Fortinet Cybersecurity Podcast
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Fortinet’s cybersecurity podcast provides highlights and commentary about securing the largest enterprise, service provider, and government organizations around the world. Join Fortinet’s top experts as they discuss today’s most important cybersecurity topics. The Fortinet Security Fabric platform addresses the most critical security challenges and protect data across the entire digital infrastructure, whether in networked, application, multi-cloud or edge environments. Both a technology company and a learning company, the Fortinet Network Security Institute has one of the largest and broadest cybersecurity training programs in the industry. Learn more on the Fortinet Blog.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Joe Robertson turns cybersecurity jargon, regulation and emerging risks into clear questions about leadership, responsibility and organizational readiness.
Joe Robertson keeps the Fortinet Cybersecurity Podcast focused on the decisions around security rather than the machinery alone. His one-theme, one-guest conversations translate technical concerns into questions about business exposure, public responsibility and organizational…
A former Interpol chief makes your neighbor's cyberattack feel uncomfortably close to home.
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Cybersecurity here is about institutions, access, and who gets into the room.
Brass Tacks treats cybersecurity as a public issue, and that choice gives the episode a clear shape. Joe Robertson keeps the discussion grounded, while Professor Richard Benham makes the case that awareness, access, and institutional cooperation matter just as much as the usual…
Cybercrime is framed as a shared problem that starts with basic cyber hygiene.
Brass Tacks treats cybercrime as a public problem, not a narrow business headache, and Juergen Stock argues that no one should assume an attack lands somewhere else.
A focused look at cyber trust, responsibility, and the legal framework behind both.
This episode treats cybersecurity less like a technical checklist and more like a question of trust and law. Oreste Policino ties EU policy, national constitutional traditions, and regulatory design together in a way that gives the discussion some real bite.
EU cyber rules become a clear map of compliance friction.
Brass Tacks treats EU cybersecurity regulation as an operational briefing, following Joe Robertson and Dr. Tommaso Dizan as they work through NIS2, uneven member-state implementation, incident reporting, and the EU push to streamline regulation.
Brass Tacks frames cybersecurity regulation as a business issue, not just a compliance one.
Brass Tacks treats cybersecurity as a business problem first. George Fernandez is strongest when he pushes for direct access to top leadership, frames regulation as a way to keep incidents from spreading, and argues that vendor responsibility for fixes can lower buyer risk.
Cybersecurity is framed as culture, boardroom language, and shared responsibility.
This episode treats cybersecurity as a business habit rather than a narrow IT concern. Joe Robertson and Michael Cole place staff at the front line, then carry that idea into the language of boards and leaders: reputation, financial impact, and staff morale.
Board-level cyber risk explained in plain business language.
Brass Tacks treats cyber security as a boardroom concern, and that is plainly the episode's center of gravity. Joe Robertson and Mark Child focus on how CISOs can explain risk in language boards actually use, with business impact doing most of the work.
A plain-English primer on cybersecurity terms for business leaders.
This episode treats cybersecurity as a business problem first and a technical one second. Joe Robertson opens Brass Tacks by making the field feel like its own language, then setting up a plain-English walkthrough for executives and board members.
Deeply researched narrative dives into hacking history and cyber-law cases, hosted by Ran Levi.
Reported narratives on hackers, spyware, and data crimes from Dina Temple-Raston.
Dave, Joe, and Maria break down phishing kits, deepfakes, and social-engineering scams weekly.
IAPP's Jedidiah Bracy interviews the regulators and lawyers writing privacy and AI law.
A daily cybersecurity briefing hosted by Dave Bittner, pairing breaking incidents with a guest interview.
Joe Robertson opens by framing cybersecurity as a board-level risk-management issue.
Joe Robertson and Ricardo Ferreira examine how software supply-chain attacks can compromise many organizations through one overlooked open-source component, using SolarWinds in 2021 and a later multi-year attack as examples.
Fortinet OnAir records a live conversation at MWC 2025 about cybersecurity challenges and opportunities in the service provider ecosystem, alongside AI, regulations, threat intelligence, and business strategy.
