Navigating the Future: Federal Enterprise Prototypes in Threat Pursuit – Part 1

Season 2 /
/Episode 26

Navigating the Future: Federal Enterprise Prototypes in Threat Pursuit – Part 1

What does it take to defend national infrastructure in a rapidly evolving threat landscape?

In this episode of the SafeHouse podcast, host Jeff Edwards sits down with Luke Tenery, Partner at StoneTurn and former cybersecurity leader at Kroll, to unpack the human and technical layers of building a federal threat pursuit model.

With experience rooted in digital forensics, incident response, and working alongside former federal agents, Luke shares how blending public-private talent is reshaping how agencies and vendors approach threat defense.

From cyber leadership and culture to the future of enterprise-wide visibility, this episode takes you inside the evolution of cyber strategy at the national level.

💡 Why public-private collaboration is vital for modern threat pursuit

🔍 How the government is aligning with commercial best practices

🔐 The role of mission clarity and culture in building cyber resilience

#Cybersecurity #FederalIT #ThreatPursuit #DigitalTrust #RiskManagement

🎧 Watch now and learn how federal cybersecurity is becoming more proactive, agile, and integrated than ever.

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With more than 40 years of experience in electrical engineering and energy systems, Nick explains why our aging electrical grid is struggling to keep pace with modern demands—particularly the explosive growth of artificial intelligence and data centers.

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What happens when rural hospitals, public utilities, schools, and small governments become targets of cyberattacks but lack the resources to defend themselves?

In this episode of The SafeHouse Podcast, Jeff Edwards welcomes Mike Hamilton, former Seattle CISO and CTO of PISCES International, a nonprofit organization delivering free cybersecurity monitoring and real-world workforce training to underserved communities across the United States.

This conversation is based on a real-world, three-part series designed for everyday people who suddenly find themselves dealing with a hacked account, fraud, or a suspicious alert.

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This conversation is based on a real-world, three-part series designed for everyday people who suddenly find themselves dealing with a hacked account, fraud, or a suspicious alert.

If you’ve ever wondered what you would actually do in that moment, this episode walks you through it step by step.

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Cyber Risk: Where Mitigation Meets Insurance With Michael Phillips

Cyber risk management is often framed as a choice between prevention and insurance. In reality, the most resilient organizations combine both.
In this episode of The SafeHouse, Jeff Edwards speaks with Michael Phillips, Global Head of Cyber at Coalition, about how insurers evaluate cyber risk and why mitigation and insurance must work together.

Building on a previous discussion about the elements of risk management, the conversation explores how underwriters think about cyber exposure, what signals insurers look for when assessing organizations, and why operational resilience is becoming central to modern cyber insurance.

The result is a practical discussion about how businesses should approach cyber risk today.

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