The cyber security podcast that only wants to talk about the moment nobody's looking
A new video podcast from The Cyber Escape Room Co. asks the question every security team quietly dreads: what do your people actually do when no one is watching?
There is no shortage of cyber security podcasts. Most involve two men, a lot of acronyms, and a microphone that cost more than the advice. When Nobody's Watching is trying something braver: being watchable.
The video series from The Cyber Escape Room Co. takes its name from the uncomfortable premise underneath all security culture. Not what people know. Not what they tick on a form. What they actually do in the unglamorous moment when nobody is checking: the held door, the reused password, the link clicked at the end of a long day.
Each episode pairs a proper conversation with a segment the producers have named “Fix It in 60”, in which a guest gets sixty seconds to solve a real security headache without resorting to the phrase “annual training”. Harder than it sounds, apparently.
“We wanted something people would actually finish,” a spokesperson said, “rather than another hour of jargon nobody asked for.”
Early guests are being kept quiet, which in podcast terms counts as suspense. New episodes land fortnightly. You can watch at whennobodyswatching.co.uk, or find it on Apple Podcasts and Spotify if you prefer to listen while, appropriately, nobody's watching.