Learn Online Security Podcast
Learn Online Security Podcast
Podcast Description
Introducing you to the world of Social Engineering Security, personal privacy, and the technology of our changing world, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI). Our goal is to provide you with the armor you need to protect yourself and the knowledge to identify the red flags of both online and offline attackers.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of themes related to online security and personal integrity, including episodes that delve into the importance of integrity in both business and life with experts like Bill Pipke, practical tips for keeping children safe online from digital threats, and insights into the dangers of social engineering in cyberattacks shared by guests like Chris Howells. Specific focus areas include parental controls, online scams, and the evolving landscape of cybersecurity.

Introducing you to the world of Social Engineering Security, personal privacy, and the technology of our changing world, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI). Our goal is to provide you with the armor you need to protect yourself and the knowledge to identify the red flags of both online and offline attackers.
If you don’t control your message—someone else will! What if your
company’s private information suddenly became public—and you weren’t the
one who shared it?
In today’s episode of the Learn Online Security Podcast, Chris Howells,
Director of IT and Head Instructor, explains how to take back control of
your message when communication slips out of your hands.
When unexpected events hit—like public announcements, travel plans, or
emergencies—information can spread fast. Chris shows you how to stay
ahead by creating clear communication policies, educating your team,
and reducing opportunities for attackers to exploit confusion or chaos.
You’ll discover how to:
✅ Build a communication plan that keeps your organization secure and
professional
✅ Prevent social engineering attacks by controlling information flow
✅ Empower your staff and community to respond with consistency and
confidence
✅ Develop “away policies” that protect both privacy and productivity
✅ Strengthen your company’s defense through proactive messaging and
teamwork
This video delivers practical cybersecurity strategy mixed with
real-world communication planning. It’s perfect for IT leaders,
business owners, and security-conscious teams.
Join our Learn Online Security community on Skool for deeper training,
discussions, and tools to help you secure your organization’s
communications from the inside out.
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⌚Time Stamps ⌚
00:26 Introduction to Learn Online Security
00:39 When You Can’t Control the Message
01:19 Planning for Emergencies and Worst-Case Scenarios
02:08 Educating Staff and Preparing in Advance
03:37 Regaining Control After Losing Information
04:06 Out-of-Office Messaging and Extended Absences
05:16 Empowering Surroundings and Preventing Social Engineering
07:01 Join Skool!
08:03 Reviewing Company Policies and Communication Procedures
10:03 Real-World Example: Medical Emergency Response and Lessons Learned
#CyberSecurity #InformationSecurity #CrisisManagement #SocialEngineering

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