• Safety Science Meets Cybersecurity: Lessons for Risk Management

  • Sep 23 2024
  • Length: 54 mins
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Safety Science Meets Cybersecurity: Lessons for Risk Management

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  • Discover the vital intersection of safety science and cybersecurity, where human psychology meets technical innovation.

    In this episode of The Audit, special guest John Benninghoff shares his expertise in safety science and how its principles can improve cybersecurity. From applying safety protocols in the tech industry to enhancing security culture through proactive human behaviors, we dive into a range of topics. Plus, we discuss how risk quantification and ergonomics can drive better security outcomes.

    In this episode, we’ll cover:

    • How safety science principles can enhance cybersecurity practices
    • The role of human behavior and psychology in security outcomes
    • Lessons from aviation safety and their application in risk management
    • Real-life examples of security clutter and how to reduce it for better outcomes
    • The importance of risk quantification and proactive system maintenance

    Join us as we explore key insights and practical tips on blending safety science with cybersecurity, and don't forget to subscribe to The Audit podcast for more insightful discussions covering the full spectrum of cybersecurity.

    #Cybersecurity #SafetyScience #RiskManagement #DataProtection

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