348: Business Matters with Steve Durbin
Jul 21, 2026 · 30 min · 11 segments
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Jul 21, 2026 · 30 min · 11 segments
Steve DurbinHost[upbeat music] Hello, I'm Juliet Foster, and welcome to Business Matters, in association with The European Magazine, first broadcast on Bloomberg TV in July 2026.
Now, as the UK prepares for a change in leadership, many organizations are asking what this moment could mean for cyber resilience, digital inclusion, and national security.
Andy Burnham, the former mayor of Manchester tipped to replace Sir Keir Starmer as prime minister, has long championed community-level access to technology and digital services.
And while these themes have featured in Mr. Burnham's public thinking, they're also part of a much wider global conversation about cyber resilience and national capability.
So what should an incoming leader prioritize in cybersecurity? How should digital inclusion shape national resilience? And what should businesses do to stay secure and profitable during periods of political transition? Well, Steve Durbin is CEO of the Information Security Forum, a global independent authority on cyber risk and security best practice.
He's spent years helping organizations navigate these very issues, and he joins me now in the studio.
Steve, it is very good to see you.
Welcome.
[upbeat music] Hello, I'm Juliet Foster, and welcome to Business Matters, in association with The European Magazine, first broadcast on Bloomberg TV in July 2026.
Now, as the UK prepares for a change in leadership, many organizations are asking what this moment could mean for cyber resilience, digital inclusion, and national security.
Andy Burnham, the former mayor of Manchester tipped to replace Sir Keir Starmer as prime minister, has long championed community-level access to technology and digital services.
And while these themes have featured in Mr. Burnham's public thinking, they're also part of a much wider global conversation about cyber resilience and national capability.
So what should an incoming leader prioritize in cybersecurity? How should digital inclusion shape national resilience? And what should businesses do to stay secure and profitable during periods of political transition? Well, Steve Durbin is CEO of the Information Security Forum, a global independent authority on cyber risk and security best practice.
He's spent years helping organizations navigate these very issues, and he joins me now in the studio.
Steve, it is very good to see you.
Welcome.
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