Andrew Manoske (@a2d2, VP Products @Kindo)  talks about the intersection of GenAI and DevSecOps, the WhiteRabbitNeo model, and learning adversary behavior.

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• Kindo (homepage)
• WhiteRabbitNeo (open source project)
• Open Source GenAI models advances support for CyberSecurity and DecSecOps teams

Topic 1 - Welcome to the show. Tell us about your background and your current areas of focus.

Topic 2 - You come from a security background. Every conversation we have with security teams is “attackers have more tools, more money and more time”. Is security an almost unwinnable game without a new way of thinking about the equation?

Topic 3 - It seems like AI has the potential to give Security teams (or anyone in IT) more of a chance, if used properly. How are you thinking about giving teams the right security AI powers?

Topic 4 - Let’s talk about WhiteRabbitNeo. “WhiteRabbitNeo is uncensored and trained to act like a modern adversary.” What does this mean in practical terms?

Topic 5 - Where is the potential for the right set of AI models + Agents to make a significant impact towards better on-going security?

Topic 6 - There will be lots of things aimed at being AI for Security. How would you tell someone how to sort through what is useful vs. AI-washed or not likely to be useful?

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