Liferaft Security Intelligence Podcast

Each episode dives into real-world challenges across threat intelligence, physical security, and risk management, highlighting how organizations can detect early warning signs, make informed decisions, and protect their people and assets.Through expert insights and practical conversations, we uncover how modern security teams are using intelligence to move from reactive responses to proactive, strategic security.

Liferaft Security Intelligence Podcast is a news podcast hosted by Liferaft, with 11 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Liferaft hosts Liferaft Security Intelligence Podcast, a news show with 11 episodes published.

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  Episode #11

  FIFA: What Was Seen and What Comes Next

  Sep 25, 202621 minS1

  The 2026 World Cup was the biggest ever staged: three nations, sixteen host cities, forty-eight teams, and by the time we do this live stream, there will be just one final left to play. John Mulligan of Rebel Global Security joins us to look back at what the tournament demanded of corporate and event security teams and what it signals for events still to come. We'll get into why the real exposure sat outside the stadium gates, how cyber, physical, crowd and geopolitical risk kept colliding on shared infrastructure, and the practical takeaways security leaders can apply to their own programs. In addition to being a Senior Advisor for Intelligence with Rebel Global Security, John is a 39-year veteran of the U.S. Intelligence and National Security Community and has provided direct support to multiple Olympics and international sporting events across the physical, cyber, and information domains. There are few people better placed to break this down.

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  Episode #10

  Is Traditional OSINT Dead? How AI Is Rewriting the Intelligence Cycle

  Sep 11, 202623 minS1

  Is Traditional OSINT Dead? How AI Is Rewriting the Intelligence Cycle. AI is transforming how open-source intelligence gets collected and analyzed, but does that make the old tradecraft obsolete, or more important than ever? Our guest, Adam Huenke, brings 20+ years of intelligence experience, from the U.S. Marine Corps and Special Operations intelligence to OSINT training and, today, leading a corporate cybersecurity program. We'll dig into where AI genuinely accelerates the intelligence cycle, where it creates dangerous blind spots, and how analysts and leaders can adopt these tools without losing the rigor that makes intelligence defensible.

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  Episode #9

  Protecting What Matters: Uncovering Insider Threats Across People, Data, and IP

  Aug 28, 202624 minS1

  We explore how organizations can move beyond simply identifying suspicious activity to understanding who is behind it, with a focus on identity resolution, behavioral signals, data exposure, and intellectual property risk. Our guest, Michael Castro, is a former CISO, cybersecurity executive, and accomplished public speaker with more than two decades of experience leading enterprise security, cyber risk, and compliance programs.

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  Episode #8

  Workplace Violence Spotlight: Prevention, Awareness, and Duty of Care

  Aug 14, 202623 minS1

  We explore one of the most common and often overlooked forms of workplace violence: threats and incidents involving people employees know, including domestic or intimate partner violence that can follow someone into the workplace. In this session, Amanda Jones will build on our recent executive protection conversation and broaden the discussion to show how duty of care extends beyond the C-suite to protect all employees. We’ll discuss why this issue matters, what warning signs to watch for, and how awareness and prevention can help create a safer workplace for everyone.

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  Episode #7

  Rethinking Executive Protection: Intelligence, Duty of Care, and Enterprise Risk

  Jul 31, 202624 minS1

  We sit down with Mark Freedman and Rick Mercuri of Rebel Global Security, co‑authors of our new Executive Protection Intelligence Guide. Together, we unpack how Threat Intelligence and GSOC teams can: - Apply the intelligence cycle to executive protection - Translate Duty of Care and new EP standards into real programs - Build a “minimum viable” but defensible EP capability - Speak the language of business impact, KPIs, and ROI Rick brings decades of experience as a senior security executive and CSO for major financial institutions, where he was directly accountable for executive safety. Mark adds a deep background in intelligence‑led security and program design. If your team is being asked to do more around executive protection, with the same or fewer resources, this conversation is for you.

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