Podcast appearances and mentions of stuart coulson

Today's guest is Stuart Coulson, director at Hidden Text Ltd, where he uses the skill sets and knowledge borne of many years in the security industry to help others. It's probably fair to say that Stuart's journey in cybersecurity hasn't been the most traditional He's been in sales, recruitment, engineering, working on UK government cybersecurity contracts, to being a deputy CISO. He is now the cybersecurity director of an online gaming company, in addition to managing Hidden Text.In addition to discussing Stuart's career path in cybersecurity, we chat about managing social media as an infosec professional, and how to deal with imposter syndrome (it's an interesting take - stay with it!). We also discuss how improv comedy relates to cybersecurity, and Stuart has some great advice for anyone who wants to get into mentoring.In the studio, Ben and Hazel discuss the rise of proxyware abuse, and why organizations and individuals need to be aware of this growing threat. This is based on some excellent research conducted by our Talos team, which you can read more about on this blog.Also take a look at our brand new ebook, "Creating safe spaces in cybersecurity". This focusses on the topic of mental health and cybersecurity burnout. We've captured the stories of 20 people (both leaders and practitioners) from across the cybersecurity industry, and hope that by sharing their experiences, we'll inspire anyone who is struggling to know they are not alone. Finally, check out a few of Stuart's Hidden Text articles which we found particularly interesting:Imposter syndrome does not existDear infosec hiring managersEpisode time stamps:0.00 - 18.28:  Intro and discussing the rise of proxyware abuse18:29 - 68.45:  Interview with Stuart Coulson68.46 - 79.18:  Closing thoughts and outro

The TinFoilHatClub is a lighthearted review of security news and general conspiracies. Hosted by people hacker Jenny Radcliffe the show is available on YouTube and in audio format on your usual podcast sites. This week Jenny is joined by guests Cary Hendricks, Quentin Taylor and Stuart Coulson. To follow Cary on Twitter, click the link here. To follow Quentyn on Twitter, click the link here. To follow Stuart on Twitter, click the link here. To get in touch try the contact page of the Human Factor Security website or follow me on Twitter, where I can be found at @Jenny_Radcliffe Note: music for the show was provided by; Spinnin' by Alex (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/AlexBeroza/32423 Ft: spinningmerkaba

The Human Factor With Jenny Radcliffe On ITSPmagazine Guest: Stuart Coulson Another episode from “The Lockdown Diaries” a series of light-hearted short interviews with security and cyber professionals about how the Covid19 pandemic has changed the way that they work and life in general. For this episode, we welcome back Stuart Coulson. Listen in as they talk about the positives to take from the current situation, the rescheduling of BSides Liverpool and how to grow infinite spring onions?!? _________________________________________________ For more of The Human Factor With Jenny Radcliffe On ITSPmagazine: https://www.itspmagazine.com/the-jenny-radcliffe-talk-show-on-itspmagazine Interested in sponsoring an ITSPmagazine talk show? Visit: https://www.itspmagazine.com/podcast-series-sponsorships

  Another episode from “The Lockdown Diaries” a series of light-hearted short interviews with security and cyber professionals about how the Covid19 pandemic has changed the way that they work and life in general. In this lockdown diary episode Jenny is joined once again by Stuart Coulson and also Cary "figjam" Hendricks. In one episode they manage to cover, Volcanoes, BBQs, Alien invasions, Privacy apps and tracking, the death of privacy, information overload, people in bed in online meetings, and, if you can stay until the end, more cheese. To follow Cary on Twitter, click the link here.  To follow Stuart on Twitter, click the link here.  To get in touch try the contact page of the Human Factor Security website or follow me on Twitter, where I can be found at @Jenny_Radcliffe

Another episode from “The Lockdown Diaries” a series of light-hearted short interviews with security and cyber professionals about how the Covid19 pandemic has changed the way that they work and life in general. For this episode, we welcome back Stuart Coulson. Listen in as they talk about the positives to take from the current situation, the rescheduling of BSides Liverpool and how to grow infinite spring onions?!? To follow Stuart on Twitter, click the link here. To get in touch try the contact page of the Human Factor Security website or follow me on Twitter, where I can be found at @Jenny_Radcliffe  

The Tin Foil Hats Club returns for its sixth episode. In this edition Jenny chats with Quentin Taylor, the Bushtucker CISO, as a follow up to the grab bag episode (No. 111) with Stuart Coulson and Cary Hendricks. Listen in as preparedness, the Hunted TV show and ideas for survival from movies are all discussed.  To follow Quentin on Twitter, click the link here.  To follow Quentin on Instagram, click the link here.  To watch Quentin's videos, click the link here.   Don't forget you can also follow Jenny on Twitter by clicking the link here. 

