbase being threatened by the SEC3. Cardano Smart contract live launch12th Sept 20214. Crypto Fear index and Greed at 435. Funding rates are negative - selling Cryptos6. Derivative positions on Equities, BTC, ETH, XRP & others7. Fiat markets, Economics, the FED, Stagflation,10 yr USD bond yield rate, & Social media8.PundiX,EBAY,FTX,PAYPAL,QTUM,POLYGON,SXP,BNB,OKEX,FUN,BYBIT,HT,KUCOIN,WAVES,FILECOINS.BYBIT, THOR,TEZOS,ROBINHOOD,COINBASE,fidelity, stone investments, BTT, PAXOS, BANK OF AMERICA, DCG, WAR, ISRAEL, SEC,FED KAPLAN,FED ,FUNFAIR, BOSIC,TAPER, POLYGON,MATIC, SHINU, ALPHA, BTC EFT, SAXO BANK, COINBASE,Bank of Oman Bank of America,Paxful,OKcoin, Musk,ENJ,JP Morgan,Polygon, Binance Singapore,Bridge,Kusama,Bullish break out , bullish triangle, 4 hour, 200 day moving average,Tezos , ADA, Civic, Wells Gargo, ENH,DOT,CHZ,CRO,BNB,BSC,SOL,ICON,Solana ,XINFIN ,CELO,Certik, audius, hex and more9. Market liquidity in dropping 10. Nexo is going down - selling and not staking11. Visa CEO bullish Cryptoland12. Polgyon more clients13. AVAX- First hack with a DEFI14. Chainlink more clients15. TRON twitted something happening next week could be a burn16. Solana - NFT sold for over $1m17. Harmony and Algo fund follow AVAX $300m fund to increase growth off their eco systems18. TATTAO relisting XRP19. Risk metrics getting extreme and more

Cryptocurrency & Financial MarketNews & Stats 13th Sept 2021Risk Risk Risk.We went to cash last weekToday, I talk about the following:1 .Crypto markets look week2. Coinbase being threatened by the SEC3. Cardano Smart contract live launch12th Sept 20214. Crypto Fear index and Greed at 435. Funding rates are negative - selling Cryptos6. Derivative positions on Equities, BTC, ETH, XRP & others7. Fiat markets, Economics, the FED, Stagflation,10 yr USD bond yield rate, & Social media8.PundiX,EBAY,FTX,PAYPAL,QTUM,POLYGON,SXP,BNB,OKEX,FUN,BYBIT,HT,KUCOIN,WAVES,FILECOINS.BYBIT, THOR,TEZOS,ROBINHOOD,COINBASE,fidelity, stone investments, BTT, PAXOS, BANK OF AMERICA, DCG, WAR, ISRAEL, SEC,FED KAPLAN,FED ,FUNFAIR, BOSIC,TAPER, POLYGON,MATIC, SHINU, ALPHA, BTC EFT, SAXO BANK, COINBASE,Bank of Oman Bank of America,Paxful,OKcoin, Musk,ENJ,JP Morgan,Polygon, Binance Singapore,Bridge,Kusama,Bullish break out , bullish triangle, 4 hour, 200 day moving average,Tezos , ADA, Civic, Wells Gargo, ENH,DOT,CHZ,CRO,BNB,BSC,SOL,ICON,Solana ,XINFIN ,CELO,Certik, audius, hex and more9. Market liquidity in dropping 10. Nexo is going down - selling and not staking11. Visa CEO bullish Cryptoland12. Polgyon more clients13. AVAX- First hack with a DEFI14. Chainlink more clients15. TRON twitted something happening next week could be a burn16. Solana - NFT sold for over $1m17. Harmony and Algo fund follow AVAX $300m fund to increase growth off their eco systems18. TATTAO relisting XRP19. Risk metrics getting extreme and more

