The cybersecurity landscape just shifted permanently, and most organizations aren't ready. While CISOs struggle with alert fatigue from 40+ security tools, a new threat vector is emerging that makes traditional identity management obsolete: AI agents acting autonomously across enterprise systems.

Join Secure Talk host Justin Beals for a critical conversation with Rishi Bhargava, the security architect who built Demisto into a $560M category-defining platform and now leads Descope in solving the next impossible challenge. This episode delivers actionable insights for everyone—from Fortune 500 CISOs managing complex threat landscapes to business leaders evaluating AI adoption risks.

For Security Professionals, you'll discover: • How AI agent proliferation creates an "identity explosion" that traditional IAM can't handle • Why probabilistic AI systems require fundamentally different access controls than deterministic human users • Advanced WebAuthn and FIDO2 implementation strategies for zero-trust architectures • SOC2 compliance frameworks adapted for AI-human hybrid workflows • Real-world SOAR evolution lessons from the Demisto acquisition

For Business Leaders, you'll learn: 
• Why passwordless authentication directly impacts customer acquisition and retention 
• The hidden costs of password-related support tickets and user drop-offs 
• How early AI identity management adoption creates competitive advantages 
• Risk assessment frameworks for AI agent deployment in sensitive environments

For Everyone: 
• Why your current passwords are a ticking time bomb in an AI-first world 
• How biometric authentication actually works (and why it's more secure than you think) 
• Practical steps to future-proof your digital security today

Whether you're architecting enterprise security for thousands of employees or simply trying to understand why your login experience keeps getting more complex, this episode reveals the forces reshaping digital identity. The organizations that master AI agent authentication will lead their industries—those that don't risk catastrophic breaches and customer exodus.

#CISO #AIAuthentication #EnterpriseIdentity #ZeroTrust #PasswordlessSecurity #CyberSecurityStrategy #IAM #BiometricAuth #SecurityCompliance #AIAgents

The most dangerous threats don't break down the door - they already have the keys.

March 23, 2003, Kuwait: Command Sergeant Major Bart Womack was loading ammunition and watching Tiger Woods play golf at 1 AM when a grenade rolled into his tent. What followed was every leader's worst nightmare - discovering that one of your own had been planning to destroy you all along.

This isn't just a military story. It's a threat to security we face everywhere.

In today's world of workplace shootings, corporate espionage, and school violence, the statistics are terrifying:

• Insider threats cause 60% of all security breaches

• From Sandy Hook to Fort Hood - trusted insiders inflict maximum damage

• Corporate employees steal billions in trade secrets annually

• The average insider threat goes undetected for 85 days

What makes this episode essential viewing:

Real Combat Experience: CSM Womack survived two Bronze Star combat situations, including a firefight with North Korean forces in the DMZ

The Diary Revelations: The attacker's own writings revealed: "Destroying America was my plan as a child" - written YEARS before joining the Army

Life-Saving Strategies: The 6 proactive methods that could prevent workplace violence, school shootings, and corporate sabotage

Universal Application: These hard-learned lessons apply to offices, schools, places of worship, and anywhere people gather

The Shocking Truth: While 5,000 soldiers searched for "insurgents," the real enemy was wearing the same uniform, had taken the same oath, and was sleeping in the tent next door.

Why This Matters to YOU:

Whether you're a parent worried about school safety, a manager responsible for employee welfare, or simply someone who wants to protect your community - the warning signs are the same. Political polarization, social media radicalization, and workplace tensions create the perfect storm for insider threats.

What You'll Learn:

✅ The "Trust No One" philosophy (and what it really means)

✅ How to implement "Observe, Listen, Report" in your environment  

✅ Why your gut instinct is your strongest security tool

✅ The evolution from belief → radicalized → extreme

✅ Real warning signs that leaders consistently miss

CSM Bart Womack transformed his traumatic experience into a mission: preventing others from experiencing what he and his soldiers endured. His insights have protected countless workplaces, schools, and communities.

The Bottom Line: In an era where conspiracy theories fuel real violence, where workplace tensions explode into tragedy, and where trusted insiders become active threats - these lessons could save your life.

🎖️ 29-year Army veteran, 101st Airborne Division

📖 Author of "Embedded Enemy" 

🎤 Professional security consultant and keynote speaker

🔒 Insider threat prevention expert

This episode contains discussions of violence and may not be suitable for all audiences.

