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Hosted by Allie Howe · EN · 41 episodes
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Insecure Agents lives at the intersection of AI engineering and security. Stay ahead of the curve with expert insights, real-world incidents, and bold ideas for safer agents.
Allie Howe hosts Insecure Agents, a news show with 41 episodes published.
Manoj Nair , CTO and Chief Innovation Officer at Snyk , joins us at Snyk HQ during AI Engineer World's Fair to discuss the architectural decision he argues the next 24 months of agentic security depend on: the generator
Diana Kelley, CISO at Noma, has spent years on the front lines of enterprise security across IBM, Symantec, and Microsoft, and now she is helping write the rulebook for the agent era. She joins us to make the case that t
AAuth Night: Moving Beyond OAuth was an AI Engineer Side Event during World's Fair on July 1st 2026. We explored the challenges with agent auth today, the best practices available today, and future solutions such as new
OAuth, JWTs, and API keys were built for humans and servers, not agents that act on your behalf, chain tasks across tools, and decide what they need at runtime. As AI engineers are shipping agents into production they be
Guy Podjarny built Snyk into the company that taught developers to secure their dependencies. Now, with Tessl, he argues that agent skills have become a new unit of software, one that deserves the same rigor we give sour
Every SaaS app an enterprise connects to stands up its own OAuth stack of long-lived grants the enterprise can't see or revoke. Karl McGuinness, author of ID-JAG and past Chief Product Architect at Okta, calls these "OAu
This is one of the best public internal AI stories we've seen, built by just a few engineers. Derek Meegan, a software engineer at Browserbase and the lead behind their internal AI agent, bb, joins us to explain how bb t
David Cramer, CPO and co-founder of Sentry, joins us to cut through the agent hype with a working engineer's skepticism: the model is rarely what holds agents back. The harness you build around it is. We get into the Rai
Herman Errico, Product Manager for Technical Research at Vanta, joins us to discuss AARM (Autonomous Action Runtime Management), the spec he created to define a brand-new security category for agents that take real actio
Malte Ubl, CTO at Vercel, joins us to discuss deepsec, Vercel's open-source AI security harness designed to scan entire codebases for vulnerabilities using coding agents like Claude and Codex. We explore why software eng
Sunil Agrawal, CISO at Glean and one of the authors of the AWARE Framework, joins us to discuss the new guide for governing generative and agentic AI he co-authored with Palo Alto Networks and Databricks. This framework
Alex Stamos, CPO of Corridor and past CISO at Facebook, and Andrew Becherer CISO at Socket, join us to discuss the open letter they and 100 others have signed in opposition to the US government taking down Fable after re
Why does every AI security incident seem to trace back to auth? We sit down with Damian Schenkelman, VP of Research and Development at Auth0 to discuss recent incidents in the news, MCP, the act claim chain, and the fu
In this episode we sit down with Dick Hardt, the creator of OAuth, to talk about why the auth primitives we built for the web fall apart the moment agents start acting on our behalf. We dive in to why OAuth doesn't fit M
We sit down with Geoff Huntley, creator of the Ralph Wiggum Loop and founder of LatentPatterns.com, to hear his take on where AI is pushing software next: hyper-personalized software, software factories, and eventually p
We sit down with top AI engineers such as Sherwood Callaway, founder of Sazabi, Anthony Shew, core maintainer of turborepo at Vercel, and Dexter Horthy, CEO of HumanLayer, to hear about how they are using sandboxes to ma
Mark Dorsi, CISO at Netlify, sits down with us at RSAC to talk about the shift to everyone becoming a builder and how he's coding 6 hours a day and how products, including Netlify, must adapt to a world where most users
Kyle Bhiro and Josh Kotrous from Pensar join us at RSAC to discuss how AI is reshaping the entire AppSec industry. Kyle and Josh elaborate on how agentic code scanning and continuous testing is leading to AppSec market c
Ian Webster, CEO and Co-Founder of promptfoo, joins us at RSAC to discuss OpenAI's recent acquisition of promptfoo. Ian discusses how appealing to both developers and security teams was key to promptfoo's go-market-strat
Alex Stamos, former CISO of Facebook and current Chief Product Officer at Corridor, explains how AI is reshaping the kill chain and enabling new capabilities for attackers worldwide. He also outlines what’s needed to def
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