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Best Night Ever!

Dr. Jay Khorsandi

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Your best mornings will always start with a great night of sleep! Dr. Jay Khorsandi, the sleep and life-hack expert with over 20 years of clinical experience transforming the lives of patients invites you to join him and world-renowned experts to talk tips and tricks that will help you sleep better, be healthier and live a more energetic and productive life! Learn how to make sleep your best friend. Explore ways to wake up feeling more refreshed and discover how to carry that new found energ ...
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Behind the Data

Andrea Jones-Rooy

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Behind the Data is a podcast about the hidden stories tucked inside the data that shapes our world. From political polls to global happiness indexes, we go beyond charts and headlines to uncover where data comes from, why it’s collected, and what we can (and cannot!) learn from it. Each episode explores a fascinating dataset that helps us better understand the systems, policies, and people around us. Whether you're new to data or work with it every day, you'll find approachable conversations ...
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The cyber security podcast from PwC UK covers the latest developments in cyber risk, resilience and threat intelligence. In each episode we’re joined by special guests to give you practical insight on how to improve your cyber security and create a more resilient business.
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ISACA Podcast

ISACA Podcast

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The ISACA Podcast gives you insight into the latest regulations, trends and threats experienced by information systems auditors and governance and security professionals. Whether you are beginning your career or have decades of experience, the ISACA Podcast can help you be better equipped to address industry challenges and embrace opportunities.
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Building a cybersecurity program is complicated. Building one that is equipped to truly enable the organization it serves is another thing altogether. Robert Wood from Sidekick Security interviews security leaders from a diverse set of organizations to talk about program transformations. From team design, technology, compliance versus security, and strategic leadership, learn about how to lead a program transformation of your own from people who have gone through it before.
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Health Hacker Life

TJ Anderson: Bestselling Author, Health Hacker, & Co-Founder: www.elevatedeats.pro