Cryptocurrency & Financial MarketNews & Stats 13th Sept 2021Risk Risk Risk.We went to cash last weekToday, I talk about the following:1 .Crypto markets look week2. Coinbase being threatened by the SEC3. Cardano Smart contract live launch12th Sept 20214. Crypto Fear index and Greed at 435. Funding rates are negative - selling Cryptos6. Derivative positions on Equities, BTC, ETH, XRP & others7. Fiat markets, Economics, the FED, Stagflation,10 yr USD bond yield rate, & Social media8.PundiX,EBAY,FTX,PAYPAL,QTUM,POLYGON,SXP,BNB,OKEX,FUN,BYBIT,HT,KUCOIN,WAVES,FILECOINS.BYBIT, THOR,TEZOS,ROBINHOOD,COINBASE,fidelity, stone investments, BTT, PAXOS, BANK OF AMERICA, DCG, WAR, ISRAEL, SEC,FED KAPLAN,FED ,FUNFAIR, BOSIC,TAPER, POLYGON,MATIC, SHINU, ALPHA, BTC EFT, SAXO BANK, COINBASE,Bank of Oman Bank of America,Paxful,OKcoin, Musk,ENJ,JP Morgan,Polygon, Binance Singapore,Bridge,Kusama,Bullish break out , bullish triangle, 4 hour, 200 day moving average,Tezos , ADA, Civic, Wells Gargo, ENH,DOT,CHZ,CRO,BNB,BSC,SOL,ICON,Solana ,XINFIN ,CELO,Certik, audius, hex and more9. Market liquidity in dropping 10. Nexo is going down - selling and not staking11. Visa CEO bullish Cryptoland12. Polgyon more clients13. AVAX- First hack with a DEFI14. Chainlink more clients15. TRON twitted something happening next week could be a burn16. Solana - NFT sold for over $1m17. Harmony and Algo fund follow AVAX $300m fund to increase growth off their eco systems18. TATTAO relisting XRP19. Risk metrics getting extreme and more

Cryptocurrency & Financial MarketNews & Stats 13th Sept 2021Risk Risk Risk.We went to cash last weekToday, I talk about the following:1 .Crypto markets look week2. Coinbase being threatened by the SEC3. Cardano Smart contract live launch12th Sept 20214. Crypto Fear index and Greed at 435. Funding rates are negative - selling Cryptos6. Derivative positions on Equities, BTC, ETH, XRP & others7. Fiat markets, Economics, the FED, Stagflation,10 yr USD bond yield rate, & Social media8.PundiX,EBAY,FTX,PAYPAL,QTUM,POLYGON,SXP,BNB,OKEX,FUN,BYBIT,HT,KUCOIN,WAVES,FILECOINS.BYBIT, THOR,TEZOS,ROBINHOOD,COINBASE,fidelity, stone investments, BTT, PAXOS, BANK OF AMERICA, DCG, WAR, ISRAEL, SEC,FED KAPLAN,FED ,FUNFAIR, BOSIC,TAPER, POLYGON,MATIC, SHINU, ALPHA, BTC EFT, SAXO BANK, COINBASE,Bank of Oman Bank of America,Paxful,OKcoin, Musk,ENJ,JP Morgan,Polygon, Binance Singapore,Bridge,Kusama,Bullish break out , bullish triangle, 4 hour, 200 day moving average,Tezos , ADA, Civic, Wells Gargo, ENH,DOT,CHZ,CRO,BNB,BSC,SOL,ICON,Solana ,XINFIN ,CELO,Certik, audius, hex and more9. Market liquidity in dropping 10. Nexo is going down - selling and not staking11. Visa CEO bullish Cryptoland12. Polgyon more clients13. AVAX- First hack with a DEFI14. Chainlink more clients15. TRON twitted something happening next week could be a burn16. Solana - NFT sold for over $1m17. Harmony and Algo fund follow AVAX $300m fund to increase growth off their eco systems18. TATTAO relisting XRP19. Risk metrics getting extreme and more

