Beste PwC UK podcasts (2024)

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Anatomy of a ransomware attack - Lessons from the Irish Health Service Executive (HSE) - S4E4 44:40

1+ y ago44:40

44:40

How prepared are you to respond to a ransomware attack? In this episode our host Chloe Seaton is joined by Fran Thompson from the Irish HSE and Pat Moran from PwC Ireland to discuss key lessons all organisations can learn from the ransomware attack on the Irish HSE in May 2021. The discussion covers crisis response in the heat of a ransomware attac…

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CISO Spotlight on John White, Virgin Atlantic - S4E3 33:54

2y ago33:54

33:54

In this episode, our host Chloe Seaton is joined by John White, Leader of Information and Cyber Security at Virgin Atlantic. In this episode John talks about how cyber security can support digital transformation, the importance of simplifying IT and getting the basics right, ransomware resilience, tackling the cyber talent gap - and his interesting…

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Why regulators are shining a spotlight on cyber resilience - S4E2 27:50

2+ y ago27:50

27:50

In this episode, our new host Chloe Seaton is joined by Lucie Usher, EMEA Intelligence Officer for FS-ISAC and Luc Manfredi, a Director in our Cyber Security team in the UK to discuss what is driving cyber resilience up the regulatory agenda in sectors such as financial services, energy and utilities; the key cyber risks for organisations in regula…

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How to increase cyber resilience in a heightened state of alert - S4E1 20:36

2+ y ago20:36

20:36

In this episode, we’re joined by our UK Cyber Security Chair, Richard Horne and UK Cyber Security Director, Laura Duncan to discuss: What is a heightened state of cyber alert? How do you assess your vulnerability and respond to different levels of cyber alert? What scenarios do you need to plan for and what actions should you prioritise? How do you…

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What’s on the minds of CISOs? New responsibilities, future risks and hiring talent - S3E6 26:50

3+ y ago26:50

26:50

In this episode we’re joined by Kevin Storli and Phil Venables to look at the changing role of the chief information security officer (CISO). We discuss: 1. How they’ve seen the role of the CISO change over their careers. 2. How CISOs can mitigate security risks while enabling their organisation to achieve its goals. 3. Current areas of concern, in…

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Keeping your operational technology secure - S3E5 15:57

3+ y ago15:57

15:57

In this episode we’re joined by Sean Sutton and Cara Haffey to discuss how organisations can secure their operational technology (OT). We discuss: 1. How OT security differs from IT security. 2. Threats we’ve seen targeting operational technology, with a focus on the manufacturing sector. 3. Steps you can take to tackle threats and build resilient …

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How CEOs can build secure organisations - S3E4 10:41

3+ y ago10:41

10:41

In this episode we’re joined by Richard Horne to discuss how CEOs can reduce complexity and make their organisations more securable. We discuss: whether CEOs are taking enough of a role in tackling cyber risk; how embracing simplicity can benefit their organisations; how CEOs can embed cyber security into transformation plans. Host: Abigail Wilson,…

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Cyber threat imperatives for 2021 - S3E3 14:02

3+ y ago14:02

14:02

In this episode we’re joined by Kris McConkey and Krystle Reid to discuss the latest cyber threats you need to defend against. We cover: - the key threat trends from last year - threats we expect to be prominent in 2021, including cyber risk considerations around the hybrid working mode - how organisations can combat these threats.…

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SUNBURST and supply chain risks - S3E2 21:48

4y ago21:48

21:48

In this episode we’re joined by Gabriel Currie and Will Oram to discuss the SUNBURST hack and the issues identified. We discuss: - analysis of the attack - the risk areas highlighted - how you can defend against supply chain risks Host: Abigail Wilson, Cyber Threat Operations Manager, PwC UK Guest: Gabriel Currie, Cyber Incident Management Lead, Pw…

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Communicating cyber risk to the c-suite - S3E1 12:53

4y ago12:53

12:53

In this episode we cover: why cyber risk reporting is important common problems facing organisations how to improve your own cyber security risk reporting.Door PwC UK

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K for Kids 30:41

5y ago30:41

30:41

There’s a lot to think about when it comes to engaging children with technology. How do we teach children their digital rights and protect them from online harms whilst also ensuring they stay engaged with the online world and consider tech as a viable career option? This month, Louise is joined by Maithreyi Rajeshkumar, head of policy and communic…

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Episode 1 - Mind the Gap 17:29

5y ago17:29

17:29

In 2020 - are we ready for a whole new approach? Rachel is joined by Owen Sims from the CBI and Steph Gowdy, a student recruitment expert from PwC, to explore the skills gap in Northern Ireland and why it's time to challenge the status quo.Door PwC UK Podcasts