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Tune in for simple yet powerful episodes on the best ‘health hacks’ for you to learn...and actually apply in your lifestyle to notice the benefits- improved energy and focus, a better relationship with stress, more confidence in your approach to healthcare and an overall calmer, quieter mind. Use this show as a healthy excuse to ‘take a break and take a breath’ during your workdays as you continue along your quest to becoming a smarter, high performing health hacker. As a holistic health hac ...
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In this episode of Best Night Ever, Dr. Jay Khorsandi reveals how your sleep position affects everything from sleep apnea to brain detoxification. Discover why side sleeping isn't just more comfortable—it's scientifically proven to enhance brain cleaning, reduce breathing disruptions, and optimize recovery. Learn the surprising differences between …
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In this episode of Best Night Ever, Dr. Jay Khorsandi dives deep into the science—and art—of napping. From ancient traditions to cutting-edge studies, you’ll learn why short naps aren’t just a guilty pleasure—they’re one of the most underutilized tools for cognitive performance, emotional balance, and even anti-aging. Discover the ideal nap duratio…
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In this episode, ISACA's Lisa Cook engages with Yakir Golan, Executive Officer (CEO) and Co-Founder of Kovrr, to explore the critical role of Cyberrisk Quantification (CRQ) in enhancing organizational financial resilience. They discuss how CRQ solutions provide objective assessments of an organization's cybersecurity posture, enabling leaders to ma…
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If you've ever thought your data was hard to get, wait until you hear about shark data. We are joined by shark scientist Jaida Elcock to discuss how she gets data about sharks, why it's so difficult -- and why it's so important that we do so despite the challenges. Whether you're naturally interested in sharks, care about our planet and oceans, or …
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When we think about advances in medicine, most of us probably first picture lab coats and fancy equipment -- but as our guest, biologist Jaap de Roode, author of the extraordinary new book Doctors by Nature: How Ants, Apes, and Other Animals Heal Themselves shares, sometimes big discoveries (in medicine and beyond!) can come from looking for data i…
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Ransomware remains one of the most formidable cybersecurity threats facing organizations worldwide. In this episode of the ISACA Podcast, host Chris McGowan speaks with Netwrix endpoint protection expert Jeremy Moskowitz, who explains how ransomware infiltrates and cripples desktop environments. He explains cybercriminals' tactics to exploit social…
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Are your sleep supplements actually helping — or just expensive hype? In this episode of Best Night Ever, Dr. Jay Khorsandi (@sleepbiohacker) cuts through the noise and breaks down the most effective, science-backed supplements for deep, restorative sleep. From magnesium and glycine to L-theanine, apigenin, and bonus compounds like tart cherry and …
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In this episode of Best Night Ever, we go far beyond the basics of sleep hygiene and unlock the science-backed secrets to transform your nights — and your days. Join Dr. Jay Khorsandi as we break down the three most potent levers for better sleep: light exposure, body temperature, and circadian rhythm alignment. You’ll get practical hacks, advanced…
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Is there life in our galaxy? How would we know if we spotted it? Dr. Moiya McTier, astrophysicist and folklorist, joins us to talk about her Ph.D. research on exactly that, plus the many surprising ways we get data about our universe (plus some existential pondering, of course)! Warning: we will be talking about the vastness of space and it's *no j…
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Vasant Dhar has been working on AI since way before it was cool (and before most people thought it was possible). I've admired his work for a long time and since I started this show have wanted to have him on as a guest to talk about the strengths and limitations of LLMs. A few days ago, he published an article in The Hill about how DOGE is using A…
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We take it as a given that Americans are politically polarized, but how do we actually know if empirically this is the case? We talk with Prof. Patrick Egan (NYU) about how we can quantify something as abstract as a political attitude, why doing so helps us understand polarization, and how all of this helps reveal opportunities where we can make pr…
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ALS is a fatal motor neuron disease that has no cure and is estimated to affect hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. Why is a cure, or even a meaningful treatment, so elusive? We talk with data engineer, scientist, and rare disease advocate Danielle Boyce at ALS TDI about her work helping us all better understand this terrible illness. While …
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Cybersecurity and the role of internal audit, an urgent call to action: The forces driving business growth and efficiency contribute to a broad attack surface for cyber assaults. How is the end user protected with good service while not being compromised? First Line includes internet, cloud, mobile, and social technologies, now mainstream, are plat…
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Oceans of numbers come pouring out at us each day about the big tech companies -- whether it's spending on AI, iPhone sales, Tesla stocks ... or, lawsuits against SpaceX by Cards Against Humanity? -- senior tech correspondent Rani Molla is on the case. We talk with her about how to make sense of all the numbers coming our way, the power of zooming …
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We all have ideas about how social media and misinformation are affecting us and our world. But, as our guest Prof. Joshua Tucker explains, received wisdom is not the same thing as scientific findings. Join us for a tour de force through how to break down "social media" and "misinformation" into researchable parts that can be theoretically and quan…
