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John Phillips

Partner, Self-Sovereign Identity, Emerging Technology, Education John Phillips is an expert in Self-Sovereign Identity and leads the 460degrees Ventures, Emerging Technology and Education practices. Our Experts

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The Importance Of Positive Candidate Experience
Haridini Simson
Haridini Simson September 30, 2022

The Importance Of Positive Candidate Experience

As a foundation of great recruitment, candidate experience is at the forefront of peoples thinking when it comes to attracting top-tier talent. Hear from four industry experts as they share their knowledge.

The Skills V Culture Balance For Scaling Tech Teams
Angela Palahinjak
Angela Palahinjak July 15, 2022

The Skills V Culture Balance For Scaling Tech Teams

Skills and culture are both critical in hiring people into a team. However achieving both is not always possible. Hear from industry exerts as they share their knowledge on assessing culture with talent acquisition

Creating a Culture to Attract & Retain Top Talent
Werner Spies
Werner Spies May 24, 2022

Creating a Culture to Attract & Retain Top Talent

Werner Spies recently featured on the Evolution Exchange podcast discussing how to attract and retain talent.

Cyber Security Videos
Dr Patrick Scolyer-Gray
Dr Patrick Scolyer-Gray February 11, 2022

Deep Dive on Cybersecurity

Human-Centric Cybersecurity Champion, Dr Patrick Scolyer-Gray, shares his knowledge and experience on all aspects of cybersecurity.

A rising focus on ESG disclosure could put your business in the hot seat
460degrees
460degrees December 3, 2021

A rising focus on ESG disclosure could put your business in the hot seat

With investors, funding providers and government demanding transparency on aspects like Modern Slavery, Carbon Emissions and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion. It is more important than ever for businesses to understand their Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) and NetZero position.

Insider Threats: when the call is coming from inside the house
Sam Walker
Sam Walker October 1, 2021

Insider Threats: when the call is coming from inside the house

It’s common knowledge that organisations of all sizes face numerous and formidable cyber-threat actors, and we certainly seem to hear plenty about them: Cyber-criminals or nation-state actors that are bankrolled by foreign governments. However, we focus on these threats at the expense of others to our peril. With that in mind, let’s talk about insider threats.

The Ransomware crisis: It’s Time to Retake Control
Dr Patrick Scolyer-Gray
Dr Patrick Scolyer-Gray September 29, 2021
(Fourth in a series of four articles)

The Ransomware crisis: It’s Time to Retake Control

The discussion so far has dovetailed into an argument for how techno-centric and HCCS can (and do) work together to resist and repel cybercrime, and although it is great to have a strategy for what we need to do, we need to remain cognisant of the sobering reality of our predicament: The ransomware crisis is far beyond the scope and capabilities of any single company or organisation.

Techno-Centric Cybersecurity and HCCS: Can’t we all just be friends?
Dr Patrick Scolyer-Gray
Dr Patrick Scolyer-Gray September 17, 2021
(Third in a series of four articles)

Techno-Centric Cybersecurity and HCCS: Can’t we all just be friends?

In my last article, I made the argument that Human Centric Cybersecurity (HCCS) and conventional technical elements of cybersecurity need to work together as a unified front when combating ransomware. So, how does that work in practice when applied to combating ransomware?