A conversation with award-winning CISO, Andrew Rose

ANDREW ROSE joins us for Episode 37 of the Re-Thinking the Human Factor Podcast. Join us for this straight forward discussion with an award winning CISO who transformed security management for three major organisations.

With his extensive background, Andrew is a strong relationship manager who is able to develop and lead teams, driving initiatives forward with a style that is facilitative, tenacious and positive. Able to communicate, co-ordinate and influence effectively at all levels and respond to challenges with dedication, enthusiasm and pragmatism.

Andrew Rose is strongly focussed on sensible, cost effective security solutions being used to enable a business to innovate and develop.

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JOIN ANDREW ROSE AND BRUCE HALLAS AS THEY DISCUSS:

• The early days of cyber security and how people almost gave up on the human factor.
• How the idea of applying the knowledge of human awareness came into play.
• Challenges today’s cyber security managers face.
• How can you be safe if you are not secure?
• The key indicators to a healthy security culture.
• The influences that help to drive our decision-making and behaviour.
• Designing cyber security awareness and training with the human in mind.
• How to win over people to try something new.
• How hackers think.

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RESOURCES AND TOPICS FOR FURTHER STUDY

• B.J. Fogg and his new book, “Tiny Habits”
• The Analogies Project

MORE ABOUT ANDREW ROSE:

• LinkedIn
• Twitter

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Bruce & The Re-thinking the Human Factor Podcast Team