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In this TribalHub podcast episode recorded live at TribalNet 2026, host Olivia Fellows sits down with Emily Jones, Principal and Practice Leader at Warren Averett Technology Group. Jones breaks down a real-world cybersecurity incident where automated monitoring tools and proactive IT governance thwarted a critical healthcare data breach. Discover how rapid threat isolation, aligned disaster recovery and business continuity plans, and strong executive leadership safeguard patient records and keep essential operations running smoothly.

Red Ball Drills® is changing the landscape in active attacker and workplace violence exercises.  They are opening up the conversation with teams to discuss the processes organizations have in place and to learn how to develop better policy and procedures with regards to active attacker and workplace violence exercises.  In this conversation, host Michelle Bouschor talks with Aric Mutchnick, President and CEO of Red Ball Drills® about this groundbreaking program which extends well beyond standard table-top exercises.  Their comprehensive safety and security review process, utilizing proprietary methodology for true all hazards assessment, analysis, and continued improvement, is what has earned the company the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Safety Act designation. Show Links: Red Ball Drills®:  https://redballdrills.com/ TribalHub:  https://tribalhub.com/

Recorded live at the TribalHub Cybersecurity Summit, we sat down with keynote speaker Michael Levin to unpack the big ideas behind his session, “AI, Cybercrime, and the Human Factor.” From AI-driven cybercrime to why the human factor is still your strongest (and weakest) security control, Michael shares practical insights for leaders navigating today’s evolving threat landscape. We also dig a little deeper into his keynote message, what it really means to, 'Get Your Head in the Game', and … you’ll never guess his favorite travel snack!   Connect with Michael on LinkedIn today!

Change is inevitable, but getting people to embrace it is often the real challenge. In this episode, we sit down with Avish Parashar to discuss his new book, Say “Yes, And!” to Change, and explore why leaders and employees naturally resist change, plus practical ways to overcome those barriers. Avish shares strategies for successfully introducing new processes, building adaptability within teams, and creating a culture that is more open to innovation. He also walks through the framework from his book, designed to help individuals apply these change-management skills in their everyday work and life. We also dive into how tribal organizations and other resource-limited teams can apply these concepts in realistic, sustainable ways to navigate change more effectively. Tune in for actionable insights on leadership, organizational change, and building resilience in evolving workplaces! Learn more about Avish and explore his work here: Official Website  LinkedIn Profile Book URL YouTube Page

We sat down onsite at this year’s 6th Annual Cybersecurity Summit with Michelle Bouschor (TribalHub), Adam Gruszcynski (IT Director at Potawatomi Casino Hotel), and Adam Morrison (CIO at Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians) — both steering committee members of the Tribal-ISAC!  In this final episode of our Cybersecurity Summit series, we dive into highlights from the Tribal-ISAC sessions, discuss tabletop grants and their impact on recipients, and explore valuable resources available to Tribal communities—including the TribalHub Community Board. Tune in now and catch the final episode of the series! Connect with Adam and Adam on LinkedIn.

Live from the 6th Annual Cybersecurity Summit, we sit down with Renata Spinks-McNeal, CEO of Cybersec International and a featured speaker at the event, to explore Business Email Compromise (BEC) as a socio-technical challenge—where human behavior, organizational culture, and technology intersect. Tune in as we discuss the ideas behind her, "Business Email Compromise (BEC) - Technology Solutions to a People Problem" session, the ripple effects of human decision-making in cyber incidents, and how leaders can bridge the gap between people and technology to reduce risk. Connect with Renata on LinkedIn today!

We’re coming at you with another high-energy episode — live from Jacksonville, FL! Recorded at our 6th Annual Cybersecurity Summit, this conversation with Andy Jabbour (Gate 15), Toni Pepper (Tribal-ISAC), Michelle Bouschor, and Calei Coon (TribalHub) goes beyond the recap—covering key takeaways, Tribal-ISAC’s next chapter, and a few behind-the-scenes insights you didn’t hear on stage. Plus… a rapid-fire travel snack debate. Tune in and catch the energy! Connect with Andy and Toni on LinkedIn.

