Kristin Demoranville

We don't see what went into making it safe for us or any of the aspects behind the scenes. We just pick up our loaf of bread. And I think we take that for granted a lot, especially I'll say in the US, because we don't have to worry.

The fact that now we have this conflict and I'm sure many other conflicts that are going around the world right now that really are compounding people's ability just to go buy a loaf of bread.

The fact that now we have this conflict and I'm sure many other conflicts that are going around the world right now that really are compounding people's ability just to go buy a loaf of bread.

Well said, and I think everybody understands, especially in the U.S., what the devastation of hurricanes and earthquakes and even fires, we can even go that far, and how the preparedness of the community is what has made those particular disasters better or worse. A lot of people don't think about food. It's an afterthought. They think about water and power.

Well said, and I think everybody understands, especially in the U.S., what the devastation of hurricanes and earthquakes and even fires, we can even go that far, and how the preparedness of the community is what has made those particular disasters better or worse. A lot of people don't think about food. It's an afterthought. They think about water and power.

They don't think about, oh, how am I going to eat until you can't eat or there is no food. That's when you start thinking about it. And it's really scary to me that even as a developed country, that we haven't really had that conversation on a community level. I mean, when was the last time you were sitting in your town or city and thought, are they prepared for a famine?

They don't think about, oh, how am I going to eat until you can't eat or there is no food. That's when you start thinking about it. And it's really scary to me that even as a developed country, that we haven't really had that conversation on a community level. I mean, when was the last time you were sitting in your town or city and thought, are they prepared for a famine?

I don't think that's something that we even think about. It's not top of mind, if you will. but it's so interconnected to everything else. And if one bit of the system fails, it could topple over the rest of it. We'll be right back after a short break. Thank you for being here and listening to the show.

I don't think that's something that we even think about. It's not top of mind, if you will. but it's so interconnected to everything else. And if one bit of the system fails, it could topple over the rest of it. We'll be right back after a short break. Thank you for being here and listening to the show.

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The Bites and Bites podcast is now on TikTok. As a reminder, this episode is part one of a special two-part series in collaboration with Crisis Lab Podcast. We're uncovering the critical issues surrounding food security and how global crises impact our food supply chains.

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Stay tuned for part two, which will be released on the Crisis Lab Podcast, where we'll discuss practical steps you can take to build resilient food systems and the role of cybersecurity in protecting those food systems. That episode will be airing on July 14th, 2024. A link will be provided in the show notes. Now back to my conversation with Kyle.

Stay tuned for part two, which will be released on the Crisis Lab Podcast, where we'll discuss practical steps you can take to build resilient food systems and the role of cybersecurity in protecting those food systems. That episode will be airing on July 14th, 2024. A link will be provided in the show notes. Now back to my conversation with Kyle.

That's something that I really want the listeners to hear is how interconnected we are. And a lot of us who are listening are also cybersecurity and technology. We, by nature, should understand system thinking because if you affect something on one end of a system, it's going to cause another problem on the other.

That's something that I really want the listeners to hear is how interconnected we are. And a lot of us who are listening are also cybersecurity and technology. We, by nature, should understand system thinking because if you affect something on one end of a system, it's going to cause another problem on the other.

Where you can't just make changes in isolation, you have to go through change management and have a conversation with others. And everybody knows you don't make changes in production. You do it in a test environment. That kind of thing is all interconnected. You don't want to mess it up. The same goes for our actual human systems.

Where you can't just make changes in isolation, you have to go through change management and have a conversation with others. And everybody knows you don't make changes in production. You do it in a test environment. That kind of thing is all interconnected. You don't want to mess it up. The same goes for our actual human systems.

how we work and how we live in the world this is why kyle i'm really excited for you to be here because not only are we going to talking about food security in general but the fact that it's the systems thinking that's so key and critical to solving some of these problems and also helping people be resilient through these problems which is ultimately the goal a cyber attack is is eminent at all times but being resilient being able to stay resilient through that moment is what's the most important part not if it's going to happen it's going to happen and saying that