Cryptocurrency & Financial MarketNews & Stats 13th Sept 2021Risk Risk Risk.We went to cash last weekToday, I talk about the following:1 .Crypto markets look week2. Coinbase being threatened by the SEC3. Cardano Smart contract live launch12th Sept 20214. Crypto Fear index and Greed at 435. Funding rates are negative - selling Cryptos6. Derivative positions on Equities, BTC, ETH, XRP & others7. Fiat markets, Economics, the FED, Stagflation,10 yr USD bond yield rate, & Social media8.PundiX,EBAY,FTX,PAYPAL,QTUM,POLYGON,SXP,BNB,OKEX,FUN,BYBIT,HT,KUCOIN,WAVES,FILECOINS.BYBIT, THOR,TEZOS,ROBINHOOD,COINBASE,fidelity, stone investments, BTT, PAXOS, BANK OF AMERICA, DCG, WAR, ISRAEL, SEC,FED KAPLAN,FED ,FUNFAIR, BOSIC,TAPER, POLYGON,MATIC, SHINU, ALPHA, BTC EFT, SAXO BANK, COINBASE,Bank of Oman Bank of America,Paxful,OKcoin, Musk,ENJ,JP Morgan,Polygon, Binance Singapore,Bridge,Kusama,Bullish break out , bullish triangle, 4 hour, 200 day moving average,Tezos , ADA, Civic, Wells Gargo, ENH,DOT,CHZ,CRO,BNB,BSC,SOL,ICON,Solana ,XINFIN ,CELO,Certik, audius, hex and more9. Market liquidity in dropping 10. Nexo is going down - selling and not staking11. Visa CEO bullish Cryptoland12. Polgyon more clients13. AVAX- First hack with a DEFI14. Chainlink more clients15. TRON twitted something happening next week could be a burn16. Solana - NFT sold for over $1m17. Harmony and Algo fund follow AVAX $300m fund to increase growth off their eco systems18. TATTAO relisting XRP19. Risk metrics getting extreme and more

Cryptocurrency & Financial MarketNews & Stats 13th Sept 2021Risk Risk Risk.We went to cash last weekToday, I talk about the following:1 .Crypto markets look week2. Coinbase being threatened by the SEC3. Cardano Smart contract live launch12th Sept 20214. Crypto Fear index and Greed at 435. Funding rates are negative - selling Cryptos6. Derivative positions on Equities, BTC, ETH, XRP & others7. Fiat markets, Economics, the FED, Stagflation,10 yr USD bond yield rate, & Social media8.PundiX,EBAY,FTX,PAYPAL,QTUM,POLYGON,SXP,BNB,OKEX,FUN,BYBIT,HT,KUCOIN,WAVES,FILECOINS.BYBIT, THOR,TEZOS,ROBINHOOD,COINBASE,fidelity, stone investments, BTT, PAXOS, BANK OF AMERICA, DCG, WAR, ISRAEL, SEC,FED KAPLAN,FED ,FUNFAIR, BOSIC,TAPER, POLYGON,MATIC, SHINU, ALPHA, BTC EFT, SAXO BANK, COINBASE,Bank of Oman Bank of America,Paxful,OKcoin, Musk,ENJ,JP Morgan,Polygon, Binance Singapore,Bridge,Kusama,Bullish break out , bullish triangle, 4 hour, 200 day moving average,Tezos , ADA, Civic, Wells Gargo, ENH,DOT,CHZ,CRO,BNB,BSC,SOL,ICON,Solana ,XINFIN ,CELO,Certik, audius, hex and more9. Market liquidity in dropping 10. Nexo is going down - selling and not staking11. Visa CEO bullish Cryptoland12. Polgyon more clients13. AVAX- First hack with a DEFI14. Chainlink more clients15. TRON twitted something happening next week could be a burn16. Solana - NFT sold for over $1m17. Harmony and Algo fund follow AVAX $300m fund to increase growth off their eco systems18. TATTAO relisting XRP19. Risk metrics getting extreme and more

