Zero Tr*sts Given

On this weeks episode, we look at TikTok, and what a US ban might solve. Will this make an impact or do we need to change our behaviour as consumers when looking at privacy?

In this week's episode we look at Okta's cost of privacy report, and what consumers know about data and their privacy. While consumers consider privacy to be paramount, we discover the extent that data is tracked is often underestimated, and what data privacy means for governments and democracy.

On this weeks episode, we talk to Ian Yip from Avertro - the Cyber-WHY company, who explain cyber to executives and board members in plain english. Ian talks to us about validating your cybersecurity strategy and understanding why Identity is a key contributor in organisations.

With a large majority of companies trying to facilitate the need for their employees to work from home, the way organisations work and consume apps has changed drastically. In this episode, we look at Okta's mid year 'Businesses at Work' report, which had a temporary name change to 'Businesses at Work (from home)' and highlights the apps that soared in popularity as a Covid world became the new norm.

In this episode, we talk to Jefferson Haw from Okta around what the future of work looks like, and how COVID 19 has impacted businesses who have rushed to support a WFH environment, and how organisations can move forward. We also discuss why a "network centric" approach to security is no longer best, and why an "identity centric" environment is the future of zero trust.