Knowing your incidence response playbook is one thing, but is it ingrained deeply enough in your team for execution when disaster strikes?Tiffiny Bryant, Co-Host of the Stats on Stats Podcast and Information Security Analyst at Shipt, shares her powerful journey from the military into cybersecurity, and how she now raises awareness about the field through her podcast. In this episode, Tiffiny shares her experience being inside the Pentagon at 9/11 and how it shaped her approach to incident response; the importance of understanding user motivations in security; and how, despite all obstacles, one must keep showing up.0:00 Translating technical risk into executive language19:02 Tiffiny's experience during 9/11 and lessons learnt31:34 Why user empathy is important in security40:49 Cyber risk arising from browser extensions and AI browsers48:14 Scaling cyber awareness through the Stats on Stats Podcast🔔 Follow Tiffiny and John on:https://www.linkedin.com/in/-tbryant/https://www.linkedin.com/in/johncarse/🔥 Powered by SquareXDeployed as a lightweight extension, SquareX turns any browser, on any device, into a secure enterprise browser. Find out more about SquareX at https://hubs.la/Q03rPcbf0

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