In this special episode of the TribalHub Podcast, we bring you the audio version of our most-attended webinar of 2025. Hear from Matt Borkowski of Arctic IT, along with tribal leaders Shannon Ramon, Director of IT at Tohono O'odham Nation and George Wood, CIO at the Mohegan Tribe as they share real-world insights on modernizing tribal accounting through cloud-based ERP solutions. The conversation explores centralized financial data, automation, AI, improved compliance, faster month-end close, and how unified systems support data sovereignty and smarter decision-making.   Learn more about ArcticIT on LinkedIn.  Follow TribalHub on LinkedIn or visit www.tribalhub.com.

This week, we’re featuring our top podcast of 2025! Recorded at the 2025 Cybersecurity Summit, the TribalHub team spoke with Hart Brown, CEO of Future Point of View, about what the future of artificial intelligence holds for tribes and tribal enterprises. TribalHub's 6th Annual Cybersecurity Summit is taking place February 17-20, at the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront, Jacksonville, FL.  For more information and to register, visit the TribalHub website!

Join us as Sarah EchoHawk explores the evolving STEM landscape, the opportunities ahead for Native youth, and how tribes and tribal enterprises can strengthen their partnership with the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES). Tribal Share, the nonprofit governing body for the Tribal Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Tribal-ISAC), donated $1,500 to AISES following their annual golf outing that kicks off the TribalNet Conference & Tradeshow. Tribal-ISAC is proud to support Indigenous youth in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education. Note:  The 2026 Canada Gathering is the 8th annual gathering in Toronto, ON, and registration is currently open to attend and sponsor the event: https://events.aises.org/website/91085/ The 2026 AISES National Gathering will be taking place in Portland, OR. To learn more about AISES, visit https://aises.org/ . To learn more about Tribal-ISAC, visit https://tribalisac.org/ .

Recorded live at TribalNet, this conversation with Doug Paget, Tribal Team Leader at Euna Solutions, dives deeper into his session on data-driven governance. Doug shares how tribal governments can create an environment where data is holistically collected and used, align data with strategic goals, and leverage technology to build more adaptive, informed, and resilient communities.   Connect with Doug on LinkedIn.

In this episode, Michelle Bouschor sits down with Mark Badal of Chumash Enterprises during the TribalNet Conference & Tradeshow to talk about the intersection of data and AI. Listen in as Mark breaks down how tribes can define what’s truly sensitive data, take the first steps toward proper classification, and evaluate the real risks of sharing data with AI vendors in a rapidly evolving tech landscape.

In this episode, Michelle Bouschor sits down with Tribal-ISAC Steering Committee Members Toni Pepper, Adam Gruszcynski to discuss THE PULSE, The State of Cybersecurity Within Tribal Nations Cyber Report, the new tabletop exercise grant program available for ISAC members, and their session at TribalNet. They also share what they’ve been hearing from attendees about current cybersecurity challenges and—bonus—find out what Adam might be doing if he weren’t crushing it as an IT professional!   Links: Tribal-ISAC webpage The Pulse Report Table Top Grant Application

Recorded live at TribalNet 2025, Michelle Bouschor chats with KC Petersen about her session on “Security Awareness—Keeping It New, Updated, and Engaging.” KC shares what’s been working for her casino property, how to make security training more effective, and creative ways to turn employee awareness into everyday action.

From the floor of TribalNet 2025, Michelle Bouschor catches up with Andy Jabbour of Gate 15 to talk incident response, why non-IT leaders need to be part of the conversation, and what’s trending across the conference. Plus, a fun pop-up question: what would Andy do if he weren’t working in tech?   Connect with Andy on LinkedIn and learn more about Gate 15!