Cyber Uncut

Phil Tarrant, Marcus Thompson, Liam Garman

Booking Overview

An interview-led cybersecurity and national-security show focused on Australia’s cyber threats, digital resilience, artificial intelligence, and critical infrastructure, typically featuring senior cyber executives, technical specialists, and defence or policy experts. Credible pitches include CISOs, threat researchers, critical-infrastructure security leaders, cyber policy specialists, and executives with relevant Australian market expertise; booking difficulty is medium because guests generally need substantial professional authority and practical subject-matter expertise.

Metrics

Episodes: 100

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: <1k

Gender skew: Male

Location: Australia

YouTube: 253 subscribers

Instagram: 218 followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

av@momentummedia.com.au

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Host

Phil Tarrant - Defence and national-security podcaster covering Australian security, technology, and strategic affairs.

Marcus Thompson - Major General (Retired) and former head of the Australian Defence Force’s Information Warfare Division, with expertise in defence, cyber operations, and national security.

Liam Garman - Editor of Cyber Daily, covering Australian cybersecurity, cyber threats, and the technology sector.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium

Typical Credentials:

Senior cybersecurity executives, field or technical security leaders, threat researchers, and specialists with direct experience in enterprise, operational technology, or critical-infrastructure defence.

Required Achievements:

Senior leadership roles at established cybersecurity companies, Practical expertise in enterprise or critical-infrastructure cyber defence, Authority on emerging cyber threats, resilience, or security policy

Recent Guest Discussions

Andrew McAllister - Microsoft 365 Security, Tenant Configuration, Administrative Privileges, Identity Controls, Resilience, And Automated Remediation.

Kieran Human - Malicious Browser Extensions, Ai-powered Phishing, Proactive Cyber Defence, Application Allow-listing, Ransomware Access Methods, And Australia’s Essential Eight Framework.

Alex Nehmy - Operational Technology Security, Critical Infrastructure Threats, Industrial Environments, Supply-chain Risks, Extended OT Environments, And Nation-state Cyber Threats.

Recent Topics

Cybersecurity, Cybercrime, Critical Infrastructure, Artificial Intelligence, National Security

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

Cyber Uncut

AI transforms physical security from cost centre to business enabler

September 18, 2026

Genetec's Lee Shelford says AI and cloud are giving security teams faster investigations while turning physical security systems into tools for broader business operations. Organisations should stop treating AI as a box-ticking exercise and focus on where it can deliver measurable operational gains, according to Genetec's Lee Shelford. Speaking on the Cyber Uncut podcast with David Hollingworth, Shelford says AI-powered video analytics can cut investigations from hours to minutes, allowing o...

CONTESTED GROUND: Is Australia slowly regulating away its own prosperity – and, with it, its national resilience?

September 16, 2026

Phil Tarrant and Major General (Ret'd) Dr Marcus Thompson examine the growing debate over Australia's economic direction, drawing on Chris Uhlmann's recent article in The Australian on the "Argentinisation" of Australia. They unpack the risks posed by weak productivity, rising regulation, higher costs, and falling investment – and ask what sustained economic underperformance could mean for housing, business confidence, and the nation's broader strategic strength. Because if Australia enters...

AI is forcing banks to rethink modernisation, with Atos' Dee Lawler and Matthew Hughes

September 08, 2026

AI is pushing financial institutions to modernise, but the answer is not to replace everything. Banks should focus on the technology, data, and processes that directly support business outcomes. AI is putting modernisation back on the executive agenda as legacy systems increasingly limit banks' ability to adopt AI, access data in real time, and respond to regulatory and resilience demands. Atos executives Dee Lawler and Matthew Hughes argue modernisation is now a business issue, not simply a...

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