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Enterprise AI Defenders

Enterprise AI Defenders is a podcast hosted by Abnormal AI Founder & CEO Evan Reiser, and CIO & CISO Mike Britton.

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16
Latest publication
Sep 24, 2026
Audience
~40 subscribers
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Video · Sep 24, 2026

    AI Is Transforming Next-Gen SIEM #ai #podcast #cybersecurity #business #technology (opens the original)

    Excerpt · 1 min · 55 views by Sep 30, 2026

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    Building detections mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework is slow, manual, painstaking work that most security teams grind through by hand. Now next-gen SIEM platforms are starting to do it automatically with AI, and the results are hard to ignore. What happens when the tools you already own suddenly get sharper on their own? In this episode, Joshua Brown (former VP & Global CISO, H&R Block) shares what's genuinely encouraging about where next-gen SIEM is heading. He points to a platform claiming

  2. Video · Sep 23, 2026

    Running an AI-Powered SOC and Going Passwordless with Equifax EVP & CISO Jeremy Koppen (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone · 31 min · 17 views by Sep 30, 2026

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    On the 45th episode of Enterprise AI Defenders, hosts Evan Reiser (CEO and co-founder, Abnormal AI) and Mike Britton (CIO, Abnormal AI) talk with Jeremy Koppen, Global CISO at Equifax. Equifax is one of the three major consumer credit bureaus and a global data, analytics, and identity-verification company that safeguards credit and identity information on hundreds of millions of consumers and businesses worldwide. Jeremy explains how an agentic AI system now closes roughly 50% of his SOC's ticke

  3. Video · Sep 17, 2026

    The CISO Mindset AI Adoption Needs #ai #podcast #cybersecurity #business #technology (opens the original)

    Excerpt · 1 min · 19 views by Sep 30, 2026

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    A lot of security leaders instinctively say no to new AI tools, but that caution can quietly hold the whole business back. The real growth comes from testing these systems yourself, pressure testing them, and learning where they help and where they fall short. Are you giving your business the chance to leap forward, or are you the one standing in the way? In this episode, Matt Bunch (VP & Global CISO, Tyson Foods) makes the case for hands-on AI adoption. He explains why you should trial and pres

  4. Video · Sep 10, 2026

    AI Scams Are Fooling Bank Customers #ai #podcast #cybersecurity #business #technology (opens the original)

    Excerpt · 1 min · 27 views by Sep 30, 2026

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    AI-powered scams don't just look real anymore, they sound and move like the real thing across email, voice, and even video. The hardest part for a bank isn't defending its own systems, it's protecting customers who are being convinced to hand over their money willingly. What do you do when a customer is authorizing the fraud themselves, and won't believe you when you warn them? In this episode, Keith Gordon (CISO, CIBC) breaks down the fraud problem that lives outside the bank's boundary. He exp

  5. Video · Sep 3, 2026

    Hackers Are Harvesting Your AI Data #ai #podcast #cybersecurity #business #technology (opens the original)

    Excerpt · 1 min · 14 views by Sep 30, 2026

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    Your enterprise AI tools feel safe, but one setting can quietly strip away every guardrail you thought you had. Most people don't realize Microsoft Copilot has two modes, and switching to the wrong one puts your data out in the open. Do your teams know the difference between "work" and "web," and what they're giving up when they click? In this episode, Mark Ballister (CISO, Montefiore Health System) breaks down the real risk hiding inside everyday AI tools. He explains how Copilot's enterprise "

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