#InsiderThreat #WorkplaceSafety #SchoolSecurity #Cybersecurity #MilitaryStory #SecurityAwareness #ThreatPrevention #CorporateSecurity #NationalSecurity #CrisisManagement #SecurityLeadership #RiskManagement #EmergencyPreparedness #SafetyTraining #SecurityEducation

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Machines Running Amok: We've Created More Than We Can Secure

Twenty years ago, you could count the servers in your data center. Today, we've unleashed an army of digital entities that's spiraling beyond our control. For every human employee, there are 50-100 machine identities operating in your environment—containers, serverless functions, and automated processes that spawn and disappear by the minute. We've created more computing power than we have the ability to secure, and the machines are running amok.

In this episode of SecureTalk, we dive deep into the invisible crisis affecting 91% of organizations: machine identity breaches. Join host Justin Beals and cybersecurity expert Oded Hareven, CEO of Akeyless, as they explore why password rotation is dead, how ephemeral computing is breaking traditional security models, and what revolutionary approaches like distributed fragment cryptography mean for the future of cybersecurity.

What You'll Learn: • Why 85% of identity breaches now come from compromised machines, not humans • The fundamental mismatch between static security and dynamic infrastructure • How military-grade cybersecurity innovations are transforming commercial applications • Why the AI-quantum computing convergence is forcing us to rethink encryption • Practical steps toward "SSO for machines" and ephemeral security models

Key Topics:

• Machine identity management at scale
• Zero-knowledge cryptography
• Quantum-resistant security architectures
• The evolution from static → rotation → ephemeral security
• Building security that matches cloud-native infrastructure

Guest: Oded Hareven, Co-founder & CEO of Akeyless.

Timestamps: 

00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity and Machine Identities

04:37 The Evolution of Security Paradigms

09:30 Akeyless and Machine Identity Management

13:53 Zero Trust and Ephemeral Security

18:36 The Impact of AI and Quantum Computing on Security

23:19 Future Trends in Cybersecurity and Akeyless's Vision

Resources:

• Akeyless: https://akeyless.io
• SecureTalk Podcast: www.securetalkpodcast.com

#Cybersecurity #CloudSecurity #MachineLearning #QuantumComputing #DevSecOps #IdentityManagement #ZeroTrust

Open Source vs Commercial: How "Winning Culture" Has Made Us More Vulnerable | Greg Epstein

Silicon Valley's shift from collaborative open-source principles to winner-take-all commercial dominance hasn't just changed business models—it's made us fundamentally more vulnerable. When companies prioritize winning everything over building secure, collaborative ecosystems, we all pay the price. But there's a profound irony: the more desperately these leaders chase absolute victory, the more they reveal themselves as losers of the most important game—building meaningful human communities.

In this episode, Harvard and MIT Humanist Chaplain Greg Epstein explores how tech's false prophets have led us astray and, more importantly, how we might find our way back to building human-centered security that actually works. The strongest security has never come from building higher walls—it comes from creating ecosystems where everyone's success strengthens the whole. When we understand how to work together better, we all create better security.

What You'll Learn: 
• How winner-take-all thinking creates systemic vulnerabilities 
• Why collaborative open-source principles build more resilient systems 
• The hidden security costs of commercial dominance 
• Practical strategies for building multi-stakeholder security 
• How to shift from competition to collaboration in your organization

Watch this episode to discover how changing your approach to teamwork and partnerships can dramatically improve your security posture.

About Greg M. Epstein: Greg serves as Humanist Chaplain at Harvard University and MIT, and spent 18 months at TechCrunch exploring the ethics of companies shifting our definition of humanity. He's the author of "Tech Agnostic: How Technology Became the World's Most Powerful Religion, and Why it Desperately Needs a Reformation."

