HeyJaredThe Identity Thread by Entrust
Don’t miss an episode. The Identity Thread podcast by Entrust explores the critical issues in identity-centric security. Each episode brings together industry leaders, innovators, and strategic thinkers to explore how identity shapes the future of our world.
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The Next Control Plane: Trust, Identity, and Governance for Autonomous AI (opens the original)
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Every technology shift needs infrastructure to catch up to the hype, and agentic AI is no exception. In this episode, Sathvik "Sath" Krishnamurthy, Founder and Managing Partner of Security Leadership Capital, unpacks what it actually takes to secure autonomous, non-deterministic agents at scale. From the near-limitless attack surface these systems create, to why trust is becoming a new control plane, Sath lays out how CISOs can separate real solutions from AI-washed marketing, and what questions
The Prioritization Problem: Securing AI While Preparing for Post-Quantum (opens the original)
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Organizations are facing a new kind of security challenge: one defined by compressed timelines, emerging risks, expanding trust boundaries, and competing priorities. That urgency is only increasing. Recent White House Executive Orders make clear that quantum isn’t a distant concern: the U.S. is accelerating quantum innovation while setting firm timelines to transition critical systems to post-quantum cryptography. In this episode, leaders from IBM, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and Entrust
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