• Leading the Digital Front: Military Lessons in Cybersecurity with Elizabeth Stephens

  • Dec 4 2024
  • Length: 42 mins
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Leading the Digital Front: Military Lessons in Cybersecurity with Elizabeth Stephens

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    Elizabeth Stephens is CEO of DBS Cyber, where her team deliver IT solutions for clients in various industries. A retired Marine Corps Major and author of the book Building a Resilient Digital Future: A Comprehensive Guide to Cyber Risk Monitoring, Elizabeth draws from her diverse experience in her work. In her conversation with Cole Cornford, they discuss leveraging AI to be helpful and not harmful the politics and nuance of cybersecurity, lessons from Elizabeth's military experience that she applies to her current role, and plenty more.

    Timestamps

    1:00 - Elizabeth's background

    7:30 - How we can leverage AI to be useful not harmful

    14:30 - Using AI to help with parenting

    20:30 - The politics & nuance of cybersecurity

    23:30 - Roblox & cybersecurity for kids

    27:00 - Lessons from the military Elizabeth applies to cybersecurity

    30:30 - Elizabeth's journey as an author

    36:30 - Cybersecurity for small business

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