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Beyond Brexit - Episode 29 - Now we are ‘Beyond Brexit’, what next? 16:36

5y ago16:36

16:36

The UK has now officially left the EU, but what does that mean in reality? Is everything different? Or nothing at all? What does the next year look like for the Brexit process and businesses? Our new podcast host Shalena Poffenberger is joined by Head of Brexit, Andrew Gray, Caroline Turnbull-Hall, our master Brexit scenario planner, who keeps us a…

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Economics in business - Episode 17 - How can impact-driven strategies help companies be sustainable? 13:04

5y ago13:04

13:04

Values in society are being reassessed, external stakeholders are gaining more influence and Government policy and regulation are changing. We are now seeing customers and employees wanting to engage with companies that share their values and are increasingly demanding companies to demonstrate their positive contribution to society. In this podcast…

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Transforming compliance in a world of AI 25:47

5y ago25:47

25:47

How are artificial intelligence and machine learning transforming the way financial services firms do business, and how can firms ensure they’re meeting regulatory expectations? What might the compliance function of the future look like? Host Sarah Isted and PwC guests Leigh Bates and George Povall discuss these questions and many more, as we look …

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J for Jargon 26:03

5y ago26:03

26:03

Do you know your machine learning from your AI? Do you know what a digital twin is and how they’re used? Or what Web 3.0 means for your future internet browsing?This month, Hugo and Louise are joined by 10 special guests who debunk and demystify the tech terminology you’re hearing every day but still not really sure what it means.…

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Economics in business - Episode 16 - Skies Without Limits - The Impact of Drones on the UK Economy 15:21

5y ago15:21

15:21

In this podcast, we discuss the potential impact of drones on the UK economy, drawing on findings from PwC's "Skies without limits" report. We discuss the benefits and the risks of increasing drone uptake across industries, and how governments and businesses can best utilise drones to increase productivity and realise net cost savings of a potentia…

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Vulnerable customers and the future regulatory agenda 14:13

5y ago14:13

14:13

Host Sarah Isted is joined by PwC guests Sarah Nield and Conor MacManus. We discuss how firms should navigate regulatory expectations around how they treat vulnerable customers, as well as looking ahead to what’s on the regulatory agenda for 2020 and beyond. If you’d like to discuss any of the issues raised in this episode with our speakers, please…

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How to empower... conversations on disability 19:51

5y ago19:51

19:51

In this episode, Suzi Woolfson is joined by Sophie Butler, Social Media Influencer and Gymshark Athlete, and Chris Keogh, Relationship Manager at PwC. Both suffered spinal cord injuries and share their stories of how they received their injuries, some of the challenges they have faced, lessons they have learnt as well as sharing tips on what employ…

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Why are companies still suffering from breaches? - S2E6 17:28

6y ago17:28

17:28

Abigail Wilson is joined by Kris McConkey and Hamish Cameron to answer the question "why are companies still suffering form cyber breaches?".Door PwC UK

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The threat landscape - S2E5 11:21

6y ago11:21

11:21

Abigail Wilson is joined by Louise Taggart and Rachel Mullan from our cyber threat intelligence team to discuss what they are anticipating in the future threat landscape.Door PwC UK

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Getting the basics right - S2E4 14:19

6y ago14:19

14:19

We're joined by Dr Richard Horne and Laura Duncan to talk about the basics of cyber security and discuss the challenges organisations face in getting these right.Door PwC UK

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Untrusted applications - S2E3 13:32

6y ago13:32

13:32

Abigail Wilson is joined by Will Semple and Stephen Morrow to chat about untrusted applications and discuss the issue of how big a risk third party software is to your business.Door PwC UK

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Research and development - S2E2 9:34

6y ago9:34

9:34

Abigail Wilson is joined by Matt Wixey and Holly Rostill to chat about the importance of research and development in cyber security and why it is key to building a secure digital society.Door PwC UK

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Authenticating people - S2E1 12:30

6y ago12:30

12:30

Our new host Abigail Wilson is joined by Derek Gordon and Daisy McCartney to chat about both the technological and cultural sides of authentication, and why it is passwords and not people that are the weakest link in the security chain.Door PwC UK

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Are you ready for a new world of cyber threats? - S1E7 11:27

7+ y ago11:27

11:27

Louise Taggart chats to Matt Wixey, threat and vulnerability consultant at PwC UK, about his cutting-edge research into emerging cyber threats to organisations. Find out more about the latest techniques being used by hackers to bypass security mechanisms, involving light and sound.Door PwC UK

