Joe Saunders, CPP
Secure Frequency: The Protective Security Podcast
In a world that is volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous, Secure Frequency cuts through the noise. Hosted by Australian security leader Joe Saunders, this podcast explores the evolving landscape of protective security, from insider risks and violent extremism to emerging technologies and geopolitics. Each episode features in-depth conversations with experts, innovators, and frontline leaders working to safeguard people, property and information across government and critical infrastructure. Together, they unpack what works, what’s changing, and what the future holds.
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Joe Saunders, CPP
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30 lis 2025
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E2: Chris Taylor on Ideologically-Motivated Espionage 30.11.2025 34:44
Chris Taylor is Head of ASPI’s Statecraft and Intelligence Policy Centre within the National Security Program. His areas of expertise include intelligence and security, and their role in Australian strategy and policymaking. Chris’ current research focuses on emergent and emerging issues facing intelligence services internationally and in Australia, the place of intelligence agencies in democracie...
E1: Alex Marshall on building a Protective Security Framework 30.11.2025 31:08
Welcome to the first episode of Secure Frequency - the show dedicated to improving protective security in Australia and beyond. Our first guest is Alex Marshall, one of the driving forces behind the Tasmanian Protective Security Policy Framework. After an accomplished career in policing, Alex was given the task of creating a state PSPF. Listen to this interview to learn how she went from recruitme...
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