The Tin Foil Hats Club returns for its fifth episode. In this edition Jenny chats with Cary Hendricks and Stuart Coulson to discuss grab bags, yellowhammer, Halloween costumes and how the recent social media "preparedness" campaign by emergency services may have raised more questions about possible incoming emergencies ahead of the 31st October, than it managed to resolve.   What should go in a grab bag? What do we do when the "network goes down" What sort of emergency are government expecting? Do we all need to head to The Winchester, have a pint and wait for this whole thing to blow over? Not so much a Tin Foil Hat required as much as a Sombrero.... To follow Cary on Twitter, click the link here.  To follow Stuart on Twitter, click the link here.  Don't forget, to get in touch with me either try the contact page of the site or follow me on Twitter, where I can be found at @Jenny_Radcliffe  

In the last few years, the cybersecurity field has been growing rapidly as a result of constant and dynamic threats to our digital lives and assets. However, business and security leaders continue to struggle to fill key cybersecurity positions. In this episode of the InSecurity Podcast, host Shaun Walsh is joined by special guest Stuart Coulson of the Cyber Security Challenge, which oversees a series of national competitions, learning programs, and networking initiatives designed to identify, inspire, and enable future cyber defenders.

This weeks panellists are: Chris Andrews, UKFast, Daniel Austin, UKFast, Brad Bagherian, Aftershock, Stuart Coulson, Secarma, Steve Gibson, Gibson Strategy,

This weeks panellists are: Chris Andrews, UKFast, Daniel Austin, UKFast, Brad Bagherian, Aftershock, Stuart Coulson, Secarma, Steve Gibson, Gibson Strategy,

Is cybercrime more of a problem than street crime? Which is more common, which has more impact on a victim's life and how do the authorities deal with both types of crime? A panel of online security experts discuss the growing problem of cybercrime in 2012. This week's panellists were: Stuart Coulson, UKFast Ross Keeping, Technology Professional Craig Lawson, Data Forensics Expert Tony Dyhouse, ICT Knowledge Transfer Network David Cook, Pannone And the event was hosted by Jonathan Bowers for UKFast.

What are the biggest online security threats facing business owners and consumers in 2012? A panel of cyber security experts thrash out the question at a UKFast round table on the eve of Data Protection Day, agreeing that this is the year for cyber security to be at the forefront of every business owner's mind. This week's panellists were: Stuart Coulson, UKFast Ross Keeping, Technology Professional Craig Lawson, Data Forensics Expert Tony Dyhouse, ICT Knowledge Transfer Network David Cook, Pannone And the event was hosted by Jonathan Bowers for UKFast.

Online Security Top Tips for 2012 UKFast Round Table. What are the biggest cyber threats to businesses in 2012 and how can firms protect themselves from them? A UKFast round table sees cyber security experts discuss the fears of SMEs in an increasingly complex area of business. This week's panellists were: Stuart Coulson, UKFast Ross Keeping, Technology Professional Craig Lawson, Data Forensics Expert Tony Dyhouse, ICT Knowledge Transfer Network David Cook, Pannone And the event was hosted by Jonathan Bowers for UKFast.

Hackers Round Table Summaries March 2011. UKFast invited six security experts to its round table event in March to ask: "Should we be afraid of the hacker?" The debate looked at the profile of today's hacker, the common targets of hack attacks and the measures businesses can take to protect themselves. The biggest threat to a firm's security often comes from within - whether it's a sales person accessing the client list or programmers dealing with code. How can businesses guard against the internal dangers, what information do they need to protect and is it possible to prevent hack attacks altogether? Ethical hackers, script kiddies and hacktivists - what dangers do they pose to business and which should be feared most? Hacking is becoming more and more common yet the majority of businesses don't have a policy to guard against it. UKFast's "Should we be afraid of the hacker?" Round Table outlines the risks businesses run by ignoring the serious threat. Panellists featured: Stuart Coulson, Secarma; Tony Richardson, OCTREE; Dave Whitelegg, ITSecurityExpert Ltd; Neil Lathwood, UKFast; Philippe Jan, Lancaster University; Adam Brown, Quotium Technologies and hosted by Jonathan Bowers for UKFast.

Threats: Who's Most At Risk? Round Table March 2011. The biggest threat to a firm's security often comes from within - whether it's a sales person accessing the client list or programmers dealing with code. How can businesses guard against the internal dangers, what information do they need to protect and is it possible to prevent hack attacks altogether? Ethical hackers, script kiddies and hacktivists - what dangers do they pose to business and which should be feared most? Hacking is becoming more and more common yet the majority of businesses don't have a policy to guard against it. UKFast's "Should we be afraid of the hacker?" Round Table outlines the risks businesses run by ignoring the serious threat. Panellists featured: Stuart Coulson, Secarma; Tony Richardson, OCTREE; Dave Whitelegg, ITSecurityExpert Ltd; Neil Lathwood, UKFast; Philippe Jan, Lancaster University; Adam Brown, Quotium Technologies and hosted by Jonathan Bowers for UKFast.

Hackers: Protecting Your Business Round Table March 2011. UKFast invited six security experts to its round table event in March to ask: "Should we be afraid of the hacker?" The debate looked at the profile of today's hacker, the common targets of hack attacks and the measures businesses can take to protect themselves. The biggest threat to a firm's security often comes from within - whether it's a sales person accessing the client list or programmers dealing with code. How can businesses guard against the internal dangers, what information do they need to protect and is it possible to prevent hack attacks altogether? Panellists featured: Stuart Coulson, Secarma; Tony Richardson, OCTREE; Dave Whitelegg, ITSecurityExpert Ltd; Neil Lathwood, UKFast; Philippe Jan, Lancaster University; Adam Brown, Quotium Technologies and hosted by Jonathan Bowers for UKFast.