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Welcome to Season 2 of Behind the Data! We're going to explore brand new topics through the powerful lens of data, find common ground on some issues that are really dividing us, and even gaze into the night sky and the deep seas -- join us for an adventure, and then some, and walk away with a brand new way of looking at the world through the shared…
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In this conversation, Robert Wood and Mads Bundgaard Nielsen delve into the complexities of cyber risk quantification, exploring Mads' journey into this niche field, the importance of a business-first approach to risk management, and the distinctions between compliance and effective risk management. They discuss foundational steps for initiating ri…
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In this conversation, Robert Wood and Gunnar Peterson delve into the complexities of application security (AppSec), discussing its evolution, the importance of building effective AppSec programs, and the need for engaging developers in security practices. They explore the blurred lines between cloud security and application security, the role of po…
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The prevalence of ransomware and the security concerns associated with AI have made the role of cybersecurity professionals vital for enterprise success. The complex security landscape can make cybersecurity jobs stressful, but enterprises can take steps to retain cybersecurity talent and ensure enterprise assets are protected. In this podcast, Jus…
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Given the dynamic nature of cyberthreats and the ever-expanding digital ecosystem, authentication is more critical than ever. In this episode, ISACA director of professional practices and innovation discusses a new content piece titled, "Examining Authentication in the Deepfake Era" with author Dr. Chase Cunningham. Their conversation of the paper …
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How do we know what career/path/decision is right for us? How can data science help? In this special season 1 finale, we are joined by Megan Hellerer, career coach to luminaries such as AOC, as well as the author of Directional Living: A Transformational Guide to Fulfillment in Work and Life to discuss why traditional career advice doesn't work, wh…
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Emerging healthcare technologies have the potential to revolutionize healthcare and accessibility-related concerns, but these advancements are not without risk. To maximize the value and minimize the harms associated with emerging health technologies, it is critical to address ethical, privacy, and societal concerns to ensure that these technologie…
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Is democracy in decline around the world? This is a major question on many of our minds, and luckily for us there are very smart, thoughtful people working on tracking (as well as explaining, understanding, and predicting!) exactly this. We are joined by professor Brigitte Seim, who is a project manager for the Varieties of Democracy (V-Dem) datase…
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Approximately ten billion different narratives about what happened in the recent US presidential election have emerged since said election. But how many of these narratives can be substantiated by data? How can we tell? Political scientist Seth Masket joins us to discuss how to make thoughtful inferences from this data, how and why to be skeptical …
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Dr. Steven Novella, clinical neurologist and host of The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe podcast joins us to share how he collects and analyzes data when he works with patients (there is so much more going on than I realized!) as well as how AI can hopefully improve the practice of medicine if we get it right. It's a longer episode than usual, but …
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Science journalist and athlete Christie Aschwanden takes us inside the not-so-scientific world of the fitness and health data that's tracked by various apps we probably own and/or are tempted to buy, and she helps us more carefully discern what's actually useful to follow and what we're better off ignoring. Plus -- an existentially (and scientifica…
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When we think of data and movies the first (and maybe only) thing that comes to mind for many of us is movie reviews. But there is so much more we can learn about movies and ourselves if we just think outside the box a little bit and apply data and scientific thinking in creative ways. We talk with Walt Hickey, author of the book You Are What You W…
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In this conversation, Robert Wood, CEO of Sidekick Security, interviews Tyler Healy, CISO of DigitalOcean, discussing the evolution of security leadership, the importance of security as an enabler for business growth, and the dynamics of building a security team. They explore the challenges of engaging with customers, fostering internal relationshi…
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Crime data is all over the news these days and, at least in the United States, it seems like you can tell any story you want to about whether crime is going up or down and whose fault it is. How should we be thinking about this data to figure out of what's really going on? We speak with Jeff Asher, crime data analyst and co-founder of JH Datalytics…
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Political polls are in our faces these days whether we want them or not -- especially if you're in the US during election season. We talk with polling expert and database journalist Dhrumil Mehta of Columbia University (formerly Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight) about how to think about polls. Are they all just noise? Do they tell the future? Somethin…
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This is a short preview of what to expect in season 1! We'll have eight episodes coming out Mondays, beginning Oct. 28 with two episodes, and six weekly episodes after that through Dec. 9. We'll cover topics from political polls to crime data, from fitness apps to medical data, and from TV & movies to the health of democracy, and more! Join us to g…
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Summary In this conversation, Robert Wood and Joe Lewis discuss the complexities of leading cybersecurity efforts within a large organization like the CDC. They explore the balance between security and mission enablement, the nuances of risk management, and the importance of compliance. Joe emphasizes the need for humility in leadership, the value …