Timestamps: 
Chapters

00:00 The Corruption of Winning Culture
02:39 The Role of Community in Security
05:44 Navigating the Media Landscape
08:20 The Algorithmic Influence on Information
11:01 The Cult of Personality in Tech
13:44 The Messianic Figures in Technology
16:24 The Fall of Tech Prophets
19:15 The Importance of Losing
21:44 The Future of Technology and Humanity
24:29 The Need for Ethical Technology
26:56 The Role of Men in Modern Society
29:39 The Impact of AI on Society
32:15 The Cult-like Nature of Tech Culture
34:54 The Importance of Human Connection
37:43 The Future of Humanism in Tech
40:11 The Path Forward for Technology and Humanity

#TechEthics #CommunityBuilding #DigitalSecurity #TechCulture #HumanistChaplain #SiliconValley #TechReformation

When one of the world's largest enterprises deploys AI across 10,000+ developers, the security challenges are unlike anything most organizations have faced. In this episode of SecureTalk, we explore the critical security and strategic considerations for deploying AI tools at enterprise scale with Tobias Yergin, who led AI transformation initiatives at Walmart.

Key Topics Covered:

• Why traditional security rules fail with probabilistic AI systems
• The exponential risk of scaling AI agents from dozens to thousands
• Building secure data foundations for enterprise AI deployment
• Protecting AI agents that operate beyond your firewall
• Strategic approaches to AI implementation that balance innovation with risk
• The ontological framework for mapping AI capabilities to business tasks
• First principles thinking for AI security architecture

Tobias brings over two decades of experience in digital transformation, having held senior leadership roles at Intel, VMware, Panasonic, and Citrix Systems. His practical insights from implementing AI at Walmart's massive scale offer invaluable guidance for CISOs and security professionals navigating the complexities of enterprise AI adoption.

Perfect for: CISOs, Security Architects, IT Leaders, Enterprise Risk Managers, and anyone responsible for securing AI implementations in large organizations.

SecureTalk 2025 Security Awareness Training | Complete Compliance Guide

Welcome to SecureTalk's comprehensive 2025 Security Awareness Training video! This annually updated training is designed to help organizations meet their security compliance requirements while building a strong security culture.

🎯 What You'll Learn:

Social Engineering & AI-Enhanced Threats

• Advanced phishing detection in the AI era
• Voice and video deepfake attack recognition
• Financial verification protocols to prevent fraud
• Healthcare data protection against social engineering

Cloud Security & Infrastructure

• 
  Common cloud misconfigurations and prevention
• Secure AI model development and deployment
• Financial data protection in cloud environments
• Package dependency management and vulnerability scanning

Supply Chain & Third-Party Risk

• Vendor security assessment frameworks
• Zero Trust architecture implementation
• HIPAA compliance for business associates
• AI vendor risk evaluation checklists

Insider Threats & Hybrid Work Security

• Behavioral analytics for threat detection
• Environment-adaptive security controls
• Data loss prevention in remote work settings
• Segregation of duties in digital workflows

Regulatory Compliance & Automation

• 2025-2026 regulatory calendar overview
• Control-centric compliance approach
• Continuous monitoring and automation strategies
• Multi-framework compliance alignment

Building Security Culture

• Security mindset vs. rule-following approach
• Positive reinforcement security programs
• Organizational security maturity models
• Leadership's role in security culture

💼 Compliance Frameworks This Training Addresses:

• SOC 2 Type I & II
• ISO 27001
• HIPAA & Healthcare Security
• PCI DSS
• CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification)
• GDPR & EU AI Act
• AI Accountability Act
• NIST Cybersecurity Framework
• State privacy laws (CCPA, CPRA, etc.)

🏆 Perfect For:

• Annual security awareness training requirements
• Compliance audit preparation
• New employee onboarding
• Security culture development
• Multi-framework compliance programs

🎓 Certification Available: Complete the training and receive a certification of completion for your compliance documentation.
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📺 About SecureTalk: SecureTalk explores critical information security innovation and compliance topics. Hosted by Justin Beals, founder and CEO of StrikeGraph, featuring expert insights from cybersecurity professionals across finance, healthcare, engineering, and compliance.

🔔 Subscribe for more security insights and compliance guidance!

