Secure Ventures with Kyle McNulty

Secure Ventures with Kyle McNulty

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Secure Ventures with Kyle McNulty episodes

  • Ghost Security: Greg Martin on Application Security and Category Creation

    Greg is CEO and co-founder of Ghost Security, which is an API and application security platform providing contextualized risk awareness of a company's cloud application profile. Ghost is Greg's third company. He previously founded JASK, a SOC automation tool, which he sold to Sumo Logic in 2019. Before JASK, he founded Anomali, which was an early threat intelligence platform. The company is still alive and strong today, and he still sits as an advisor. In the episode we discuss some of the key inflection points with each of his companies, the challenges inherent with being a category creator, and the value resulting from his role as an angel investor in the ecosystem.


    https://ghost.security/

    53 min
  • RADICL: Chris Petersen on AI in the SOC

    Chris:

    • Co-founder, CEO, and CTO of RADICL, which is building an AI SOC analyst
    • Was co-founder of LogRhythm, which sold to Thoma Bravo in a rumored billion dollar deal

      • Check out the episode for our discussion on building with friends and family, collecting enough data to develop an effective AI SOC analyst, and what it took for him to take the leap to start his first company.

      46 min
    • StackAware: Walter Haydock on Understanding Market Appetite

      Walter:

      • Founder and CEO of StackAware, which started as a vulnerability management tool and is now an AI risk consulting company
      • Creator of the popular security blog "Deploy Securely" that started his entrepreneurial journey
      • Worked in the National Counterterrorism Center for two years

        • Check out the episode for our discussion on his pivot away from the initial product to a services model, why that might change in the future, and the role of his security blog Deploy Securely in growing StackAware.


        blog.stackaware.com

        stackaware.com

        45 min
      • Live from CVF 2023: Rick Gordon, CEO of Tidal Cyber

        Rick is CEO of Tidal Cyber, which delivers threat-informed defense to enable security teams to protect against the threats most relevant for them. In the episode we discuss his journey from MITRE, the value of design partners, and how their teams thinks about classifying threats.
        This episode was recorded live at Blu Ventures' Cyber Venture Forum event in October. Thank you again to the Blu team!


        https://www.tidalcyber.com/

        36 min
      • Live from CVF 2023: Brian Price, CEO of Kion

        Brian is CEO of Kion, which provides centralized cloud management including compliance, financials, and setup. In the episode we discuss Brian's transition from consulting and how the team thinks about security as just one portion of their solution.
        This episode was recorded live at Blu Ventures' Cyber Venture Forum event in October. Thank you again to the Blu team!


        https://kion.io/

        29 min
      • Live from CVF 2023: Marcos Torres, CFO of Huntress Labs

        Marcos is CFO of Huntress Labs, which provides managed EDR services for SMBs. In the episode we discuss Marcos's role as CFO and why Huntress decided to focus on SMBs.
        This episode was recorded live at Blu Ventures' Cyber Venture Forum event in October. Thank you again to the Blu team!


        https://www.huntress.com/

        40 min
      • Live from CVF 2023: Mike Denning, CEO of SecureG

        Mike is CEO of SecureG, which is building cryptography solutions for communications infrastructure. In the episode we discuss their work with root of trust solutions and how the company is evolving towards more unique technology in building a PKI trust infrastructure for wireless.
        This episode was recorded live at Blu Ventures' Cyber Venture Forum event in October. Thank you again to the Blu team!


        https://secureg.io/

        35 min
      • Live from CVF 2023: Robert Johnston, CEO of Adlumin

        Robert is CEO of Adlumin, which sells a suite of cybersecurity tools designed to be more accessible for SMBs. In the episode we discuss his story building Adlumin while he was getting his MBA and how he navigates channel partners.
        This episode was recorded live at Blu Ventures' Cyber Venture Forum event in October. Thank you again to the Blu team!


        https://adlumin.com/

        23 min
      • Mobb: Eitan Worcel on Automatic Code Remediation

        Eitan:

        • CEO and co-founder of Mobb, applying automatic code remediation fixes for vulnerabilities from static code scans
        • Previously head of product for HCL AppScan (spun out of IBM)
        • Worked at IBM for 12 years despite previously deciding to avoid working at a big company

          • https://mobb.ai/

          42 min
        • Dawn Capital: Henry Mason on the European Cybersecurity Ecosystem

          Henry:

          • Partner at Dawn Capital, which recently raised the largest early stage tech fund in Europe at $700M
          • Previously worked at the Ministry of Justice in the UK
          • Started his career as a consultant with Farsight Consulting

            • Check out the episode for our discussion on regional differences between European cybersecurity markets, expansion overseas, and more.

            39 min

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          Kyle McNulty interviews cutting-edge founders in the cyber security space to understand their plights, glories, and revolutionary products.

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