Jenny Radcliffe | The Human Factor – Tin Foil Hats Club with Cary Hendricks and Stuart Coulson.

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The Human Factor – Tin Foil Hats Club with Cary Hendricks and Stuart Coulson.

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The Tin Foil Hats Club returns for its fifth episode. In this edition Jenny chats with Cary Hendricks and Stuart Coulson to discuss grab bags, yellowhammer, Halloween costumes and how the recent social media “preparedness” campaign by emergency services may have raised more questions about possible incoming emergencies ahead of the 31st October, than it managed to resolve.  

What should go in a grab bag?

What do we do when the “network goes down”

What sort of emergency are government expecting?

Do we all need to head to The Winchester, have a pint and wait for this whole thing to blow over?

Not so much a Tin Foil Hat required as much as a Sombrero….

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Jenny Radcliffe

I am an expert in the psychology and tactics behind Social Engineering attacks, as well as negotiations, nonverbal communication and deception. I have a strong academic and corporate background, and was a senior procurement leader before becoming a consultant and trainer in both negotiation and procurement strategy and skills. I lecture at several business schools at Masters level in many business topics and am a guest lecturer in both security and procurement disciplines. I help clients in different ways from psychological pen-testing, to breaking security systems, from coaching and training, to strategic assignments, crisis situations and professional investigative work. I can assist with leading negotiations on behalf of clients or coaching individuals and teams to excel in this area. I am a professional speaker, and appear regularly at conferences, webinars and company events,(Rant, InfoSec, Disa, NordicIT) and I talk about how “people hacking” using psychological methods can be a huge threat to organisations of all sizes. I help security teams and professionals to use the tools of human hackers to enhance awareness campaigns, persuade and influence their stakeholders and understand how culture contributes to organisational vulnerability. I offer consultancy, training and coaching services ranging from skills assessments and corporate psychological profiling, to masterclasses in all of my areas of expertise including non-verbal communications, lie detection, social engineering, rapid rapport building and public speaking.

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