Avantgardistische Elektronika und frickelige Klangexperimente. ## NOKO 136 - Kernkrach Re-programmed for a fresh transmission - the jukebox robot S.v.e.n. selects certified angst-pop from the german d.i.y. label Kernkrach and its friends. The 7" vinyl format with freaky bonus tracks in recycled sleeve is only the start for the most microscopic of hits! Hr. Sütterlin & Dr. Kernkrach shape up with something new: Hertzschnitt in addition to the Hertz-Schrittmacher. the clock impulse is from F.K.K.-Musik, naturally limited! Intro. 317 Wurst - staubsaugermasturbation [Doppelhertz] .HERTZ 020 1. Der Raum - wir machen kernkrach [~7"] .HS 106 2. Sickdoll - sohn geht ab! [~7"] .HERTZ 012 3. Kassettenfachentstauber - lieben wir (wir lieben) [Nachtaufnahmen] .HERTZ 024 s.v.e.n. 1. Solitairen Effekten - fern der nacht [Solitairen Effekten] .ENFANT 07 2. Das M - die v2-rakete [Vom Tanzboden In Den Narrenturm] .HERTZ 034 3. Epic Dreams - kein paradies [~] .HERTZ 041 4. Sickdoll - versuch nr. 780 [Untitled] .HERTZ 021 5. Adolf Filter - inner walls [Festival Der Genialen Dissidenten] .ENFANT 11 6. Brigade Rosse - tatort neon [~] .PFR 053 7. Misses Yuki Okami - flashlights [Schadstoffklasse Grau - Unerhörte Klänge Aus Den Dunklen Kellern Der Republiken] .HERTZ 030 8. Les Sirènes Débrouillardes - beware the siren's song [Λena] .PFR 021 9. Solitude FX - by my side [Demos 1-2-3] .HERTZ 003 10. Human Puppets - reise nach deutschland [The Future From The Past] .HERTZ 011 11. Cosmic Hula Radiators - androide [Cosmic Hula Radiators] .FKK 10.003 12. Mängelexemplar - kriegsspielzeug [Heim Und Garten] .HERTZ 043 13. Das M - leidenschaft und produktion [~] .HERTZ 023 14. Mängelexemplar - tatort '83 [Heim Und Garten] .HERTZ 043 15. Das M - wir leben nur auf video [Leidenschaft Und Produktion] .HERTZ 023 16. Das M - ich träume [Ist Das Wirklich Nötig?] .HERTZ 028 17. Mängelexemplar - flaschenpost [Heim Und Garten] .HERTZ 043 18. Solitude FX - die vierte dimension [SFX] .ENFANT 25 19. Sickdoll - dritte tür links [Untitled] .HERTZ 021 20. Solitude FX - in this night [SFX] .ENFANT 25 21. Risk Risk - modern times [Doppelhertz Vol. 2] .HERTZ 033 22. Legodroid - anastasia [Schadstoffklasse Grau - Unerhörte Klänge Aus Den Dunklen Kellern Der Republiken] .HERTZ 030 23. Human Puppets - lost loves [The Future From The Past] .HERTZ 011 1. ADN' Ckrystall - here come the men in colors (to Véronica V.) [Synthesizers And Other Electronic Masturbators] .ADN 002 2. Herr Schneidenbach - warum ich wandere .Self Released 3. Fröhliche Eiszeit - du bist nicht dabei [Im Luftschutzkeller, Im Büro, In Der Fabrik Und Zu Hause] .KRACH 025 4. Endphase - biomechanoid landscape [>I

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Since cyber security risk scales as quickly as fortunes are made by network effects, is it time to adopt new approaches to how we protect and sustain cyber security? On this episode of @Risk, Jodi Butts speaks with F5 Networks' Global Head of AI, Stanford lecturer and former Googler, Shuman Ghosemajumder to find out if cyber security can keep pace with the evolving threats. To read the full transcript of this episode visit: https://canada2020.ca/risk-risk-networked-with-shuman-ghosemajumder/

Saira Shah hosted the first ISF Webinar on RISK, on the 11th of November, 2020. We think of ourselves as rational beings, but the way we perceive risk is rarely rational. When emotions run high, our judgement can go out the window. And as the current pandemic goes to show, there are some things that trigger our fear more than others. This event will investigate the ways we perceive danger and make decisions based on those perceptions. We'll be speaking to thinkers and experts in the field, and participants will get a chance to ask questions. Together, we'll try to understand whether we can get better at evaluating the increasingly complex risks we face. She was joined by: Paul Slovic. Founder and President of Decision Research and Professor of Psychology at the University of Oregon, Paul studies human judgment, decision making, and risk analysis: arithmeticofcompassion.org; www.decisionresearch.org; The Perception of Risk (Risk, Society and Policy): Slovic, Paul. Tali Sharot. Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at UCL, where she directs the Affective Brain Lab. Her research combines Psychology, Behavioral Economics and Neuroscience to reveal the forces that shape our decisions and beliefs: www.affectivebrain.com Tali Sharot (Author of The Optimism Bias) Alice Morrison. A professional adventurer who takes risks for a living. Described as ‘Indiana Jones for girls’, she’s cycled from Cape Town to Cairo, run the Marathon of the Sands and the Everest Trail race and was the first woman to trek the 1500 kilometres of the Draa river in Morocco. She currently lives with an extended Moroccan family in a tiny village in the Atlas Mountains. https://www.alicemorrison.co.uk/ Saira Shah. Author, former reporter with Channel 4 News and a veteran documentary filmmaker whose films have garnered multiple awards, including five Emmys, two BAFTAs and three Royal Television Society awards. In her best-known film, Beneath the Veil (2001), Saira travelled undercover into Afghanistan to document life under the brutal Taliban regime.

