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In this week's podcast:We hear three different views about the way cyber threats are affectingcompanies and consumers.Christian Fredrikson, president and CEO of Finnish computer security company F-Secure, explains that mobile phones and tablets are at growing risk of attack; Verizon's Ernie Hayden looks at protecting critical national infrastructure, and Lloyds Banking Group, looks at the growing shortage of skilled infosecurity professionals.Presented and produced by Stephen Pritchard

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