In this episode, Jake Williams discusses the intersection of physical and cybersecurity, emphasizing the importance of threat assessments and understanding vulnerabilities. The conversation explores how human behavior impacts security, the need for integrated security measures, and the balance between privacy and security. Jake shares insights on training for security awareness and the significance of proactive planning in maintaining safety. OODA Loop: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop Jake on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jthomaswilliams1/ Fortified Risk: https://www.fortifiedrisk.com/ More about phishing on episode 61: https://www.socializingsecurity.com/e/e061-gone-phishing | https://youtu.be/r84Mx4s3jKU Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Jake and Fortified Risk Group 03:16 The Importance of Threat Assessments 08:27 Understanding Open Source Intelligence 10:07 Avoiding Lax Physical Security 11:17 Bridging Physical and Digital Security 17:01 Humans as the Weakest Link In Physical Security 22:38 Training for Security Awareness 28:32 Balancing Privacy and Security 32:13 Reflections
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