What is changing.
What is breaking.
What actually matters.
Signal Vox is the public part of The Heartbeat. CISOs, security leaders and people doing the job, talking properly about the issues shaping cybersecurity. No scripts, no sales pitch, no corporate theatre.
Published in full · Free to anyone · Nothing behind a form
The part of the community anyone can watch.
The Heartbeat is where knowledge, experience and questions move through Signal. Ask Signal and War Stories happen inside the community. Signal Vox is the part of it that is published openly, so the thinking reaches people who are not members yet.
Guests are chosen on editorial grounds alone. Conversations are unscripted, with questions emerging from the discussion and welcomed from the community. Signal retains editorial control throughout.
Nothing here sits behind a form.
Every episode, published in full.
Episodes are published on the Signal Vox channel. Watch there, subscribe, and get new conversations as they land.
A separate series, declared as such.
PartnerCast is partner supported and says so, in its title and wherever it is used. It runs under identical editorial rules to Vox: Signal guides an unscripted conversation with the partner and an independent practitioner or expert, questions emerge from the discussion, and Signal retains editorial control.
The most recent is a conversation with Niall Browne, co-founder and chief executive of AIBound, on how AI is being adopted outside traditional approval processes and where existing controls lose visibility. Forty nine minutes, with Greg Collins as co-host.
Got a question you would like us to explore on Signal Vox?
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Conversations are unscripted, so questions come from the discussion and from the community rather than from a list written in advance. We read everything that comes in. We cannot promise that a question will be selected, asked, or answered on the programme.
Conversations need people willing to have them.
That is the route for appearing on Signal Vox, separate from suggesting a question. Guests are chosen on editorial grounds, so this is not an application and there is no queue. It is a way of telling us you would be up for it, so we can come back to you when a subject fits.
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If you are studying, moving across from another career, or building your first cybersecurity experience, Wavelength is the part of Signal for you. It is free, and asking a basic question there is the point rather than a problem.
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Vox is where the thinking gets published. The community is where it continues, with the people who had it and the people dealing with the same thing this week.