It's election day in America and to mark the occasion, Jodi Butts speaks with internationally acclaimed American painter and sculptor, Eric Fischl, the artist behind the controversial sculpture, Tumbling Woman, inspired by the events of 9/11. Art has forever been a risky endeavour. The artist can never control how any person reacts to their creation. That reaction though -- whether positive or negative -- can reveal the soul of the beholder and a nation. To read the full transcript of this episode visit: https://canada2020.ca/risk-risk-for-arts-and-americas-sake/

Guest Name : Bob Pojasek, Managing director at Center for Corporate Performance & Sustainability (CPS) Language : English, Publication date: July, 10. 2020 Bob Pojasek is a sustainability and sustainable development consultant, doing business as Pojasek & Associates LLC. He teaches an online, action-learning course in organizational sustainability at Harvard University. This course has been offered to online to students from 50 countries over the past 18 years at Harvard University. He recently became a Member of the Education and Research Executive Board (EREB) , the “leaders onboard with VCARE.” In the past four months, Bob worked with some of his past students to launch The Center for Corporate Performance & Sustainability. CPS offers competency-based courses on the international “high-level structure” for organizational sustainability by leveraging ISO standards and risk management frameworks. This structure is used by a large corporation, its operating facilities and its supply chain to create a program that leverages the new and revised ISO management system standards. Focus areas at the Center include: sustainable development, social responsibility, resource productivity, pollution prevention, and risk management. The Center is looking forward to offering its first four courses in early September. Visit more on: https://centerforcps.com/ In this episode, we discuss: When we combine sustainability practices, sustainability programs and contributions to sustainable development, how do we include risk management program? How is traditional risk related to the uncertainty risk that you described? Large corporations use risk management as a key process within their financial and non-financial internal audit program. Do they use ISO 31000 for this purpose as well? Connect Bob on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobpojasek/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bicarasupplychain/message

In this episode of the Virtual Coffee with Ashish edition, we spoke with @Taylor Hersom about Why do CyberSecurity Professionals need to think about talking Cyber Security to the board? What kind of cybersecurity metrics works best for Board? Is Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt (FUD) the right way to approach presenting cybersecurity to the board? FAIR methodology to put $ value against each RISK - Risk and Governance is a great space to start for those who want to start in cybersecurity but are not too technical? Does being knowledgable in datacenter governance beneficial in world of Cloud? Can companies get NIST Certified or is it only NIST Compliance? NIST vs ISO vs CMMC and Department of Defence affecting the industry? ShowNotes and Episode Transcript on www.cloudsecuritypodcast.tv Twitter - @kaizenteq @hashishrajan

Why risk something as significant as your retirement, your happiness or your goals? Risk takes many forms and has several benefits along with potential unforeseen consequences. How can you improve your position and take advantage of the inherent risk surrounding you and avoid some unnecessary risk you may not need in your plan? This is what's on tap today. Learn all you can and stay financially healthy and free.

