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Sep 29, 2026

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Welcome to the Cybersecurity Readiness Podcast Series with Dr. Dave Chatterjee.
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Dr. Chatterjee is the author of the book Cybersecurity Readiness, a Holistic and High-Performance Approach, a SAGE publication.
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He has been studying cybersecurity for over a decade, authored and edited scholarly papers, delivered talks, conducted webinars and workshops, consulted with companies, and served on a cybersecurity SWAT team with chief information security officers.
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His work on proactive cybersecurity has been featured on USA Today.
Bishnu Mohan DashGUEST
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And for the last two decades, I have been writing continuously for the Indianization of social work.
Bishnu Mohan DashGUEST
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Some of my major work is Introduction to Social Work by Sage Publication, a detailed volume.
Bishnu Mohan DashGUEST
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I've also edited two volumes and that is fieldwork training and social work from Rutledge Taylor Francis, another Indian social work by Rutledge Taylor Francis.
Bishnu Mohan DashGUEST
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Thankfully, sir, before 10 years, your good self has written review of my book.
Bishnu Mohan DashGUEST
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In addition to that, sir, I have also published lots of literature, books by leading Indian publisher, particularly relating to Indian social work.
Bishnu Mohan DashGUEST
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And extensively, sir, I have been engaged in writing on articles for Scopus index journals and chapters for the leading publishers.
Bishnu Mohan DashGUEST
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like I've contributed for Oxford, University Press, Springer, Willi, Sage, Rutledge, on different aspects of Indian education.
Bishnu Mohan DashGUEST
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Thank you, sir.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:02
Welcome to the Cybersecurity Readiness Podcast Series with Dr. Dave Chatterjee.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:07
Dr. Chatterjee is the author of the book Cybersecurity Readiness, a Holistic and High-Performance Approach, a SAGE publication.
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0:15
He has been studying cybersecurity for over a decade, authored and edited scholarly papers, delivered talks, conducted webinars and workshops, consulted with companies, and served on a cybersecurity SWAT team with chief information security officers.
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His work on proactive cybersecurity has been featured on USA Today.
Jonathan D. GrinsteinHOST
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It'll be interesting to see how that landscape looks a year from now and whether there will be some impressive use cases to show for it.
Jonathan D. GrinsteinHOST
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As always, you can reach us at ipm.podcasts at sagepub.com or shoot me a DM on LinkedIn or X. I'm Jonathan Grinsine, North American editor inside Precision Medicine, and I hope you enjoy my conversation with Dr. Palani Kumarisan on Roche's push to make precision medicine a reality by improving diagnostics across the disease continuum.
Jonathan D. GrinsteinHOST
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Palani Kumarisan, thank you so much for joining me today on Behind the Breakthroughs.
Jonathan D. GrinsteinHOST
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So you are the global head of Roche Diagnostic Solutions.
Joseph HolmesHOST
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For headline of average length, each additional negative word increased the click through rate by 2.3%.
Joseph HolmesHOST
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On the other hand, on the other hand, A 2020-12 Sage Journal piece, What Makes Content Go Viral, found that content that evokes high arousal, positive, like awe, or negative, like anger, anxiety, emotions, is more viral, while content that evokes low arousal, emotions like sadness, are less viral.
Joseph HolmesHOST
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So it's less about the anger in general and more about high arousal rates.
Joseph HolmesHOST
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A 2021 PubMed report argued, out-group animosity drives engagement on social media.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:02
Welcome to the Cybersecurity Readiness podcast series with Dr. Dave Chatterjee.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:07
Dr. Chatterjee is the author of the book Cybersecurity Readiness, a Holistic and High-Performance Approach, a SAGE publication.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:15
He has been studying cybersecurity for over a decade, authored and edited scholarly papers, delivered talks, conducted webinars and workshops, consulted with companies, and served on a cybersecurity SWAT team with chief information security officers.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:30
His work on proactive cybersecurity has been featured on USA Today.

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