HeyJaredSecure Ventures with Kyle McNulty
Kyle McNulty interviews cutting-edge founders in the cyber security space to understand their plights, glories, and revolutionary products.
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Kibu | CEO Ari Andersen on "Serendipity Maxing" and Reimagining Trust (opens the original)
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Kibu is a digital trust layer providing infrastructure for identity verification for peer to peer connections. Using the Kibu app, individuals can assure themselves they are communicating with the intended party as opposed to an AI deepfake or a criminal impersonating someone. Before Kibu, Ari had a very atypical career for a cyber founder. He started a podcast called "Millennials don't Suck", and he leveraged that into a production company for other media. He then started a bootstrapped softwar
Tracebit | CEO Andy Smith on Modern Cyber Deception (opens the original)
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Happy BlackHat to those who celebrate! Andy Smith is founder and CEO of Tracebit. Tracebit sells a cyber deception platform to lure attackers into targeting intentionally vulnerable targets, giving valuable information to defenders. Andy argues that as AI-driven attacks increase in exploit speed and complexity, deception will play more of a role than ever to provide early detection to defenders. Before Tracebit, Andy worked as a developer, including head of engineering at Tessian which was acqui
Exein | CEO Gianni Cuozzo on the Challenges of True Deep Tech (opens the original)
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Gianni Cuozzo is founder and CEO at Exein. Exein is an OT and IoT security company providing enhanced endpoint monitoring, and the company has really hit its stride in the last couple of years having raised 100M euros in late 2025. As Gianni talks about in the episode, it’s been a long journey. He started his career in the intelligence community like some of the other OT security greats like the founders of Dragos, Claroty, and Armis. But when he started Exein in 2018, the market was not yet rea
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