Fortifying The Human Firewall: Psychology, Crisis Resilience, and Cybersecurity - Guest Rebecca McKeown

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Recorded04 Mar 2025

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How can psychology strengthen cybersecurity? In this episode, Chartered Psychologist Rebecca McKeown focusses on the human side of cybersecurity, the importance of crisis resilience, and why mental agility is key in high-stakes cyber incidents. Rebecca expounds on the pitfalls of traditional security training, and how organisations can better equip teams to navigate cyber threats. Tune in to discover why humans are not the weakest link—but the strongest defence.

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