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Cyber Voices

Cyber Voices

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 Welcome to CYBER VOICES, where we highlight and celebrate the diverse voices of the Australian cyber community. From top-ranking CISOs and government officials to threat hunters and vulnerability analysts, if there’s a voice to be heard, you’ll hear it on CYBER VOICES. Join us as we delve into the stories, insights, and expertise that shape the world of cybersecurity in Australia.Copyright AISA
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  • The Essential Eight Is Being Retired: Andrew Philp on What Comes Next

    The Essential Eight Is Being Retired: Andrew Philp on What Comes Next
    Nov 2 2026
    In June, the Australian Signals Directorate announced it will retire the Essential Eight over the next two years and replace it with a broader Essentials series.

    Andrew Philp, Field CISO for Australia and New Zealand at TrendAI, has spent recent months working with government and ASD officials through the Horizon 2 consultation, and joins host David Savva-Willett to unpack what is changing and why.

    Andrew explains why a one size fits all framework has struggled to keep up, what it means that only 22% of Commonwealth entities have reached Maturity Level 2, and what he argued for in the consultation, from healthcare providers with unsupported systems attached to $20 million MRI machines to small businesses and not for profits. He also offers practical advice for anyone partway through an Essential Eight program, and shares the simple family code word he uses against AI impersonation.

    Cyber Voices is the official podcast of the Australian Information Security Association. Share your feedback at cybervoices@aisa.org.au.
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    34 min
  • You’re Not Broken: Michalina Lisik on Discovering Autism as an Adult in Tech

    You’re Not Broken: Michalina Lisik on Discovering Autism as an Adult in Tech
    Oct 26 2026
    Mish Lisik spent years doing everything right and still watching her peers get promoted ahead of her. In this episode of Cyber Voices, host David Savva-Willett sits down with his former colleague to talk about the moment that question turned from "what is wrong?" to "what is wrong with me?", and how discovering she is autistic as an adult changed her career in tech.

    Mish is a technology strategy manager, sessional academic and advocate for disability and neurodiversity confidence in organisations. She shares what her research with 20 late diagnosed adults found about work before and after, why all 14 who changed careers moved into advocacy, and why autistic people are less susceptible to the bystander effect, along with practical advice for leaders who want to support neurodivergent colleagues without overcomplicating it.

    This episode is less about cyber security and more about the people who do it. It includes discussion of depression and mental health. If anything brings something up for you, Lifeline is available on 13 11 14 and Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636.

    Cyber Voices is the official podcast of the Australian Information Security Association. Share your feedback at cybervoices@aisa.org.au.
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    53 min
  • Confessions of a Friendly Hacker: Keren Elazari on Why We Still Need Human Hackers

    Confessions of a Friendly Hacker: Keren Elazari on Why We Still Need Human Hackers
    Oct 21 2026
    Recorded on the CyberCon 2026 expo floor in Melbourne, this episode sees host David Savva-Willett sit down with Keren Elazari, the friendly hacker, the day after her keynote closed out day one of the conference. Keren is the founder of BSidesTLV and Leading Cyber Ladies, a senior researcher at Tel Aviv University, and the speaker behind one of TED's most watched talks on why the world needs hackers.

    Twelve years on from that talk, Keren explains how AI has shrunk the time it takes to find and exploit a vulnerability from months to hours, and why defenders will never win a speed race with the machines. Her answer is to invest in people: more human creativity, more technical literacy and more defenders who think like hackers. She unpacks how state backed groups linked to China and Russia are combining patience with AI, shares two hacker habits every defender can steal, and gives her take on the OpenAI agents that cheated a cyber security benchmark and broke into Hugging Face, including why it took humans to work out what had happened.

    There is plenty of fun along the way, from The Matrix and Asimov to a Star Trek SQL injection, before Keren talks about the role models who brought her into hacking and leaves the Australian community with some simple parting advice.

    Cyber Voices is the official podcast of the Australian Information Security Association. Share your feedback at cybervoices@aisa.org.au.
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    33 min
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