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  • Episode 4: Driving the Digital Backbone with Matt Cadieux (Oracle Red Bull Racing Chief Information Officer)
    Read the full companion blog for this episode at 1Password.com.Episode Notes00:00 — Room tone & setupBrief pre-roll and sound check before the conversation begins.04:39 — Opening: Digital backbone of a championship teamCalum introduces the show and guest Matt Cadieux (CIO); framing the scope from HQ to global race operations.05:37 — Scale & scope: From 300 people to a fully digital enterpriseHow the team’s infrastructure now underpins design, manufacturing, racing, marketing, and fan engagement; growth and complexity.09:53 — Operating everywhere: Security at home and on the roadChallenges of protecting people, devices, and networks across 24 races and third-party venues; building layered defenses and trust.12:13 — When things go wrong: Outages, malware, and learning loopsImola’s circuit-wide failure and earlier malware incidents; designing for continuity, playbooks, and graceful degradation.18:54 — Protecting the crown jewelsSafeguarding CAD, strategy, and dyno data; mapping what’s sensitive, who needs it, and the trade-off between control and speed.23:52 — The Ops Room advantageInside the control room: multidisciplinary decision-making, rapid feedback to the garage, and tools that compress time.36:37 — Identity first: Passkeys, device trust, and zero-trust ingredientsWhy identity and trusted devices are foundation layers; how partnership with 1Password accelerates rollout and best practices.43:35 — Building Red Bull Powertrains from scratchStanding up a new digital stack for engines; lessons in scoping, resourcing, and integrating with the chassis program.47:43 — AI with guardrailsLongstanding ML in F1, plus today’s AI: start small, prove value, scale with controls and procedures.54:31 — Leadership takeawaysSecurity as a team sport: invest in people, clarify ownership, choose partners wisely, and communicate in plain English.57:47 — CloseFinal reflections and sign-off. More ways to engage with the show and 1Password:Watch the show on YouTubeListen on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts and SpotifyFollow us on X, Facebook, and InstagramExplore more on 1Password.com/Oracle-Red-Bull-RacingThe Securing the Win podcast is produced by 1Password and Motorsport Studios in collaboration with Oracle Red Bull Racing.
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  • Episode 3: Securing the Digital Garage with Nimesh Kotecha (Oracle Red Bull Racing Group Head of End User Services)
    Read the full companion blog for this episode at 1Password.com.Episode Notes 00:00 — Opening & SetupRoom tone, slate, and introduction to the conversation and series context.02:02 — Guest Intro: The Digital GarageCalum introduces Nimesh Kotecha and his remit: every login, device, and workflow across Oracle Red Bull Racing.03:00 — Scope & Evolution of End User ServicesFrom a small setup to an enterprise estate supporting 1,800+ users; balancing usability with security as complexity scales.05:20 — Security by Design, Tested with EngineersPolicy and control stack (M365, identity, encryption) pressure-tested with engineers to remove race-day friction.07:30 — Consistent Experience AnywhereFactory to pit wall, device posture checks, certificates, and policies ensure the same secure access globally.10:30 — Least Privilege with SpeedHow exception processes grant time-boxed elevated access without expanding risk during critical moments.13:40 — Incident Response PlaybookIsolate first, investigate via logs, block known-bad, and often rebuild to guarantee confidence before rejoining the network.16:20 — Passwordless and 1Password in the StackBiometrics and passkeys reduce friction. 1Password improves credential hygiene and speeds workflows in the garage.19:00 — Vendors, Contractors, and Device TrustEducation and controlled access today, with future plans to enable secure use of third-party devices.21:20 — AI on the HorizonEarly trials to summarize alerts and suggest remediations. Trust and data quality remain gating factors.24:00 — Race Operations RealitiesWireless, weather, and venue-specific challenges. Monitoring, encryption, and rapid response across track environments.27:30 — Measuring Success and CultureShorter post-event reports, fewer issues, and empowered users show security culture as a performance multiplier.29:30 — Close and TakeawaysSecurity, enablement, and reliability fuel competitive advantage on track and across any modern enterprise. More ways to engage with the show and 1Password:Watch the show on YouTubeListen on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts and SpotifyFollow us on X, Facebook, and InstagramExplore more on 1Password.com/Oracle-Red-Bull-RacingThe Securing the Win podcast is produced by 1Password and Motorsport Studios in collaboration with Oracle Red Bull Racing.
