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Cloud Security Podcast by Google focuses on security in the cloud, delivering security from the cloud, and all things at the intersection of security and cloud.
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EP293 Farewell (for now?) (opens the original)
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EP293 Farewell (for now) Tim and Anton reflect on 5 years of podcasting and say farewell to their listeners in the final episode of Cloud Security Podcast by Google. What will the future bring? Resources: VIdeo version Show YouTube page Show on Apple Podcasts Show on Spotify
EP292 Inside Chrome Security: AI Patching, Agents, Rust, and … Your Tabs (opens the original)
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Guests: Jasika Bawa, Group Product Manager, Chrome Security Doug Turner, Engineering Director, Chrome Security Topics: Gemini agent harness found a sandbox escape that survived in the codebase for 13 years! How did that happen and how did that bug get noticed among what's surely a tidal wave of bugs being found by the machines? Chrome 149 and 150 fixed over a thousand security bugs—surpassing the last 23 milestones combined. That is a massive spike! T he blog explains it's possible by having 'fi
EP291 Ruthless Prioritization: How CISOs Can Execute a Minimum Viable Security Program (opens the original)
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Guest: Mike Armistead , CEO, Pulse Security AI Dan Lamorena , Chief Go-To-Market Officer, Pulse Security AI Topics: You've described Pulse as an 'operational management platform for cybersecurity leaders.' What does a security management platform look like in practice? How does Pulse bridge this 'translation layer' gap? How do you help a CISO transition from presenting patch rates and MTTD to discussing liability exposure and business capital allocation? What actually gets better when someone wo
EP290 Project Atlas: Wiz's AI Vulnerability Research (opens the original)
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ZeroDay Cloud: How a hacking competition exposed the reality of AI-augmented offensive security. The Power of Multi-Agent AI: Why a single model is not enough, and how specialized agents (Threat Modeling, Hunting, Triage, and Adversarial Debate) collaborate like a human team. GitHub RCE & CosmosDB Cross Tenant Access: A breakdown of the record-breaking bounty for the GitHub RCE report and the Azure CosmosDB master key vulnerability discovered by Atlas. Humans vs. AI: Whether vulnerability resear
EP289 Software Engineering vs. Software Craft: How Google Scalably Eliminates Classes of Vulnerabilities (opens the original)
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How do you build the foundations for a secure Google-scale enterprise that stays secure even if an AI is writing the code and nobody has time to review it? In this episode, hosts Timothy Peacock and Anton Chuvakin sit down with Christoph Kern, Principal Security Engineer at Google, to look under the hood of "secure-by-design." They trace Google's 15-year engineering journey to fundamentally eliminate entire classes of vulnerabilities rather than just playing whack-a-mole with bugs after they are
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