The cyber risk you can’t see

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What if the biggest cyber risk in your network is the one you can’t see? Mission-critical communications are no longer isolated. LMR is increasingly connected with LTE, 5G, cloud services, satellite connectivity, IT systems and connected devices. That creates new capabilities - but also new points of vulnerability. So what happens when you can no longer see everything connected to your network? In this episode of Making Waves, co-hosts Stuart Will and Lone Hansen sit down with Chris Carter, Chairman and CEO of Approyo, to connect enterprise cybersecurity thinking with the realities of mission-critical communications.In this conversation, we explore:The visibility gap: Why organisations may not have a security problem, but a visibility problem.Zero Trust in action: What “never trust, always verify” means in mission-critical networks.The convergence challenge: What happens when LMR connects with LTE, 5G and satellite.Cyber sovereignty and resilience: How cloud, geopolitics and multi-vendor environments change the security equation.What end users can do: Practical steps for public safety and critical infrastructure organisations.Can you truly protect what you can’t see?About:Chris Carter is Chairman and CEO of Approyo and a technology entrepreneur with more than 30 years of experience in enterprise technology, cloud, AI and cybersecurity. He has built his career around helping organisations navigate complex technology environments, from SAP and cloud infrastructure to digital transformation and cybersecurity. Through his work with organisations across more than 55 industries, Chris has developed a broad perspective on the risks and challenges that emerge as systems become increasingly connected and dependent on digital infrastructure. CONNECT & LEARN MORE Chris Carter on LinkedInMore episodes: damcellular.com/podcast

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