Welcome to Finance and Fury Today’s episode is a thought experiment – Investing in the potential future for the economy, Gov expansion and increased money supply – inevitably with The replacement of the Dollar – who knows when - over the next few years, decade, or never But it is an option – know that because the IMF is looking at it – and politicians are promoting these policies Permanent QE – will start to become a way to keep markets dropping – soak out additional supply Lowering rates and moving towards cashless economy to avoid BOJ situation Fiscal expansion – Government spending – and redistribution in the form of Helicopter money Abandon the dollar – IMF SDR – new reserve digital currency To start looking at investments – look at the desired effects On the Economy - What this will all do if the policy works as intended Boost Nominal GDP – sign of economic growth and to increase confidence, spending/consumption even further - Aim is to increase consumption – increased spending, increasing the inflation on money through velocity Nominal GDP is helped by inflation and these policy options – even if real changes don’t occur C – increased spending on consumption – doesn’t even have to be real if you create inflation – consumption stays the same but G – spending by gov goes up – so the infrastructure spending will be reflected in GDP I – If the economy is seen as to be growing – businesses might consider investing more, hiring more people, etc. Net Exports – through printing money in Western Economies – you pass on inflation to other nations USA expanding money supply through QE – China saw inflation – so had to devalue its currency to remain competitive – but this can be costly and emerging markets will see problems with their currency – exactly like Asian currency crisis in the late 90s – one of the root causes started with massive monetary expansion from nations like the USA from early 80s If it works great – it may work for a while – but I think that it will probably have a little real positive impact on the real economy First – these policies are concocted by economists about studies and theories to trial out Make up companies, medical companies – tested out products in trials before selling it to the public Economists and policy makers skip the testing and the option of you buying or not – choice Mass policies and increase Gov involvement – or central planning – impossible to properly forecast individual adaption and choice Secondly – The average person doesn’t look at the GDP when deciding to buy a new car, or even understand what GDP is – the disconnect with the average Joe is large between policy makers who fly in private jets to Davos and are driven around and given 6 Star treatment Don’t know how or why – can be a million different individual reasons it will come unstuck – Only know why after the fact – hindsight is 20/20 – but this underlying concept of disconnect with central planning and individual decisions (especially in the billions) is why nothing to date central bankers have tried has helped in the long term – often made it worse If this doesn’t work - Down the line - Create two things - mass uncertainty and liquidity issues When something promised to work doesn’t work – how confident are you the next thing tried will work? Eventually, the uncertainty of Gov/Central Bank involvement will increase – ceasing spending and investment As uncertainty grows it can turn to fear – market panics - Human behaviours/emotions play a roll – Why Complexity theory is starting to be a better metric in financial markets – Market Crash = Phase transition Will probably do a whole series on this – fascinating way of looking at markets Follows human behaviours and accounts better for adaptive changes in choice when compared to ridged equilibrium model   Uncertainty and Risk Risk and uncertainty are related but different Risk = speculative/volatility Uncertainty = Unknown risks – generally creates a freeze response initially – just don’t do anything – spend or invest Uncertainty creates an environment where people avoid risks but then once they become afraid exit from existing risks In shares – creates selling – not sure what is going to happen – we are loss averse = sell to avoid losses Talked about this in a previous ep - What assets will survive a financial correction – it will be those that people still have confidence in Confidence is key – Confidence in any asset is what is needed Why is confidence important? If a lack of confidence/panic is what causes prices on assets to drop heavily – Then the solution is to be in assets that while may be impacted in prices (short term volatility) – will not go to zero Asset goes down in value – so what? - Depends on the type of asset and what you do, and what those investments are to you   Types of Assets  Shares – Share will be volatile - probably go down in value – Your options - You sell – crystallise losses They keep going to zero Solution – Step 1 - Buy good companies, diverse business models, diverse markets and a lot of different companies – diversification. Step 2 – Don’t panic sell Managed Funds/ETFs – Active or passive? High conviction – Active funds – Benchmark unaware - ones that are undervalued through not ETF purchase Why active is important? Contrarian trend – can avoid any overpriced share in the index – even if a company isn’t making money (like Z1P or Afterpay) – people buy them and they get into the index – the prices go up for no other reason Price making – in a correction there are many bargains on shares – passive funds won’t take High Conviction - Contrarian to the whole index – Goes against the trend of full invested funds in passive – active managers can hold cash for bargains Benchmark unaware - being a large cap manager limits bargains and forces managers to into the top end of an index which will suffer in large passive ETFs/index selloffs - I think of TLS, bank shares are volatile term deposits – not expecting great growth off them, the valuations are almost like a Utility company – but decent dividends alternative asset classes – Hard assets – gold Gold/Silver/Palladium/Platinum – Two options depending on how bad you think crash will be – Really bad - Not on futures contracts or derivatives, but one that has the underlying asset Not enough gold/silver etc. in the world to cover the size of ETFs/funds with positions in gold Just a massive correction – Gold priced ETFs -   Summary – Assets that while not retaining value like you could want (drop in price) – if you hold, you can survive Have a range of investments (not just bank shares) Some physical assets – Gold Shares in companies that people will still use – not fad companies or ones build on people’s discretionary spending Don’t know how well Index’s will fare with the new overweight position in passive funds Property – That you can hold and not need to sell Make sure they are quality assets Don’t sell – enter the market slowly during a panic   Thanks for listening, if you want to get in contact you can here: https://financeandfury.com.au/contact/

