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Watch the full episode here. 00;00;03;07 - 00;00;28;15 Jeremy Ladner | The CISO Signal Welcome to The CISO Signal: True Cybercrime Podcast. I'm Jeremy Ladner. On this episode, we step into a new kind of darkness, a world where the tools of creativity have been twisted into weapons of deception. We're no longer talking about masked figures breaking through doors, or hackers exploiting fragile lines of code. The enemy has evolved, and it wears a familiar face. 00;00;28;17 - 00;

Watch the full episode here. 00;00;02;08 - 00;00;22;02 Dror Hevlin | VP Security & CISO at Cynomi It's definitely scary up to a certain point. As a CISO you plan your defenses for most of the common hacker financial groups, activities, stuff like that. But in order to prepare yourself for nation state, those advanced attacks, it's in a whole new league, right? It takes a whole new level of budget, of resources, and you really have to prepare for nation states attacks. 00;00;2

Watch the full episode here . 00;00;03;02 - 00;00;12;04 Paz Shwartz | CEO & CISO at Persist Security They're not freedom fighters. They're terrorists and the same as hackers. You're doing something. You think that it's okay, but on the other hand, you're making so many people miserable. 00;00;12;06 - 00;00;30;06 Jeremy Ladner | The CISO Signal Welcome to The CISO Signal, the true cyber crime podcast. I'm Jeremy Ladner. Before we dive into episode five today, I just wanted to

Watch the full episode here . 00;00;01;11 - 00;00;21;25 Matan Eli Matalon | CISO at OP Innovate It's very easy to say never pay from a distance. But you know when your systems are down and backups are gone and millions are bleeding out of the business daily. It's survival. No one wants to fund crime, but sometimes you're buying your time to live and your business has to do it. If it wants to survive. It's not about your reputation anymore. 00;00;21;25 - 00;00;24;20 Matan Eli

Watch the full episode here . 00;00;00;01 - 00;00;11;11 Ori Stein | CISO at TrustNet Security He never could have done it by himself. He couldn't climb the mountain. He needed to have a friend. He needed to have a team. And if you have a good team as a CISO, this will save the day. 00;00;11;13 - 00;00;41;04 Jeremy Ladner | The CISO Signal On this episode, we take a ride back to 2022 to investigate the Uber breach where a teenager with nothing more than a clever lie and stolen

Watch the full episode here . 00:00:00:20 - 00:00:18:20 Alberto (Deto) Hassan | VP CISO at ICL Group In the time of attack. Every second is important, and you have to decide things without all the information and to have the ability to lead the situation while there is an enemy on the other side against you. So it's a kind of mind war. You have to win. 00:00:18:22 - 00:00:55:15 Jeremy Ladner | The CISO Signal Welcome to The CISO Signal, a true cyber crime podcast. I'm Jerem

Watch the full episode here . 00:00:02:10 - 00:00:26:10 Shlomi Avivi | CISO at Clear Street The realization that everything is down. Feeling this heavy weight on the shoulders that the organization is down. Because I did not do my job well. I'm sure that's what this is for. There was just thinking the whole time that give me the chills. And that's why again, in my role, I always have in some part of the brain, the thought of, okay, am I ready for something that can happen?