Chapters: 
0:00 Introduction & Training Overview 
3:18 Social Engineering with Steven Ferrell (IT Compliance Expert) 
15:00 Advanced Threats with Kenneth Webb (CISA, CISSP) 
30:30 Cloud Security with Josh (Head of Engineering) 
44:55 Insider Threats with Elmy Peralta (Assessments Manager) 
49:09 Regulatory Compliance with Micah Spieler (Chief Product Officer) 
1: 01:42 Security Culture with Juliett Eck (CFO)

#CybersecurityTraining #SecurityAwareness #ComplianceTraining #SOC2 #HIPAA #ISO27001 #SecurityCulture #StrikeGraph #SecureTalk

🌙 THE MIDNIGHT SECURITY GUARDIAN: A CISO'S ORIGIN STORY

At 2 AM, most people are dreaming. Satyam Patel is wide awake, sending texts to his security team: "Are we secure? Did we patch that server? Is MFA enabled on that service account?"

This isn't insomnia—it's the origin story of how a "big firewall guy" transformed into one of cybersecurity's most forward-thinking leaders, and why his journey from infrastructure skeptic to AI evangelist mirrors the entire industry's evolution.

📖 THE THREE-ACT TRANSFORMATION:

Act I: The Infrastructure Skeptic's Awakening Watch Satyam's journey from traditional "firewall and load balancer guy" to realizing that employees can't be forced behind VPNs anymore. The moment he discovered that flexibility doesn't mean vulnerability—it means evolution. Learn how this mindset shift led him from protecting perimeters to protecting people.

Act II: The Culture Shock That Changed Everything Picture this: After years of doing "security roadshows" and begging for budget, Satyam walks into Kandji and experiences reverse culture shock. Instead of chasing people for security buy-in, they come to HIM asking, "What does security think?" Witness the CEO moment that flipped his world: "It's not a request—it's a mandate to protect our company at ANY cost."

Act III: The AI Prophet's Dilemma The heated boardroom debate that keeps CISOs awake: Replace human SOC analysts with AI, or keep the human element? Follow Satyam's internal struggle as he weighs 10,000 daily AI-analyzed calls against human intuition, leading to his bold prediction about "Minority Report" style predictive cybersecurity.

🎭 CHARACTER-DRIVEN MOMENTS:

The Paranoid Father: Why Satyam forces his family to use alphanumeric passwords and what Tom Cruise's "Minority Report" taught him about threat prediction.

The Reformed Skeptic: How a career infrastructure guy learned to embrace endpoint security and why he now believes MDM is the new perimeter.

The Reluctant Prophet: His uncomfortable realization that automation will replace thousands of cybersecurity jobs—and why he's helping it happen.

⚡ PLOT TWISTS YOU WON'T SEE COMING:

• 
  The university graduate's graduation post that led to complete identity theft
• Why 99% security equals 100% vulnerability (and the math that proves it)
• The Signal app scandal that changed how he thinks about mobile security

🎬 THE SUPPORTING CAST:

• Adam (Kandji CEO): The leader who gave unlimited security budget
• The Development Team: Who learned to ask security questions first
• The 2 AM Security Team: Who actually appreciate the paranoid texts
• The AI SOC Analyst: The non-human teammate changing everything

🚀 MEET THE PROTAGONIST: Satyam Patel isn't your typical CISO. He's the guy who went from customer to C-suite, from skeptic to believer, from infrastructure defender to AI advocate. With 25+ years of plot twists, failed budgets, successful breaches prevented, and one very understanding family who puts up with alphanumeric phone passwords.

#CISOStory #CyberSecurityJourney #AIvsHuman #ZeroTrust #SecurityLeadership #ThreatDetection #Kandji #EndpointSecurity #ParanoidCISO #CyberStory #SecurityCulture #TechTransformation

This isn't just another security interview—it's a cybersecurity thriller with real-world consequences. Subscribe for more stories from the digital frontlines! 🎬🔐

Can Security be “Agile”? with Brian Wagner

In this comprehensive interview, Brian Wagner, CTO at Revenir and former AWS security executive, shares insights from his new book "Redefining Information Security" and explains why the cybersecurity industry needs a fundamental shift in approach. With over 20 years of experience leading security transformations across enterprise organizations, Wagner presents a practical framework for moving beyond reactive security models.

About the Guest:

Brian Wagner brings extensive C-suite experience from Amazon Web Services, Moody's RMS, Bulletproof, and Defense.com. Based in London, he speaks globally on cloud security, AI-driven solutions, and security transformation. His latest book "Redefining Information Security" introduces a three-level maturity framework that's gaining attention from security leaders worldwide.