Deepdive on Valuations: - Valuation = Earnings x Earnings Multiplier (AKA PE) - Choosing an Earnings Multiplier - Thinking about Risk - Risk in real estate vs in stocks - Risk free rate - Interest Rates are like gravity in the investing world - Why Abi looks at the cap table/valuation first - Using comparables to judge relative valuation - Valuations of Canadian Companies vs US Companies

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This episodes provides a general discussion on risk and threat, risk assessment, and the ways risk and threat are managed in various types of settings and facilities. We distinguish the differences between risk and threat for the expressed purpose of providing clarity in this discussion as well as clarity between the concepts involved. We recognize that the terms are used interchangeably, but argue that the definitions are not. Risk - Risk is something that a client encounters or experiences that presses them toward perilous and hazardous behavior from which they and others may be harmed. In other words, the client's susceptibilities and vulnerabilities lead to adverse outcomes. Because risk relates to the client's susceptibilities and vulnerabilities, it can often be ameliorated or treated. Risk is usually assessed using clinically-guided research-based approach. Threat - Threat is a declaration or an expression of intent to do harm, inflict punishment, to menace, or to act out violently against someone or something. Threat is something a person does that results in fear or harm to others. Threat relates to a person's potential, as well as intent, to harm others and property. Specifically, we are actually speaking of threat when we ask questions like, what is the short-term and long-term probability a behavior will repeat? How imminent is the harmful behavior? What is the likely harm that will result? Is it plausible that the person can commit the act? Those who menace or threaten to do harm are managed through interventions like arrest and incarceration, rather than through clinical efforts. Threat is usually assessed using an actuarial approach. Risk and threat are interrelated, but nonetheless different concepts with different vantage points. This ultimately brings us to one of two referral questions. The first centers on identifying a treatment protocol that will reduce the risk of an individual putting themselves or others in harm's way. These efforts lead to treatment plans that seek to help the person live more independently or one day live successfully in the community. The second referral sets the needs of the individual aside and asks what steps are necessary to ensure society is safe? These questions are asked when we are thinking about whether we can safely release a person or what level of supervision is needed. Even though the tasks of risk and threat assessment may look at many of the same variables, the context is different. Risk, by definition, has an inherent clinical focus, in which the target behavior, be it violence, sex offense, or self-harm, is viewed as a product of some underlying factor, such as a disorder or stressor which makes the person susceptible to putting themselves and others at risk. Threat, on the other hand, conjures concern for potential victims and public safety, it frames the individual more as an offender than a client or recipient. Obviously, threat assessment has more utility in criminal justice settings, where, for example, parole and probation officers, as well as police officers, constantly grapple with managing individuals who present considerable threat to the community. While criminal justice efforts often go about this through interventions that lower and raise the level of supervision or incapacitation, mental health professionals tackle risk through interventions that aim to reduce the severity of the client's symptoms and suffering. Please visit our website at www.forensicinservice.com and leave us a comment about how you liked the episode or to post requests for future episodes. Thank you to everyone who took the time to downloaded or listened to our last podcast on Psychopathy. It is greatly appreciated and we hope it helped you in your work or practice. The artwork for our podcast, "Blocked Thoughts," was hand painted by Jenn Koonz, Ph.D. (copyright © 2018); The music for our podcast was composed and performed by Adam Price (copyright © 2018). Our podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

We share memories about Risk and talk about the improvements on Risk Legacy. Sean talks about issues with fulfillment overseas with Kickstarter and dealing with postal companies.

Cincinnati Business Talk highlights the positive side of Cincinnati area businesses. We will be talking to CEOs who have won awards, innovated with new products and services. Today's guest is Bob Risk, National Sales Manager at Staples for preparedness products.  Bob will share his perspectives and insights on current HOT business issues in the area of Risk Preparedness. The show streams live on Friday August 22nd at 4 PM. Listen to this link: http://tobtr.com/s/6712725 You can listen to the show on Apple iTunes as a Podcast. You can add the podcast at:   http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Cincy-Business-talk.rss You can add Cincy-Business-Talk as an RSS feed to your Outlook email program. The exact feed http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Cincy-Business-talk.rss