When you say "Hey, Siri" out loud (and the option is enabled), the virtual assistant will start listening to your commands. The problem is: saying “Hey Seriously” or “A City” – can also trigger the prompt– and this week’s guest wondered – what data is being collected and how is it being used?

Hello everyone, and welcome to episode 172 of the Resilient Journey podcast, presented by Anesis Consulting Group!

This week we’re going beyond the firewall as we’re joined by cybersecurity and privacy expert, Jason Rowe.

What we love about Jason is we get to leverage his skills to allow the rest of us to understand how technology can affect us on a daily basis. Jason tells us that technology is exciting – but we need to slow down and understand what data we’re giving away.

Jason explains how Apple noticed the “hey Siri” debacle and what happens with the conversations they collect when you trigger that prompt.

And Jason gives us all practical advice on things we need to consider when using AI tools.

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Special thanks to Bensound for the music.

Do you think of resilience as an academic endeavor? Or maybe it’s more of a practical response to mitigating risks. Well, this week’s guest says that it’s both of those things and more – stating it’s also a moral and ethical duty.

Hello everyone, and welcome to episode 171 of the Resilient Journey podcast, presented by Anesis Consulting Group!

This week we’re looking at Disaster Science, Multi-Hazard Risk Management and Resilience as we’re joined by PhD Researcher, Stephanie Buller.

After giving some background about disaster science, Stephanie provides insights on how we can influence resilience. She emphasizes no matter a citizen’s color, creed or religion – we all deserve to be protected from a disaster. She doesn’t believe there are ‘hard to reach groups’, just groups we are not trying hard enough to reach. She talks about how competing priorities influence our overall readiness.

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Special thanks to Bensound for the music.

Organizational buy-in of resilience programs is tough at the best of times, but when there are internal challenges – it can get even harder. This week’s guest tells us the secret sauce for building a program that resonates across the organization.

Hello everyone, and welcome to episode 170 of the Resilient Journey podcast, presented by Anesis Consulting Group!

This week we’re joined by Daniela Parker, a risk and resilience consultant with over 20 years in the financial services sector.

This episode is packed with great information as Daniela provides us with tips to make sure your program is valued by the people in your organization – from the top executes right on down. She talks about the importance of understanding process gaps and helping people connect the dots when it comes to understanding resilience. She and Mark talk about increasing awareness – and even how you can use cupcakes to market your program.

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Want to learn more about Mark? Click here or on LinkedIn or Twitter.

Special thanks to Bensound for the music.