Kristin Demoranville

That would be a lot more assuring, I'm sure to a farmer than just going down to like the local farm store and buying, you know, a drone that doesn't necessarily, you know, connects and everything, it could cause a problem or something like that is a bad example. But I really think that we need to have better product security inside of this, the farm tech.

That would be a lot more assuring, I'm sure to a farmer than just going down to like the local farm store and buying, you know, a drone that doesn't necessarily, you know, connects and everything, it could cause a problem or something like that is a bad example. But I really think that we need to have better product security inside of this, the farm tech.

That's great advice too. As we're wrapping up for a final here, any last words before we go to the listeners?

That's great advice too. As we're wrapping up for a final here, any last words before we go to the listeners?

I really wish that people would share more. And this is why I always say that cybersecurity in a lot of ways is about mitigating shame. It's not just about risk, it's shame. Because people feel a sense of shame when they get hacked. They feel a sense of shame when they haven't done enough or they have to report it. They have to suck in, oh, I did something wrong.

I really wish that people would share more. And this is why I always say that cybersecurity in a lot of ways is about mitigating shame. It's not just about risk, it's shame. Because people feel a sense of shame when they get hacked. They feel a sense of shame when they haven't done enough or they have to report it. They have to suck in, oh, I did something wrong.

I don't think people realize how much we don't look at it like that. We're like, OK, what happened? All facts. Okay, good. Now let's deal with it. Or this is the things we could do to prevent that feeling in the first place.

I don't think people realize how much we don't look at it like that. We're like, OK, what happened? All facts. Okay, good. Now let's deal with it. Or this is the things we could do to prevent that feeling in the first place.

And I really wish that people would deal with the shame up front and know that they just have to deal with everything that's going on to avoid the icky, oh God, we might've killed somebody because we poisoned our food or something else really bad happened or people just died.

And I really wish that people would deal with the shame up front and know that they just have to deal with everything that's going on to avoid the icky, oh God, we might've killed somebody because we poisoned our food or something else really bad happened or people just died.

Yeah, let's not, we need to stop that too because that's, you know, scapegoating isn't going to help in the long run. Just makes your company look like a bunch of jerks. That's frustrating. And then here we go back to the simple aspects of farming. Again, they now have to worry about cybersecurity. It's kind of a bunch of crap, right? Because this is frustrating. They just want to grow plants.

Yeah, let's not, we need to stop that too because that's, you know, scapegoating isn't going to help in the long run. Just makes your company look like a bunch of jerks. That's frustrating. And then here we go back to the simple aspects of farming. Again, they now have to worry about cybersecurity. It's kind of a bunch of crap, right? Because this is frustrating. They just want to grow plants.

Like this is what their family's been doing forever or whatever they've chosen the career to do it. And now here we are overloading them. So the idea is to make it easier for them instead of fighting with it. Yes, you have to report when things happen. Yes, you need to reach out to your peers. Yes, you need to talk to people. You all talk to each other anyways. Keep talking to each other.

Like this is what their family's been doing forever or whatever they've chosen the career to do it. And now here we are overloading them. So the idea is to make it easier for them instead of fighting with it. Yes, you have to report when things happen. Yes, you need to reach out to your peers. Yes, you need to talk to people. You all talk to each other anyways. Keep talking to each other.

You know, we need to know what's going on. And we really have to stop this silo thing that we have in cybersecurity and beyond of we don't talk to each other. I hate that. This is what makes us insecure. We have to communicate things that are going on and not because, oh, shame, legal. Oh, I can't talk about it. You could talk about it and just not talk about it. You know what I mean?

You know, we need to know what's going on. And we really have to stop this silo thing that we have in cybersecurity and beyond of we don't talk to each other. I hate that. This is what makes us insecure. We have to communicate things that are going on and not because, oh, shame, legal. Oh, I can't talk about it. You could talk about it and just not talk about it. You know what I mean?

There's a way we're all really good at it. We're all really good about not talking about companies. But yes, something happened. And we need to share the steps that were taken instead of the after effect of crisis teams and all of a sudden recovery. And we're going to be resilient through this.

There's a way we're all really good at it. We're all really good about not talking about companies. But yes, something happened. And we need to share the steps that were taken instead of the after effect of crisis teams and all of a sudden recovery. And we're going to be resilient through this.

If some kind of major incident happened at a small farming company or a midsize farm company, it would take them out financially because nobody has 10 million in the bank necessarily, right?

If some kind of major incident happened at a small farming company or a midsize farm company, it would take them out financially because nobody has 10 million in the bank necessarily, right?