Reimagining Cyber - real world perspectives on cybersecurity

What does cyber resilience really mean when the stakes extend far beyond the security team?
In this special Reimagining Cyber: The Boardroom Edition, we bring together perspectives from three 2026 conversations to explore how cybersecurity is becoming a board-level business and operational issue.
Theresa Lanowitz, Cybersecurity Analyst at Omdia and former Gartner analyst explains why resilience can't be treated as simply another cybersecurity initiative — and why the whole organization, from the board and C-suite to frontline teams, needs to take responsibility.
We then look at the first year of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) with tech leader Dominic Brown (founder, Graves Light Consulting) , exploring what the regulation means for financial services, why implementation has proved challenging, and why governance, testing and accountability are becoming increasingly important.
Finally, Doug Merritt, CEO of Aviatrix and former CEO of Splunk, argues that cybersecurity is entering a new “containment era.” If organizations have to assume that breaches will happen, how do they prevent those breaches from becoming catastrophic? His answer: measure the blast radius.
Across all three conversations, one message stands out: cyber leadership is no longer simply about protecting technology. It's about preserving operations, protecting customers, sustaining trust and ensuring the business can continue when disruption occurs.
This is cybersecurity from the boardroom perspective.
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In this episode of Reimagining Cyber, Tyler Moffitt talks with Robert Salzwedell about what happens when attackers get past the firewall — and why keeping them out is no longer enough.
With cloud services, remote workers, SaaS applications and compromised credentials blurring the boundaries of the traditional network, organisations can no longer assume that someone is safe simply because they are already inside.
Robert explains why organisations need to look beyond the perimeter, understand where their sensitive data lives, rethink how they trust identities, and use behaviour to spot suspicious activity. They also discuss Zero Trust, AI agents, continuous security validation and how organisations can limit the damage when an account or device is compromised.
In this episode:
Why the traditional network perimeter is no longer enough
What happens when attackers use legitimate identities
Why understanding your data is critical to security
How Zero Trust can help limit access and reduce risk
The growing security challenge around AI and AI agents
Why security needs to be continuously assessed and improved
Practical steps organisations can take to reduce their exposure
A conversation about moving from simply trying to keep attackers out to making sure that, when they do get in, they can't get very far.
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Cl0p is back — and once again, the ransomware group is showing why attacking the technology that connects organisations can be far more powerful than attacking them one at a time.
This episode examines Cl0p’s latest campaign targeting vulnerabilities in PTC Windchill and Flex PLM, enterprise software used across engineering, manufacturing and other industries.
The conversation explores Cl0p’s “one-to-many” approach: find a widely deployed piece of enterprise software, exploit a vulnerability, and use it as a gateway into potentially hundreds of organisations. It’s a strategy the group has used before, most notably in the MOVEit campaign, which ultimately affected thousands of organisations.
The episode looks at why data theft and extortion can now be more valuable than traditional ransomware encryption, why attackers are increasingly targeting the “multiplier” in an organisation’s technology ecosystem, and why simply patching a vulnerability may not be enough if an attacker has already gained access.
It also explores the risks posed by MSPs, remote management platforms and trusted third parties — and what security teams should be doing to identify their own potential multipliers.
The key lesson? Don’t just ask what happens if this system is compromised. Ask: if this system is compromised, what else does the attacker get?
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Ransomware recovery doesn’t end when the malware is removed and the servers come back online.
In this episode of Reimagining Cyber, Tyler Moffitt is joined by Keelin Conant, a cybersecurity professional with firsthand experience of ransomware restoration, to explore what happens after the immediate crisis is over.
They look beyond restoring systems to the human and business consequences that can linger for weeks, months and even years. Keelin shares stories of exhausted IT teams, leadership pressure, employee trauma, reputational damage and the danger of falling back into old habits once the immediate crisis has passed.
The conversation also examines why organizations can be more vulnerable to another attack after the first one, the importance of fixing the vulnerabilities that allowed attackers in, and why backups and incident response plans aren't enough if they aren't regularly tested.
From ransomware-as-a-service and repeat attacks to communication, leadership and the psychological impact on the people involved, this episode asks a fundamental question: when has an organization really recovered from a cyberattack?
The answer may have less to do with getting the technology running again—and much more to do with whether the business and its people can genuinely move forward.
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Hotel Wi-Fi has long been considered a cybersecurity risk—but what if you're connected to the correct network? In this episode of Reimagining Cyber, Tyler Moffitt examines CaptiveCrunch, a sophisticated campaign that compromises legitimate hotel and conference Wi-Fi infrastructure to intercept users before they ever reach the internet.
Discover how attackers manipulate DNS traffic, abuse device code authentication, bypass traditional phishing defenses, and deploy malware such as Cornflake and CocoShell to steal credentials, OAuth tokens, and corporate access. Tyler explains why familiar security signals—including genuine Wi-Fi networks, legitimate Microsoft login pages, and even multi-factor authentication—may no longer be enough to protect travellers.
Whether you're a business traveller, security leader, or IT professional, this episode offers practical guidance on reducing risk, securing remote connections, and adapting to a new generation of identity-based attacks.
As featured on Million Podcasts' 
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Top 70 Security Hacking Podcasts
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