In the Chair

In the Chair
Podcast Description
In the Chair, a Podcast by IDCARE shares powerful stories from people impacted by scams and cyber incidents, offering insights into the realities of online risks. Hear from individuals, families, and businesses as they recount their experiences and share lessons to help others stay safe online. Select episodes feature public figures and community leaders discussing digital safety, resilience, and cybersecurity trends. Each conversation is a window into strength and community efforts to combat cybercrime.
To learn more about IDCARE, visit www.idcare.org.
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The podcast primarily focuses on topics such as personal stories from scam victims, lessons in cybersecurity, and community initiatives against cybercrime. Examples include episodes where individuals share their unique experiences with phishing scams and discussions featuring experts on emerging cybersecurity trends.

In the Chair, a Podcast by IDCARE shares powerful stories from people impacted by scams and cyber incidents, offering insights into the realities of online risks. Hear from individuals, families, and businesses as they recount their experiences and share lessons to help others stay safe online. Select episodes feature public figures and community leaders discussing digital safety, resilience, and cybersecurity trends. Each conversation is a window into strength and community efforts to combat cybercrime.
To learn more about IDCARE, visit www.idcare.org.
Monica Whitty is a Professor and Director of the Cyber Security Hub at Monash University, specialising in cybercrime, online deception, and the psychology behind scams.
In this episode, Prof. Whitty reveals the expert evidence she provided to save an Australian woman from death row. She discusses the personality traits of romance scam victims and identifies the strongest predictors of vulnerability to these scams. Prof. Whitty also offers practical advice for banks and dating apps on protecting their users, along with expert guidance on what to do (and avoid) if someone you know is caught in a romance scam.
Learn more about Monica Whitty: Monash University Profile

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