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  • Episode 2: When the Threat is Inside with Mark Hazelton (Oracle Red Bull Racing Chief Security Officer)
    Read the full companion blog for this episode at 1Password.com.Episode Notes00:00 — Opening at MK7Calum sets the scene inside Oracle Red Bull Racing’s headquarters, highlighting the blend of speed, secrecy, and security that defines Formula 1.02:00 — Introducing Mark HazeltonOverview of Hazelton’s 22-year career at Red Bull Racing and his role safeguarding intellectual property and systems across the team.06:00 — Lessons from Formula 1 EspionageDiscussion of past incidents in the sport and how they reshaped security strategy, from physical documents to digital data.10:00 — Protecting Billions of Data PointsHazelton explains the scale of data flow in modern F1 and how layered defenses keep sensitive systems secure.15:00 — Insider Threats and Role-Based AccessHow internal access evolved from open trust to precise, need-to-know structures that reduce risk without slowing performance.20:00 — Culture of Security and Change ManagementAdapting to new tools, reducing friction in daily workflows, and embedding security as part of team culture.25:00 — Partnerships and TestingHow external audits, apprenticeships, and simulations strengthen Red Bull Racing’s resilience and readiness.30:00 — The Human FactorWhy the team’s biggest strength—and weakness—is people, and how awareness and discipline keep systems secure.35:00 — Looking Ahead: AI, Quantum, and Evolving ThreatsHazelton discusses preparing for emerging technologies, evolving regulations, and the race to stay one step ahead.40:00 — Closing ReflectionsCalum and Mark connect F1 security to universal lessons in leadership, innovation, and digital trust. More ways to engage with the show and 1Password:Watch the show on YouTubeListen on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts and SpotifyFollow us on X, Facebook, and InstagramExplore more on 1Password.com/Oracle-Red-Bull-RacingThe Securing the Win podcast is produced by 1Password and Motorsport Studios in collaboration with Oracle Red Bull Racing.
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  • Episode 1: Leadership Through Change with Laurent Mekies (Oracle Red Bull Racing CEO and Team Principal)
    Read the full companion blog for this episode at 1Password.com.Episode Notes00:00 — IntroductionCalum Nicholas welcomes listeners to Securing the Win, setting the stage for how leadership, innovation, and cybersecurity intersect in Formula 1.01:45 — Taking the Reins Mid-SeasonLaurent Mekies discusses stepping into the CEO and Team Principal role mid-season and how he approached earning trust in a team defined by excellence.05:30 — Leadership Through ChangeHow Laurent quickly learned the culture of Oracle Red Bull Racing and balanced short-term performance with long-term transformation.10:15 — Building Morale and MindsetThe importance of energy, communication, and shared purpose in keeping a world-class team performing at its peak.15:50 — Learning from FailureWhy accepting mistakes and fostering accountability fuels both innovation and team growth.21:20 — Engineering ResilienceLaurent’s perspective on what “resilience” truly means in Formula 1 — and how that mindset translates beyond the track.25:40 — The Human Side of SecurityA look at how trust, collaboration, and secure systems underpin every competitive advantage in modern racing.29:00 — Looking Ahead to 2026Balancing the pursuit of future innovation with the relentless demands of the present season.33:00 — Closing ThoughtsLaurent reflects on what defines great leadership under pressure and what he’s learned from the Oracle Red Bull Racing team. More ways to engage with the show and 1Password:Watch the show on YouTubeListen on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts and SpotifyFollow us on X, Facebook, and InstagramExplore more on 1Password.com/Oracle-Red-Bull-RacingThe Securing the Win podcast is produced by 1Password and Motorsport Studios in collaboration with Oracle Red Bull Racing.
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Securing the Win takes listeners inside how one of the most successful and advanced teams in Formula 1® protects its competitive edge, where performance excellence meets digital resilience. Hosted by former Red Bull Racing mechanic Calum Nicholas, the series brings together Oracle Red Bull Racing drivers, engineers, and technology leaders to explore what it takes to stay secure and win at the highest level of competition. Through exclusive stories of leadership, innovation, and cybersecurity in a high-performance culture, each episode uncovers how trusted access and human performance drive results both on the track and in the digital world. From behind-the-scenes F1® moments to lessons every business can use, Securing the Win shows that true speed comes from the strength of systems, teams, and trust.
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