How can organizations stay resilient as privacy regulations lag behind rapid digital threats?

Anna Gamvros, Partner at A&O Shearman and prominent APAC privacy and cybersecurity law expert, uncovers critical insights on managing data protection, AI governance, and cyber incident response amid evolving regional laws. From deepfake technology risks and outdated privacy regulations in Hong Kong to the far-reaching implications of the new Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Bill, Anna expertly bridges the gap between complex legal frameworks and practical cyber resilience strategies.

In this compelling conversation with host Paul Jackson, Anna explores the growing necessity for modernizing data privacy laws, discusses the controversial aspects of Hong Kong's new cybersecurity legislation, and shares firsthand experience engaging boardrooms in meaningful cybersecurity preparedness. Her unique blend of legal acumen and pragmatic incident response expertise provides vital perspectives for business leaders, privacy professionals, and anyone interested in navigating today's digital complexities.

Whether you're managing privacy programs, advising on cybersecurity, or seeking clarity on the intersection of AI and law, this episode of THEOS Cybernova delivers indispensable strategies and forward-thinking insights.

Production Credits:

Presented by: Paul Jackson
Studio Engineer & Editor: Roy D'Monte
Executive Producers: Paul Jackson and Ian Carless
Co-produced by: Theos Cyber and W4 Podcast Studio

How do you secure a multinational company while navigating complex cyber regulations and evolving threats?

In this special Women in Cyber episode, Silvia Ihensekhien, CISO at Swire Coca-Cola, shares her incredible journey from IT operations to leading cybersecurity for a global enterprise. She reveals how she navigates complex cyber regulations across multiple jurisdictions, secures both IT and OT environments, and champions diversity in the field.

Host Paul Jackson explores Silvia’s perspectives on the evolving cyber threat landscape, the critical role of communication for CISOs, and how organizations can bridge the gap between cybersecurity and business strategy. Plus, Silvia offers advice for women looking to build a career in cyber and break through industry barriers.

If you’re interested in cybersecurity leadership, risk management, or the future of women in cyber, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.

Production Credits:

Presented by: Paul Jackson
Studio Engineer & Editor: Roy D'Monte
Executive Producers: Paul Jackson and Ian Carless
Co-produced by: Theos Cyber and W4 Podcast Studio

How do journalists uncover the truth behind cybercrime? What makes or breaks a company’s crisis response? And why does storytelling matter in cybersecurity?

In this episode, Kate Fazzini, cybersecurity journalist, author, and former reporter for The Wall Street Journal and CNBC, joins Paul Jackson for a deep dive into cyber journalism, crisis communications, and the evolving battle against misinformation.

From major breaches to geopolitical cyber conflicts, Kate shares insights from her reporting career, the role of PR in cyber crises, and the challenges of attribution in cyber warfare. She also discusses her book, Kingdom of Lies: Unnerving Adventures in the World of Cybercrime, and why storytelling is such a critical skill in cybersecurity.

Kate breaks down the importance of clear, effective communication in high-stakes cyber incidents and how organizations can be better prepared when things go sideways.

A must-listen for cybersecurity pros, media insiders, and anyone curious about the way cyber stories are told—and why they matter.

Production Credits:

Presented by: Paul Jackson
Studio Engineer & Editor: Roy D'Monte
Executive Producers: Paul Jackson and Ian Carless
Co-produced by: Theos Cyber and W4 Podcast Studio