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SAP systems are treated differently than many other enterprise applications from a cybersecurity perspective. Most SAP security teams are siloed and left to meet security objectives on their own. Since SAP is so integral to organizations, it is unusual for SAP security objectives to not be on the radar of an existing 24/7 cybersecurity team executi…
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Helen Messier, M.D., Ph.D. is the Chief Medical Officer of Fountain Life, a preventative health and longevity company committed to transforming global healthcare from reactive to proactive. Dr. Messier is a scientist and a certified family practice physician who has devoted most of her career to harnessing data to close the translational gap in med…
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Founder of SaunaSpace, Brian Richards, joins the show to explain how he uniquely built one of the most powerful recovery devices on the planet- their Faraday Full Spectrum Sauna. We discuss the role EMF’s play in levels of stress and ability to heal. We cover the value of combining light therapy and heat therapy in one. And the top benefits Saunas …
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Many people are pondering whether generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool ChatGPT is a friend or a foe. In this ISACA podcast episode, Camelot Secure Director of Solutions Engineering Zachary Folks discusses not only his view of how ChatGPT can be considered an evolution of the encyclopedia, but importantly how it is aiding cybersecurity profe…
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Pete Alonso is a 3X All-Star in Major League Baseball. Known for his home run power, Pete joins the show to talk about what it takes to stay healthy and optimal body composition throughout the long 162 game season. He talks about the importance of sleep, hydration, and the benefits he finds from dialing in his nutrition with Elevated Eats- both dur…
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Welcome to Episode 4 of "The Cyber Standard Podcast"! Join host Ameet Jugnauth, Vice President of the London Chapter of ISACA, as he delves into the world of cybersecurity standardization. In this episode, titled "Becoming a License Body," Ameet is joined by esteemed guests Bryan Lillie, Strategic Technical Lead at the UK Cyber Security Council, an…
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Ian Mitchell is the founder of Wizard Sciences, a world-class health and wellness research and development company. As a research scientist and pharmaceutical consultant, Ian is always exploring how to formulate products that enhance energy, extend healthspan, and optimize for reduced inflammation. We unpack the science of his two popular products,…
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Welcome to Episode 3 of "The Cyber Standard Podcast"! Join host Ameet Jugnauth, Vice President of the London Chapter of ISACA, as he delves into the essential aspects of applying for and assessing candidates in the cybersecurity field. In this episode, titled "How to Apply," Ameet is joined by distinguished guests Ethan Duffell, representing the UK…
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Traditional security questionnaires just aren't cutting it anymore. Tune into this ISACA Podcast episode, Chris McGowan chats with VISO TRUST CEO and Co-founder, Paul Valente as they delve into the evolving landscape of Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM), exposing the limitations of current methods and exploring how emerging AI trends are shaping a…
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Are you curious about how to maximize the strategic value and impact of your bug bounty program? In this episode, you can learn how Adobe continuously develops and improves its bounty program to engage security researchers and hackers globally and improve its security posture from an adversary perspective. In this ISACA Podcast, Chris McGown, ISACA…
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Welcome to Episode 2 of "The Cyber Standard Podcast"! Join host Ameet Jugnauth, Vice President of the London Chapter of ISACA, as he delves into the intricacies of cybersecurity standardization. In this episode, titled "Audit and Assurance," Ameet is joined by esteemed guests Leanne Sperry, Project Manager for Standards Development at the UK Cyber …
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Tune in to the inaugural episode of "The Cyber Standard Podcast," “The Vision!” Join host Ameet Jugnauth as he interviews Robin Lyons, ISACA Principal, IT Audit Professional Practices, and Annmarie Dann, Director of Professional Standards at the UK Cyber Security Council, in a compelling discussion about the standardization of specialisms in cybers…
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Getting dressed is a routine example of everyday life packed with choices. Should I wear pants or shorts? Do I need a sweater? Shoes or sandals? While we often make these choices subconsciously, even actions that don’t appear as choices include several microscopic risk-based calculations. These judgments are executed based on some estimate of risk,…
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ISACA recently marked the 25th anniversary of Steve Ross’ ISACA Journal Information Security Matters column. Over the last quarter century, technology, security, and the workforce have evolved, while certain challenges remain the same. In this ISACA Podcast episode, Safia Kazi speaks to Steve about how he started writing for the Journal, societal s…
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Organizations can no longer rely on legacy vulnerability management solutions to protect against even basic attacks. Instead, vulnerability management is just one small component in a unified continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) approach to securing an enterprise from malicious intruders and ransomware. In addition to vulnerability manageme…
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In this ISACA Podcast episode, we’ll delve into how leveraging Agile concepts can mitigate common challenges neurodiverse auditors face in the workplace. Neurodivergent auditors can bring a fresh and dynamic energy to projects if given appropriate accommodation. Join us as ISACA's Robin Lyons chats with Program External Audit IT Program Manager Ama…
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