An amazing talk that identifies that everyone needs to be aware that they are the main defense against cybersecurity attacks for the organization they work for. It is so true that most organizations tick the "I have a policy for this" box and carry on as before.
I absolutely love this video. Mr. May is my favorite speaker. He is so down to earth and speaks to the people with common sense information. Thank you so much Rob Patricia
So sad that we live in a world where we have to trust less but clearly this is true - cyber security is to big an issue for all of us. Thanks Rob for your insightful talk.
Really eye opening, This is easy to relate to real world scenarios we are exposed to when interacting with and in the cyber world. "We know everything about you Martin!"
Great presentation and delivery. So relevant in today’s world. Enjoyed viewing. Well done and thank you for sharing your knowledge on an important subject.
Stop blaming end users and employees. Poor IT practices lead to breaches. Yes, end users need to have common sense understanding of cyber attacks but educating them is just one of the aspects of cyber security.
This isn't a case of blame, the issue is too many people rely on IT being the solution, to your point, IT is a part of the solution, as is employee education. You can have all the best IT practices in the world but if a helpful member of your team opens the door and invites a criminal in those defences are negated.
Hello. I'm an academic librarian with Harding University. I'm contacting you on behalf of one of our College of Business Administration faculty members who would like permission to embed this video as supplemental instructional content in his online course. May he have permission to do so, providing of course that no alterations are made to the video and that attribution is given to Rob May as the originator of the material?
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I think it was well done and gets to the point on a topic that should be taken more seriously and that is our part to protect our cyber privacy.
I am going to make everyone in the company watch this (at least six times!) and share it far and wide. Thanks Rob.
Brilliant - thanks Marian - let me know if you want further cyber training too.
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What a clear mind and thought has he got. Supported by very crisp slides. Impressed. 👍👏
Thank you for your kind words and support I really appreciate it!
Watching this should be a mandatory part of every organisations Cyber training programme
I am actually forced to watch this as part of my Computer Science classes for Computers and Society. Only reason I am here lol
An amazing talk that identifies that everyone needs to be aware that they are the main defense against cybersecurity attacks for the organization they work for. It is so true that most organizations tick the "I have a policy for this" box and carry on as before.
Thanks Adam - here's hoping we can get the message spread far and wide....
Great Talk!, very informative with easy approach, Thank You!
I absolutely love this video. Mr. May is my favorite speaker. He is so down to earth and speaks to the people with common sense information. Thank you so much Rob Patricia
Thank you!! That's lovely feedback.
So sad that we live in a world where we have to trust less but clearly this is true - cyber security is to big an issue for all of us. Thanks Rob for your insightful talk.
Thank you Tricia I appreciate your support. I also agree that it's sad but unfortunately it's also a must! Thanks again. Rob
A complex subject made simple and straightforward for all, all presented in a captivating style. :)
Thank you! I really appreciate and value your feedback.
Great talk, congratulations
Thank you!
Excellent well delivered talk everyone who uses a computer should watch this!
Thank you Jackie that's very kind.
Really eye opening,
This is easy to relate to real world scenarios we are exposed to when interacting with and in the cyber world.
"We know everything about you Martin!"
Thanks for your support Chris - I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Great talk, really makes you think about your online behaviour, I have already shared this with my friends and family!
Thank you Louise - I really appreciate you spreading the message, it's at the heart of my thinking.
Fantastic talk from a very knowledgible speaker! Great stuff.
Thank you for your kind words Patrick - much appreciated.
Thanks a lot; All valuable tips are noted. God Bless You and Yours, Ameen!
Nice talk, Rob. Great delivery as always and very interesting content that is relevant to all.
Thanks Ollie, I'm delighted that it resonated (and that you enjoyed the delivery :))
Thanks for the education...
Great presentation and delivery. So relevant in today’s world. Enjoyed viewing. Well done and thank you for sharing your knowledge on an important subject.
Thank you Jane, I’m delighted that you enjoyed the talk and I’m grateful for your warm words.
"An intelligent person needs to hear something 6 times before they get it".
Hope everyone watches the video at least 6 times.
I am on my 4th right now. Only 2 hours of your life to learn something. Not bad
Great commentary and clarity
Thank you Ian, I appreciate your kind words.
"We know everything about you"
**laughs nervously*
Great talk
Shared
Thank you!
Nice one Robert - really enjoyed this.
Thank you Ian
Really interesting. An eye opener for everyone!
I hope so! Thanks for the support Lawrence.
Hey Smokey Pound. As GDPR will hit us next May this couldn't be more relevant or scary! Great talk. Almond Wood.
GDPR will hit us? Like an attack? If anything GDPR is a blessing, not a great one but a start.
Damn, I thought his name was johnny sins
Amazing
Thanks David - I really appreciate your support and feedback :)
tbh your video left talking about the human firewall all weekend so thought provoking.
nice
Very interesting content. Can I make a blog post of this?
Yes feel free to do so, I would be grateful if you could please link and reference the talk though - thank you!
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Stop blaming end users and employees. Poor IT practices lead to breaches. Yes, end users need to have common sense understanding of cyber attacks but educating them is just one of the aspects of cyber security.
This isn't a case of blame, the issue is too many people rely on IT being the solution, to your point, IT is a part of the solution, as is employee education. You can have all the best IT practices in the world but if a helpful member of your team opens the door and invites a criminal in those defences are negated.
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Hello. I'm an academic librarian with Harding University. I'm contacting you on behalf of one of our College of Business Administration faculty members who would like permission to embed this video as supplemental instructional content in his online course.
May he have permission to do so, providing of course that no alterations are made to the video and that attribution is given to Rob May as the originator of the material?
Hi Justin - yes please share the message - thanks and warm wishes Rob
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