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EP 43 - Generate:Biomedicines's Tom Doughty on the exploit discovery gap going negative (opens the original)
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The gap between an exploit's first use and its public disclosure has gone negative. Agentically deployed attacks now reach their target before the vulnerability behind them is ever publicly reported, a shift most security programs are still catching up to. Tom Doughty , Chief Information Security Officer at Generate:Biomedicines, walks Jean through what that shift demands from a security team, from agentic countermeasures to a different approach to non-human identity, plus what changed when he m
EP 42 - Gopuff's Ravi Nori on why boards push AI at scale while security still lags behind (opens the original)
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Gopuff runs 200-plus AI agents and 100-plus MCP servers across three public clouds, and Ravi Nori is the one securing all of it. The Head of Cyber Security at Gopuff brought a defense-industry classification ethos to a cloud-native retail platform where customer data sits at the top of the priority chain. Ravi walks Jean through Gopuff's three AI deployments, the shadow AI sprawl he uncovered during an environment scan, and why agent security now spans three surfaces: desktop, browser, and cloud
EP 41 - iMerit Technology's Georgeo X. Pulikkathara on the 82 non-human accounts created for every human one (opens the original)
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What if the file itself decided who gets access, carried its own encryption, and refused unauthorized requests? Georgeo X. Pulikkathara , Global CIO and CISO at iMerit Technology , sees that future arriving fast. With 34 years in IT security and active service as a Colonel in the US Army Reserve, Georgeo breaks down 40-minute AI-enabled breaches, the flood of non-human accounts, and why human oversight remains the one control that will never go away. Topics discussed: 34 years in IT security and
EP 40 - Avanade's Jon Rohrich on why security teams should start with why before deploying AI (opens the original)
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Gartner predicts 40% of enterprise applications will incorporate agentic AI by year's end, but Jon Rohrich is asking a more basic question: why? Leading Avanade's Canadian cybersecurity practice with nearly 30 consultants, Jon keeps watching proof of concepts succeed, only to collapse when unmodeled risks surface in production. Jon tells Jean why zero trust is the right framework for governing AI agents, how to challenge stakeholders stuck in outdated security programs, and what a candidate's ho
EP 39 - Podium's Taylor Lobb on why AI agents should read files but never export them (opens the original)
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Giving an AI agent your access does not mean giving it your judgment. The fix is data that knows the difference, so the same document a person can export, an agent can only summarize, never share externally, never train on. Taylor Lobb , Chief Security Officer at Podium , tells Jean why identity now covers agents and service accounts, how visibility beats blocking shadow AI, and why every agentic workflow needs its own scoped security agent. Topics discussed: - Extending identity models to agent
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