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Security Visionaries is a podcast all about the world of cyber, data, and tech infrastructure, bringing together experts from around the world and across domains.
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Architecting Amid Regulations in Finance (opens the original)
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Seb Leal Bennett leads architecture and cloud for a major European investment bank, where the margin for error is basically zero. On Security Visionaries, he tells host Emily Wearmouth how regulation shapes cloud architecture from day one, why roughly 30% of cloud spend still goes to waste, and how zero trust holds up across hybrid environments. They also debate what changes when an AI assistant stops simply agreeing with you.
Why Netskope Let AI Hack Its Own Software (opens the original)
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On the latest episode of Security Visionaries, host Emily Wearmouth sits down with Mohit Kulamkolly, senior engineer on Netskope’s security red team, for a candid look at what happens when you point frontier AI models at your own product’s code. Mohit draws on his team’s research (using Claude Mythos and ChatGPT 5.5), explains what a memory corruption bug actually is, and why it remains one of the hardest and most dangerous flaws to find. From building isolated sandbox labs that let AI agents hu
The AI Public-Private Divide (opens the original)
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On the latest episode of Security Visionaries, host Bailey Popp sits down with Teresa Carlson, Global Head of Public Sector at Anthropic and former CEO of the General Catalyst Institute, for a wide-ranging conversation on the intersection of AI, cybersecurity, and public-private collaboration. Teresa draws on nearly three decades in technology to share what it truly takes to work with government. From navigating compliance frameworks like FedRAMP to building sponsor networks that accelerate the
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