HeyJaredLights On Data Show
Each episode puts the lights on various data topics with renowned industry experts. We cover the following topics in a fun and informative interview format: data science, data analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, data visualization, data storytelling, data…
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How to Recover Trust After an Identity Breach (opens the original)
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George Firican interviews Chris Bevil, former CISO and principal consultant at Commvault, about identity resilience—recovering to a clean, trusted state after an identity attack succeeds. They discuss why identity has become a primary target as cloud/SaaS, hybrid work, federation, and AI agents expand the attack surface and speed of compromise. Using examples like the Change Healthcare incident and an incident-response case where attackers stole session tokens, escalated privileges, created priv
The Math Problem With Human-in-the-Loop AI (opens the original)
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Most organizations treat "human in the loop" like a solved design pattern. Dr. Fern Halper, VP of Research at TDWI and author of Data Makes the World Go 'Round, says it's often just a checkbox — and that the real risk isn't agents replacing us, it's losing the judgment we'd need to supervise them. In this episode, George Firican talks with Fern about why organizations stall on AI, what's actually different about agentic AI, automation bias, the erosion of original thought, and why trust deserves
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