Brian Sims
Editor

Security Matters Podcast – Episode 33 now live to view

THE THIRTY-third edition of the Security Matters Podcast for practising professionals in the security business sector is now live to view. Each episode of the Security Matters Podcast features a round-up and analysis of the biggest news stories published on the magazine’s website in addition to detailed discussions with selected practitioners.

Episode 33 of the Security Matters Podcast features exclusive interviews with David Scott (managing director of national training provider Skills for Security) and Christian Have, CTO at Logpoint (the dedicated European provider of a converged cyber security platform that empowers organisations to thrive by delivering threat detection and incident response solutions).

David Scott’s role is all about directing and controlling Skills for Security’s operations, while in tandem giving strategic guidance and direction to the Board to ensure that the company achieves its key mission and objectives.

First appearing as our guest on Episode 8 back in July 2020, this time around David concentrates on bridging the skills gap and shaping security apprenticeships to meet technology and industry-induced change.

Based in Copenhagen, Christian Have joined the team at Logpoint in early 2016 having previously served as a consultant with Devoteam Consulting. Before taking up his present role with the business, Christian spent time as vice-president for solutions and integrations and then chief product officer. He currently oversees security and threat-focused research.

On Episode 33 of the Security Matters Podcast, Christian examines the Security Operations Centre environment and the impact being exerted within due to the advent of Artificial Intelligence.

Industry news

Featured industry news stories include the Government urging security professionals to remain vigilant in the face of hostile state actors, BT calling on the UK’s Critical National Infrastructure providers to move away from the analogue copper landline network by the end of December, leadership changes at the Association of University Chief Security Officers and the launch of the International Optical Technologies Association.

Listen to the Security Matters Podcast

You can listen to the Security Matters Podcast – kindly sponsored by The Security Event, which runs at the NEC in Birmingham from 8-10 April 2025, and for which Security Matters is serving as the Lead Media Partner – for free on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcasts.

To download the Security Matters Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, all you need to do is enter the term ‘Security Matters’ into your chosen platform’s search box.

Alternatively, you can listen to the Security Matters Podcast online at https://securitymatters.podbean.com/ or via the dedicated Security Matters YouTube channel by clicking here.

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