
Our goal with this series is to offer you things that are both useful and interesting. But, as the name implies, all the episodes will be both brief and about security.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Welcome to the beginning of our second series on Artificial Intelligence, or AI. Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday life. For many, it feels exciting — even liberating. But AI is a tool, and like any tool, it can be used for both go... more
Let’s talk about discernment. How do we evaluate these tools? And how do we avoid the trap of treating AI as more than it is?
What AI Is and What It Is Not
Let’s clear the air about what AI actually is. When we misunderstand AI, we risk either overtrusting it or relating to it as though it were human.
Welcome to a new series on AI, or artificial intelligence. This will be on the ethics and morality of using AI. We will rely heavily on the work done by Ericius Security’s founder, Sean Eyre. Ericius Security is a faith based cyber security firm. We ... more
Awareness, Faith, and Peace
As we close this series on situational awareness, we want to return to the foundation: this is not about fear. It’s about peace.
Situational Awareness for Families
Situational awareness isn’t just for families or security teams—it’s a family affair. In this episode, we’ll talk about how to help your spouse and kids develop awareness without living in fear.
Awareness at Home and What to Do When It Feels Off
So far, we’ve talked about situational awareness in public. But today, we’re bringing it closer to home—because awareness starts where you live.
Be Prepared: Planning Ahead at Home and On the Move
So far, we’ve looked at the mindset of situational awareness and how to become informed and observant. Today, we’re moving to the third pillar: be prepared.









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