The human layer in cyber security: Create a human firewall
Podcast|16 October 2025

Cyber threats are everywhere. They're more sophisticated. Hacking is even run as a business. So any organisation, no matter the size is vulnerable. And regulations are getting stricter.
Grey Matter Talks Tech season three is here
As it's such a hot topic, season three of Grey Matter Talks Tech is all about cyber security. And kicking off the series, our Cyber Security Specialist Scott Harrison discusses the seven layers of security across seven mini episodes.
First up is the human layer. Discover how humans play a key part in keeping your organisation secure. Scott shares great insights and tips on how to create a strong human firewall.
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