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Mariana:
Check out the episode for our discussion on transitioning to a cybersecurity founder from teaching, building a two-sided marketplace, and monetizing sales teams as opposed to cybersecurity practitioners.
https://kikrr.io/
Snehal:
Check out the episode for our conversation about veterans in cybersecurity, how Snehal applied lessons from JSOC to Horizon3, how Snehal thinks about being a late-career founder, and more!
horizon3.ai
Kunal:
Check out the episode for our conversation on co-founder compatibility, secure web gateways vs. secure browsers, what it means to build a "dope" product, and more.
https://dope.security/
Andrew:
Check out the episode for our conversation on the cybersecurity equivalent of waiting tables, the merits of a high school diploma, and the mechanisms behind the Greynoise threat intelligence model.
https://www.greynoise.io/
Anthony:
Check out the episode for our conversation on his lessons and themes after founding three companies and why he completely ignores the competitive landscape.
https://vulncheck.com/
AJ:
In the episode we discuss everything from the effectiveness of our legislators in addressing high tech areas, partisan dynamics of cybersecurity, key focus areas for policy, and the effectiveness of recent policy like the Cyber Trust Mark and the CSRB review of Microsoft.
Cyber Trust Mark
Cybersecurity Review Board Review of Microsoft:
Brian:
In this episode Brian and I discuss the Israeli cybersecurity startup ecosystem. Given the number of founders I interview from Israel, I thought it would be valuable for the audience and myself to dive deeper. We discuss everything from the importance of Hebrew to the revolving door between government and the commercial sector.
https://www.tlv.partners/
Neatsun:
Check out the episode for our discussion on his lessons from Vanadium applied to Ox and how threat modeling applies to the software supply chain.
Links:
https://www.ox.security/
https://pbom.dev/
This is a rerun of an episode recorded in July 2021.
In the episode, Bruce and I discuss his views on AI and how it may fundamentally change the security landscape for attackers and defenders. He mentions the key steps we need to take as a society to best guide AI innovation. Two years later, it is interesting to reflect on how we have performed according to his guidelines.
Tom:
Check out the episode for our discussion on software vs. firmware SBOMs, whether tools are valuable if there are no clear remediation steps, and how IoT is addressed differently than other device types.
https://www.netrise.io/
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