Much like how a brain works, intricately transmitting data from one neuron to another, companies must do the same with their employees’ brain power. That's the assertion of Genpact's COO (UK, Europe and Africa) Shibu Nambiar. We explore collective intelligence and how it provides so many benefits. Also on the show Stuart Clarke (Festival Director, Leeds Digital Festival) tells us why Leeds is growing in stature, and which events in the next fortnight reflect that new-found confidence. Want to attend? https://leedsdigitalfestival.org/events/

Security Bytes is a podcast from the Tech Talks stable (Nash Squared). Jim Tiller, Group CISO, talks to leading figures in the industry as we step into the darker side of tech... Today's show features a discussion about the role of cyber in 'Special Operations' from an inside perspective and how this impacts our view and approach to corporate cybersecurity.

Vitaliy is the founder of Vaudax Tech, based in London having relocated from Ukraine. VItaliy shares his tips for navigating the London/UK tech scene. Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, we're having a week to reflect on those facing difficult moments and challenges.

Security Bytes is a podcast from the Tech Talks stable (Nash Squared). Jim Tiller, Group CISO, talks to leading figures in the industry as we step into the darker side of tech... Can we solve the cybersecurity resource deficit with focused career development practices and mentoring, while also emphasizing automation to reduce the load? Jim tackles this subject with Jeff Wheat in today's show. Learn more at www.nashsquared.com/

Today we talk to Lewis Silkin's CTO Alex Bazin. We're chatting about investment in technology, helping make people happy and not forgetting the human factor. Karolina Fidrych also drops in to tell us about this year's Boycott Your Bed - find out more about Action for Children, and the Harvey Nash team's efforts, below: https://www.actionforchildren.org.uk/ https://www.justgiving.com/team/harveynash22

Security Bytes is a podcast from the Tech Talks stable (Nash Squared). Jim Tiller, Group CISO, talks to leading figures in the industry as we step into the darker side of tech... We are facing a crypto apocalypse and unlike Y2K, we don’t know when it will come. Quantum computing’s great power requires great responsibility, are we ready? Learn more at www.nashsquared.com/

On today's show we discussing accessing finance, and growing your business. What should you keep in mind to help your strategy, how will the pressure impact your business and how might your role as founder evolve? First up we speak to Annalise Dragic, Partner at Sapphire, about the 'Soonicorn' list and raising finance, before we chat to Dr Anas Nader, CEO of Patchwork Health. Patchwork have just raised £20 million, and Anas tells us how it's affect his role and his team.

Security Bytes is a podcast from the Tech Talks stable (Nash Squared). Jim Tiller, Group CISO, talks to leading figures in the industry as we step into the darker side of tech... This Friday we bring you a discussion about the evolution managing cyber risk within the context of today's threats and the migration to transformative technical solutions and applications.

Today we have to guests focusing on apps and services that enhance the employee experience. First is Serena Huang, Global Head of People Analytics, Visualization & HR Technology at PayPal. Serena talks us through the need to be intentional, and getting value from apps and services. She publishes a regular newsletter on Linkedin, go take a look! https://protect-eu.mimecast.com/s/bQXeCwjkWsXZ82QuqPzdu?domain=linkedin.com/ Second up with have Sean Nolan, Chief at Blink. He's focused on giving a voice to non-digital workers.

Security Bytes is a podcast from the Tech Talks stable (Nash Squared). Jim Tiller, Group CISO, talks to leading figures in the industry as we step into the darker side of tech... This week's show is a discussion about new cybersecurity risks that face organizations as they digitally transform their business. Is cloud the answer to cybersecurity or does that just change the calculous?