Password protection is quite frequently the last and only layer of defence between criminals and our personal data. Whilst passwords can be very secure, there are always issues regarding online password leaks, hacking, email phishing and more. If there is only one layer of protection for our personal data, all it takes is one slip up to have potentially major repercussions. This is why having at least one more level of security is always a good idea. Enter 2-Factor Authentication (2FA).

Join Avril Palmer-Fye, the new Co-Director for the Cyber Executive MBA (CEMBA) programme, as she considers the role of personal development and coaching and mentoring on cyber leadership and outlines her top 5 things a Cyber Leader needs to know!

Join Andrew Fitzmaurice, CEO of Templar Executives, as he reflects on some of the key issues from CyberUK held on the 19th and 20th April 2023 and looks ahead to some of the hot topics leaders need to consider in the area of cyber leadership.

Dr Robyn Remke, Director of Lancaster's Fulltime MBA, and Co-Director of their Cyber Security Executive MBA, discusses how cyber security skills have changed and the growing need for greature maturity in cyber executive educational pathways.

Join Professor Daniel Prince, Director of Lancaster's NCSC Certified Master's degree in Cyber Security, and Co-Director of their Cyber Security Executive MBA, as he unpicks what the cyber security community needs to do to get ready to tackle the distrution of the next epoch in socio-technical advances.

Lancaster University Vice-Chancellor Professor Andy Schofield on why he thinks it is the right time to invest in data science and cyber security.

Leadership requires more than just an understanding of your own organisation’s vulnerabilities as many other factors can come into play. Professor Daniel Prince, a Professor in Cyber Security within Security and Protection Science at Lancaster University, explains.