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TL;DR: This week I bring John Dickson back to join Jeff Collins and Raja Mukerji as we talk through the following:

1. What can AI do, for cyber security, that we can't do with current tools?
2. What is the model for incorporating AI into cybersecurity - are we replacing people? augmenting people? both? neither?
3. Where is AI the strongest in these use-cases today, and where is the promise for 12 - 36 months out?
4. What are the LIMITATIONS for AI in cybersecurity? Are these short-term limitations, or long-term?

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TL;DR: This week John Dickson returns to go deeper down the AI rabbit hole with special guest Erik Bloch as we dive into a more technical explanation of AI, how this innovation differs from other similar concepts, previous tech innovations, and some of the commercial vs consumer use-cases where AI is best suited. It's a deeper discussion, and we will for sure have a part 3, and likely 4 coming soon.

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TL;DR: So - Artificial Intelligence (AI)...incomprehensible good, or catastrophic evil? Both? And what does that depend on? This episode is the start of a series wherein we explore the potential good or bad of AI, what the dependencies are. and what kinds of branches of discussion there could be. Join us as we discuss a generational topic, with some of our best guests starting with John Dickson.

Required listening: Episode 654 w/Sounil Yu ( https://dtsr.buzzsprout.com/2153215/episodes/17193885-dtsr-episode-654-can-we-teach-machines-discretion )

Bonus, since none of you read this ... what's John's CISSP #? If you get it, send me a DM on LinkedIn and next time we're in the same place, I'll buy lunch.

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TL;DR: This week's episode asks the question - is it possible to give AI "discretion" (which feels like a uniquely human concept)? And if so - what would that look like, and how can this help a society that's hurling headlong into an AI future from destroying secrecy as we know it? Sounil Yu from Knostic joins Rafal & James to think through the problem - complete with visuals!

If that sounds a little dramatic, you'll enjoy the episode, because this problem is very real and those outside security have no idea they're creating it.

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TL;DR: On this "live on the scene" episode from Zero Trust World 2025 sponsored by Threat Locker - I have the distinct pleasure to speak with Rich Latayan about his career leading big-company security programs as CISO and his current endeavor.

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TL;DR: As per the usual, this year's RSA Conference 2025 wrap-up is with my friend Ray Canzanese, Jr. We sit in the beautiful sunshine atop the Moscone Center (gardens) and have an interesting, conversation about a number of interesting topics not the least of which is the puppies and baby goats at this year's event (well played, vendors, well played).

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TL;DR: Sometimes LinkedIn gives us an opportunity to record something meaningful - and in this episode we find a conversation with Ross Hosman's perspective on how to address the strained relationship between buyer and seller, CISO and vendor - in a meaningful way that you'll hopefully benefit from.

Sales people, take notes. CISOs ... you too.

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TL;DR: This episode is a follow-up on two episodes, building up to this conversation. On episode 629 Hed Kovetz introduced us to "Identity Security" (https://dtsr.buzzsprout.com/2153215/episodes/16174464-dtsr-episode-629-what-the-hell-is-identity-security) and then on episode 646 Ward Pyles started the conversation about how security tools really aren't set up to protect from the identity perspective (https://dtsr.buzzsprout.com/2153215/episodes/16854549-dtsr-episode-646-ward-pyles-on-human-centric-security-for-real). Well - now we invited them both onto the show to talk it through and solve the problem Ward identified with the tech Hed spoke of.

The result was better than we expected.

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TL;DR: This week's guest is BugCrowd's founder Casey Ellis. Casey's a pioneer in the security space and has some tremendous insights on how he started his business and what the future holds. Casey explains why it's important to think like a criminal, and why the 'locksmith' version of a hacker (versus 'burglar') is so important to today's security programs.

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TL;DR: This week we're joined by the one and only Mike Privette - to talk about the market forces pushing and pulling cyber security's momentum. Whether you're into startups a la VC funding, or looking to refurbish companies a la Private Equity - this conversation is an analysis of the market from someone who knows a thing or two about the whole game. Oh yeah, and Mike writes this Return on Security newsletter you need to subscribe to.

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