Key Discussion Points:

• The Security Maturity Framework: Wagner outlines his three-level approach—Reactive, Proactive, and Adaptive security—explaining how organizations can assess their current position and plan strategic improvements. He emphasizes that most companies remain stuck in reactive mode, responding to threats after damage occurs.
• From Cybersecurity to Information Safety: The conversation explores Wagner's concept of treating security as "information safety" rather than traditional cybersecurity. This cultural shift makes digital protection everyone's responsibility, transforming potential vulnerabilities into defensive assets.
• AI in Security Applications: Drawing from his work at Revenir, where the company handles sensitive financial and personal data across international borders, Wagner discusses practical AI implementations for pattern recognition, fraud detection, and compliance monitoring. He explains why AI excels at identifying normal versus abnormal patterns in security contexts.
• Security as Business Enabler: Wagner demonstrates how security can function as a competitive advantage rather than a cost center. He shares strategies for communicating security value to go-to-market teams and integrating security features into product development cycles.
• Compliance vs. Security Balance: The discussion addresses the relationship between regulatory compliance and actual security, with Wagner explaining how compliance represents minimum standards while effective security requires ongoing investment and adaptation.
• Open Source and Democratic Security: Wagner advocates for open source collaboration in cybersecurity, arguing that community-based approaches provide more transparent and accessible security solutions, especially important given recent changes in vulnerability disclosure programs.

Practical Implementation: 

The conversation includes real-world examples, from detecting sophisticated employment fraud schemes to integrating security practices into agile development workflows. Wagner emphasizes incremental improvements and measurable outcomes.

Book Recommendation:

"Redefining Information Security" offers a strategic approach to security leadership, focusing on cultural transformation and business alignment rather than purely technical solutions. The book provides frameworks for security professionals and business leaders looking to modernize their approach to digital protection.

Link to the book: https://www.koganpage.com/risk-compliance/redefining-information-security-9781398620018

This interview provides valuable insights for cybersecurity professionals, technology leaders, and anyone interested in understanding how AI and modern approaches are reshaping enterprise security practices.

#Cybersecurity #InformationSecurity #AI #SecurityMaturity #AWS #CloudSecurity #CTO #CISO #ThreatDetection #SecurityCulture #CyberThreats #SecurityLeadership

What happens when you realize your life's work is being used to destroy what you hoped to create?

Meet De Kai - the man who helped build Google Translate, Siri, and modern AI systems. In 1990s Hong Kong, he dreamed of AI that could bridge cultural divides. Thirty years later, he experienced his "Oppenheimer moment" - the same machine learning he pioneered to unite people was dividing humanity through social media algorithms.

The Reality Check: We don't just have 8 billion humans anymore. We have 800 billion AI systems learning our behavior 24/7 - "digital children" growing up without parental guidance.

🎯 KEY INSIGHTS:

• The Translation Paradox: How unity technology became division engines • The Blind Men & Elephant: Ancient parable explaining why we misunderstand AI • Digital Parenting Crisis: Why we're raising 800 billion unguided AI systems • The Psychology of Manipulation: How AI exploits cognitive weaknesses • Four Futures Scenario: Humanity's possible paths with AI

🧠 AI MANIPULATION TACTICS REVEALED:

• Anchoring attacks that shape your thinking
• Belief perseverance traps that backfire fact-checking
• How algorithms turn gossip into social weapons

📖 ABOUT "RAISING AI":

De Kai's book explores the question we should be asking: Not "Will AI replace us?" but "How do we raise AI ethically?" Written by Google's AI Ethics Council founding member, it reveals why current AI needs 15 million times more data than human children and provides a framework for ethical AI development.

🔬 DE KAI'S CREDENTIALS:

• AI pioneer & Founding Fellow in computational linguistics • Independent Director of AI ethics think tank The Future Society • One of 8 inaugural members of Google's AI Ethics Council • Joint appointment at HKUST Computer Science & Berkeley's International Computer Science Institute • Electronic musician exploring AI creativity

💭 QUESTIONS ANSWERED:

• How translation tech became social manipulation?
• What makes AI behave like "unparented teenagers"?
• How to be a good "AI parent" in organizations?
• Why human-AI merger might be our best survival strategy?

The Timeline is Accelerating. 99% of people are "frozen like deer in headlights" facing humanity's most disruptive transformation. Organizations ignoring AI governance face competitive extinction within five years.

