SEON Cat & Mouse Podcast

In the last episode of our Cat and Mouse Podcast, Peter shares a range of interesting insights with Jimmy Fong including:Why fraud is always going to be about people, not technologyWhat do the ‘Zombie’ and ‘Cybercrime Triangle’ theories stand forImportance of policies and structure for when fraud or ransomware does hitHow fraud has shifted in the last decade

Holding over a decade of experience at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Lloyd has helped combat identity fraud, theft, and criminal organizations for much of his career. Now at the biggest social media platform in the world, he helps mitigate potential risks on the platform. Alongside our host Jimmy Fong, Lloyd details:His learnings from federal law enforcement and the private sectorHow his time at Homeland Security developed his understanding of criminals and fraudstersIt the importance for businesses to have good digital hygiene and educate their own employeesWhat TikTok is doing to help raise awareness of fraud & cybersecurity

Steve Moffatt visits us to share his insights on how fraudsters are gaining specialized knowledge about specific companies, growing concerns around pen-testing smaller businesses before launching full-scale attacks on bigger ones and developing a strategy to succeed safely at phenomenal speed (90% payment approval rate in under 25 seconds!)

Presenter of The Rise of Money Launderers on Snapchat and Instagram, part of VICE’s Crimewave series, Obi Juwah gives insight into how the production came about and what it was like meeting active fraudsters straight from social media and the problems around money muling and youth education.

Mike Jones, otherwise known as The H4unt3d Hacker, has had one heck of a career. From operating alongside the Anonymous group to helping tech-smart children use their skills for good, this episode offers a glimpse into the dark world of cybersecurity and the psychology behind cybercriminals. 

Claire's combination of mental health awareness, professional experience, and academic knowledge makes for some interesting insights in this episode!

Darren Hodder joins us to discuss what new threats have emerged from remote working, the growth of sophisticated targeting & ransomware attacks on businesses as well as the always the importance of the human element of fraud.

Industry veteran John Marsden talks about why digital identity has become and will continue to be one of the key aspects of risk management as well as the importance of online security education.