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Welcome to "This Is Fine" with Hunter Strategy, because who doesn't need another podcast, right? But hold on, this isn't your typical corporate spiel.
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Secure Software Development (opens the original)
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Cloud and code don't sit in separate lanes anymore, and neither do their vulnerabilities. Dan Beller (Director of Cloud Solutions) and Greg Vanore (Director of Software Development) join This Is Fine to dig into what secure software development actually demands once the checklist runs out. They cover the widening blast radius of cloud misconfigurations, the quiet risk of open source dependencies that lose their maintainers, and why "shift left" stays a slogan until contracts actually fund it. A
QA and Automated Testing (opens the original)
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Everyone claims their testing tool does AI now, and Jay Newlin (Director of Quality Assurance) has the flooded inbox to prove it. He and Greg Vanore (Director of Software Engineering) join host Matt Triner to talk about cutting through that noise, why customers still don't believe automation is worth paying for, and the readable, declarative test frameworks that actually change their minds. Then things get personal with the two worst legacy code handoff stories you'll hear this year, one on burn
Applied Cyber Threat Intelligence (opens the original)
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Ask 5 people to define threat intelligence and you'll get 5 different answers, and that's exactly where this episode starts. Will Elchert (Senior CTI Analyst, Hunter Strategy) and Jake Williams (VP of R&D, Hunter Strategy) join host Matt Triner alongside two clients living this from the buyer's side: Keith McCartney, SVP of Security and IT at DNA Nexus, and Billy Martin, CTSO at Vigor. Together, they break down what separates a threat intel program that actually drives decisions from one that's
Threat Modeling Techniques in Defense Cybersecurity (opens the original)
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Threat modeling is one of cybersecurity's most valuable practices, and one of the most skipped. Xander Keele (Director of Solution Architecture) and Greg Vanore (Director of Software Engineering) join host Matt Triner to break down frameworks like STRIDE and PASTA, why developers push back on it, and how to get buy-in without falling into pure theory. They also dig into how AI is changing the pace of both attacks and defenses. Episode Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Threat Modeling in Cybersecur
Opensource Software Security in the DoD (opens the original)
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Open source software promises cost savings and faster innovation, but the Department of Defense's approach to it is messier than most people realize. Host Matt Triner sits down with Hunter Strategy's Greg Vanore (Director of Software Engineering) and Nate Kingsley (CIO) to unpack the real risks: contributor license agreements that can sign away government-funded code, foreign ownership questions that don't always get consistent answers, and a supply chain that's only as trustworthy as its weakes
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