The Cyber Periscope

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The Cyber Periscope is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 6 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The Cyber Periscope, a business show with 6 episodes published.

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  Part 1 – Inside Today's Cyber Threats: Perspectives from Former FBI Leaders

  Sep 28, 202635 min

  Cyber threats are no longer isolated incidents affecting a single company. Today's attacks are often part of sophisticated campaigns by nation-state actors and organized criminal enterprises— with consequences that can extend across industries, critical infrastructure, and the broader economy. In this episode of The Cyber Periscope, Pam Signorello sits down with colleagues Lyn Brown and Erin Joe, two former senior FBI officials who collectively spent more than 50 years investigating matters of national security and overseeing thousands of cyber investigations. As members of Wiley's Privacy, Cyber & Data Governance Practice, Lyn and Erin now work alongside companies as they prepare for, respond to, and recover from cyber incidents, bringing a rare perspective to the evolving threats posed by ransomware, nation-state cyber operations, AI-enabled attacks, North Korean remote IT worker schemes, and supply chain compromises. Why should business leaders think beyond individual incidents and adopt a "campaign mindset" toward cyber risk? Find out in this episode of The Cyber Periscope. The Pratt's Privacy & Cybersecurity Law Report article referenced in this episode is available here: https://www.wiley.law/media/publication/675_J.%20Brown%20M.%20Brown%20E.%20Joe%20A.%20Lynwood.pdf

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  The Deepfake Defense Game Plan: Using IP Law to Fight AI Impersonation

  Jul 21, 202634 min

  Artificial intelligence has made it easier than ever to create convincing deepfakes that can damage reputations, facilitate fraud, and undermine trust. In this episode, Pam Signorello is joined by Wiley Intellectual Property partner David Weslow to discuss how organizations can use copyright, trademark, and rights-of-publicity laws to combat AI-generated impersonations, remove harmful content, and create friction for bad actors before significant damage occurs. What remedies are available when a deepfake targets your organization, brand, or even reputation? Find out on this next installment of The Cyber Periscope. David's article for the The Computer and Internet Lawyer, mentioned in today's episode, is available here: https://www.wiley.law/article-Deepfakes-Deep-Claims-Using-Intellectual-Property-to-Combat-Artificial-Intelligences-Digital-Deception

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  Defending Reality: Combating Synthetic Media Through Deepfake Response Coverage

  May 7, 202629 min

  As synthetic media becomes more convincing, cyber risk is expanding beyond our systems and into perception itself. Impersonation events challenge the architecture of "traditional" cyber insurance, which is built around technical failure and security events. In this episode of The Cyber Periscope, Pam Signorello sits down with Michael Phillips, Head of Global Cyber Portfolio Underwriting at Coalition, to explore how synthetic media is reshaping cyber risk, why deepfakes present unique challenges for insureds and insurers alike, and what the emergence of Coalition's dedicated Deepfake Response Endorsement signals about the future of cyber insurance. From reputational harm to the erosion of digital trust, this conversation examines how underwriting, coverage structure, and risk assessment are evolving in the age of AI.

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  Defending Reality: Combating Synthetic Media Through Deepfake Response Coverage

  May 7, 202629 minS0

  As synthetic media becomes more convincing, cyber risk is expanding beyond our systems and into perception itself. Impersonation events challenge the architecture of "traditional" cyber insurance, which is built around technical failure and security events. In this episode of The Cyber Periscope, Pam Signorello sits down with Michael Phillips, Head of Global Cyber Portfolio Underwriting at Coalition, to explore how synthetic media is reshaping cyber risk, why deepfakes present unique challenges for insureds and insurers alike, and what the emergence of Coalition's dedicated Deepfake Response Endorsement signals about the future of cyber insurance. From reputational harm to the erosion of...

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  War Exclusions in the Cyber-Risk Era: Redefining the 'Battlefield'

  Mar 30, 202615 minS0

  As cyber operations increasingly intersect with geopolitical conflict, legacy insurance exclusions are being put to the test. In this episode of The Cyber Periscope, Pam Signorello sits down with Jessica Gallinaro to unpack how modern cyber incidents are challenging decades old assumptions about the war exclusion. Together, they explore why legacy policy language struggles to address conflicts that unfold in the digital realm, how insurers are revising exclusions to reflect real world risk, and what attribution means in an era where military and cyber boundaries continue to blur.

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