This isn't academic theory - it's a confession and warning from someone who helped create the systems now shaping global culture.

Book: Raising AI: An Essential Guide to Parenting Our Future

#AIEthics #GoogleTranslate #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #RaisingAI #TechnologyLeadership #AIGovernance #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfWork #AIStrategy #Innovation #TechLeadership #AICompliance #BusinessStrategy

Episode Description:  

Every device around you is collecting data about you and everyone you interact with. Amazon Echo recordings are being subpoenaed in murder trials. Period tracking apps are being used to prosecute women. Ancestry websites are revealing family secrets. We're participants in the largest social experiment in human history—and we never opted in.

In this episode of SecureTalk, host Justin Beals sits down with Dr. Aram Sinnreich and Jesse Gilbert, co-authors of "The Secret Life of Data," to explore a revolutionary approach to digital security: data kindness.

🎯 KEY TOPICS COVERED: • Why our biggest security threat is social fragmentation, not just technical vulnerabilities • How tech companies profit from division (anger drives 5x more engagement than approval) • The food allergy transformation: how society changed practices organically in 20 years • Practical data kindness: simple actions that rebuild digital trust • Why cooperation is our best defense in an age of surveillance • How to reclaim agency over your digital life

🚨 CRITICAL INSIGHTS:

• We can't rely on tech companies (profit over people) or Congress (no data protection laws passed)
• Change must happen from the ground up through shared cultural practices
• Simple acts like unplugging smart devices for guests or consulting family before DNA uploads matter
• Divided societies are vulnerable societies—cooperation is a security strategy

👥 ABOUT THE GUESTS: 

Dr. Aram Sinnreich serves as a Professor and Graduate Director within the Communication Studies department at American University’s School of Communication. 

His research addresses the convergence of culture, law, and technology, focusing particularly on topics such as surveillance and privacy, intellectual property, digital rights, digital culture, democracy, governance, and music. 

Sinnreich has authored five books: Mashed Up (2010), The Piracy Crusade (2013), The Essential Guide to Intellectual Property (2019), the science fiction novel A Second Chance for Yesterday (2023; coauthored with Rachel Hope Cleves as R.A. Sinn), and The Secret Life of Data (2024; coauthored with Jesse Gilbert). 

Additionally, his writing has appeared in various publications including The New York Times, Billboard, Wired, The Daily Beast, and Rolling Stone. He is a core faculty member of the SOC doctoral program and the MA in Media, Technology & Democracy, regularly collaborating with SOC graduate students on research publications and projects. 

Jesse Gilbert is an interdisciplinary artist focused on the convergence of visual art, sound, and software design through his firm, Dark Matter Media. He previously served as the founding Chair of the Media Technology department at Woodbury University and has taught interactive software design at CalArts and UC San Diego.

Since 2010, Gilbert's work has revolved around his innovative software, SpectralGL, which is an interactive listening instrument that creates real-time visual landscapes in response to sound. Drawing on his background as a composer, sound designer, and lifelong technologist, his creative output investigates the phenomenological aspects of listening through improvisation and collaborative dialogue. His work has been showcased at numerous concert halls, festivals, and projection-mapped installations worldwide.

In 2007, Gilbert co-founded Dark Matter Media LLC to facilitate his independent creative projects and provide consultancy on emerging technologies across various public and private environments. From 2011 to 2017, he held the founding Chair position in the Department of Media Technology at Woodbury University and taught interactive software design at both CalArts and UC San Diego.

After documenting the problems in their first book, Aram and Jesse recently published insights in Time Magazine and are working on a new book about building cooperative societies with kindness embedded in technology design.

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RESOURCES:

Sinnreich, A., & Gilbert, J. (2025, April 3). How to be kind in a world that's always monitoring you. Time Magazine. https://time.com/7273469/data-monitoring-kindness-essay/

Sinnreich, A., & Gilbert, J. (2024). The secret life of data: Navigating hype and uncertainty in the age of algorithmic surveillance. MIT Press. 

Beals, J. (Host). (2024, May 14) The Algorithmic Mirror: Reflecting on Data's Role in Modern Life. in Secure Talk Podcast, Ep 173 with Aram Sinnreich and Jesse Gilbert