Joe Robertson opens by framing cybersecurity as a business problem for decision makers, not just a technology issue.
Fortinet OnAir records live from Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2025 and keeps the focus on cybersecurity in the service provider ecosystem.
Joe Robertson opens Brass Tacks by saying that if you design first and secure later, it is already too late.
Fortinet Cybersecurity Podcast host Joe Robertson speaks with former Interpol Secretary General Juergen Stock about why cybercrime has become an “industrialization of crime” that can strike from any point with Internet access.
Professor Richard Benham, UK cybersecurity pioneer, discusses his career trajectory from 1980s banking through internet banking innovation to cross-border policing roles, revealing how technology outpaced organizational understanding.
Host Joe Robertson interviews Professor Oreste Policino on the intersection of cybersecurity and legal affairs, exploring how EU regulations, constitutional rights, and public-private partnerships shape digital security.
Joe Robertson interviews Dr.
A cybersecurity podcast discussing enterprise security challenges and solutions with industry experts.
This episode of Fortinet OnAir, recorded live at Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2025, features an interview with Alejandro Girardoni from Syrian Technologies, discussing how Fortinet's platform simplifies cybersecurity and integrates AI.
This episode explores AI's transformative role in cybersecurity, featuring Muninder Singh Sambi from Google Cloud discussing AI as both a tool and a threat surface, recorded live at Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2025.
Fortinet experts discuss cybersecurity challenges and opportunities for service providers, recorded at Mobile World Congress 2025.
This episode features Tamer Badran from NEC discussing the vision for a secure society and the role of service providers in cybersecurity, recorded live at Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2025.
Joe Robertson talks with George Fernandez, CISO and data protection officer at CMVM, about cybersecurity as a business problem, not just a technical one.
Host Joe Robertson interviews Michael Cole, CTO of the European Tour Group, about building cybersecurity into organizational culture.
Brass Tacks Talking Cybersecurity, hosted by Joe Robertson with guest Mark Child from IDC research, addresses how executives and board members should understand cyber risk.
Fortinet’s Brass Tacks S1E04, “Translating Cyber Jargon Into Business Language,” pairs host Joe Robertson with Patrick Grillo, Senior Director of Solutions Marketing at Fortinet, to decode terms executives hear from security teams.
Fortinet experts discuss cybersecurity topics, including training courses and the threat landscape.
Chris Hintz and Sandeep Borlae discuss Fortinet's new campus switches and secure connectivity platform, focusing on features like high-density multi-gig capabilities and integration with the security fabric to meet modern campus needs.
This episode of Fortinet Live features Rob Rochotte interviewing Tom Marsland about opportunities for veterans in cybersecurity.
Fortinet's Robert Schott interviews Trevor Park from Comcast Business about cybersecurity best practices during Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
This episode features an interview with Dennis Schultz from Blacks in Technology, discussing career advice in tech, the mission to increase diversity, and the challenges of representation, tied to Cybersecurity Awareness Month and the industry's job gap.
This episode features a discussion between host Willie Nelson and guest Troy Emmett on the application of predictive analytics, AI, and machine learning in healthcare.
Fortinet experts discuss how AI and machine learning are used in financial services to address cybersecurity challenges.
Alan Sanchez hosts Jaime Chanaga to discuss the adoption and impact of predictive analytics, AI, and machine learning in cybersecurity across LATAM, Canada, and the Caribbean, highlighting regional trends and applications.
Fortinet's CISO discusses risks and benefits of using AI and machine learning in operational technology environments.
Fortinet experts discuss the components and value of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architecture for hybrid workforces.
Fortinet and Linksys discuss their partnership to launch a new cybersecurity product for remote workers.
Fortinet experts discuss cybersecurity solutions with a partner, focusing on SD-WAN and the Security Fabric approach.
Fortinet experts discuss key trends from the second half 2021 threat landscape report, including sophistication and speed of cyber threats.
Fortinet experts discuss cybersecurity threats and the importance of security awareness training for employees.