Today, we’re sitting down with Evan Morgan: Founder of Cyber Defense Army and cybersecurity leader focused on helping organizations navigate an increasingly complex threat landscape. Evan joins us to unpack some of the most pressing challenges security leaders are facing today: from managing evolving cyber risks, implementing AI responsibly, and understanding how third-party AI tools are reshaping the modern attack surface.

With a background rooted in cyber defense strategy and security operations, Evan brings a practical perspective on what it takes to lead effectively in today's security climate. We explore how CISOs can approach AI adoption with their teams, why traditional security models are struggling to keep pace with the explosion of third-party AI applications, and where the conversation around SSPM vs. CASB is heading as organizations rethink visibility and control in the AI era.

We also dig into the new approaches security teams need to secure external AI tools without slowing down innovation, how shadow AI is creating fresh challenges for enterprises, and why adaptability has become one of the most important traits for modern security leadership.

If you’re leading security initiatives or preparing your organization for the next wave of AI-driven change, this conversation offers valuable insight into what resilient cybersecurity leadership looks like today.

Today, we’re sitting down with Pedro Gonçalves: renowned CISO of EQT and seasoned cybersecurity leader. Pedro brings deep expertise from across the industry and joins us to unpack some of the biggest challenges CISOs face today, the evolving role of AI in cybersecurity leadership, and the importance of clearly distinguishing between AI security and AI safety.

With a career spanning high-impact security leadership in complex, global environments, he offers a sharp perspective on how the CISO role is being reshaped by both rapid technological change and escalating risk. We explore where organizations are getting AI adoption right - and wrong - how leadership expectations are evolving, and why clarity around AI risk domains is becoming essential.

If you’re building, scaling, or governing security and AI initiatives, this conversation offers a timely look at what responsible cybersecurity leadership looks like in a rapidly changing landscape.

Today, we’re sitting down with Jake Bernardes: leading CISO and security executive. Jake joins us to explore some of the most pressing shifts shaping the cybersecurity landscape today - from how teams are hiring and building cyber talent, to the evolving versatility expected of modern CISOs.

With a career grounded in security leadership and organizational strategy, Jake brings a grounded perspective on what it really takes to lead in today’s environment. We dig into how AI is transforming the CISO role, where security teams are rethinking skills and structure, and what it means to stay effective as the scope of cybersecurity continues to expand.

If you’re building or leading security teams, this conversation offers a clear view into how the CISO role is changing - and what it takes to stay ahead of it.

Today, we’re sitting down with Dikla Shabtay: CISO, advisor, board member, and so much more. Dikla is here to talk with us today about one of the biggest tensions in security recently: adopting AI fast - without losing control.

With a career that spans business strategy, customer experience, and security leadership, she brings a rare perspective to the AI conversation. We discuss where speed becomes dangerous, what organizations are getting wrong about AI adoption, and why trust and enablement - not restriction - are the true pillars of responsible innovation.

If you’re building, scaling, or governing AI initiatives, this conversation sets the tone for what responsible leadership looks like in this new era.