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The changing world of cyber threats - S1E6 24:36

7+ y ago24:36

24:36

We're joined by Louise Taggart, PwC threat intelligence analyst, to look at the threats companies face from individuals, groups and even states who are sponsoring and funding cyber attacks. We discuss this rapidly growing area of concern and how it's being impacted by the global political landscape.Door PwC UK

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CISO's of the future - S1E5 19:29

7+ y ago19:29

19:29

In our fifth episode, we're joined by Christian Arndt, cyber security director at PwC, to look at the role of the chief information security officer. The CISO is often a senior level executive who is responsible for multiple areas of an organisation’s security strategy, resilience and vision. What will the future CISO look like? What characteristic…

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The importance of identity and access management - S1E4 32:38

7+ y ago32:38

32:38

Ian is joined by Richard Mardling, director of access governance at PwC to discuss the importance of identity and access management. In this podcast Richard discusses the key risks to contemporary organisations through his personal journey of securing local intranets to the current challenge of BYOD and remote access. Richard highlights the story o…

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Digital crime scene forensics - S1E3 25:13

7+ y ago25:13

25:13

In episode three we're joined by Kris McConkey, cyber security partner at PwC, to talk about digital crime scene forensics. From tracking the bad guys and setting up online traps to undertaking digital crime scene investigations, we discuss ways that organisations can improve their cyber resilience.Door PwC UK

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The future of cyber security law - S1E2 29:59

7+ y ago29:59

29:59

In the second episode of the new realities of cyber security, Ian is joined by former detective and cyber crime expert, Charlie McMurdie. Charlie discusses the challenges the police face in combating crime online and the work they are doing to help protect both companies and individuals.Door PwC UK

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Understanding Europe's privacy future - The GDPR - S1E1 26:07

7+ y ago26:07

26:07

Ian Todd, cyber security consultant, is joined by Jane Wainwright, privacy and data protection director, to discuss the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Coming into effect in May 2018, this is the largest data protection change in a generation. With one year left to go, organisations are trying to understand data flows, consent mechanisms…

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Episode 4: What next for consumer spending and exports

9y ago

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Stephanie Hyde, John Hawksworth and Andrew Sentance talk about what's next for consumer spending and exports.Door PwC UK

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Episode 3: Global and UK economic prospects

9+ y ago

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Stephanie Hyde, John Hawksworth and Andrew Sentance talk about Global and UK and regional economic prospects.Door PwC UK

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Episode 5: Collaborating for skills, jobs and growth

9+ y ago

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Listen to the fifth podcast in our monthly series, 'in conversation with' Nick C Jones, Director of PwC's Public Sector Research Centre. The latest in our monthly podcast series, examining the topic of improving collaboration to deliver better outcomes, reflecting on the findings from our workshop on skills, jobs and growth in Leeds, and the lesson…

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Episode 2: Regional Trends and prospects

10y ago

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Stephanie Hyde, John Hawksworth and Andrew Sentance talk about getting the economic balance right in the regions.Door PwC UK

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Episode 4: Government and the Global CEO

10y ago

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Listen to the fourth podcast in our monthly series, 'in conversation with' Nick C Jones, Director of PwC's Public Sector Research Centre. In this discussion, Nick is joined by Tera Allas, Government advisor on economic and innovation policy. They discuss the findings of our latest Government and global CEO survey, based on the interviews of over 1,…

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Episode 3: Decentralisation and public service reform

10y ago

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Listen to the third in a series of podcasts, 'in conversation with' Nick C Jones, Director of PwC's Public Sector Research Centre. to discuss decentralisation and reshaping public services. This month, Nick is joined by Simon Parker, Director of NLGN, to discuss decentralisation and reshaping public services. Nick and Simon explore the challenges f…

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Episode 2: Good growth and what it means for UK cities

10y ago

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Listen to the second in a series of podcasts, 'in conversation with' Nick C Jones, Director of PwC's Public Sector Research Centre. For this recording, Nick C Jones is joined by Duncan O'Leary, Research Director, Demos. They examine good growth, what this means for UK cities and the role good jobs have to play.…

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Episode 1: Citizens' Juries and their role in policy making

10y ago

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Listen to the first in a series of podcasts, 'in conversation with' Nick C Jones, Director of PwC's Public Sector Research Centre. For our first recording, Nick C Jones is joined by Viki Cooke, co-founder of BritainThinks. They discuss Citizens' Juries and their role in policy making.Door PwC UK

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Episode 1: Global and UK economic prospects

10y ago

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Stephanie Hyde, John Hawksworth and Andrew Sentance talk about Global and UK economic prospectsDoor PwC UK

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