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A cybersecurity podcast. Cyber conversations with more signal, less Noise. Noise2Signal is the antidote to the cybersecurity echo chamber: unfiltered conversations with the people who actually built the field — no buzzword bingo, no vendor pitches.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA cybersecurity podcast. Cyber conversations with more signal, less Noise. Noise2Signal is the antidote to the cybersecurity echo chamber: unfiltered conversations with the people who actually built the field, no buzzword bingo, no vendor pitches.
Noise2Signal is hosted by Mehul Revankar. The show has published 23 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep. 23 Running a Business is a series of Hacks w/ Haroon Meer" (19 October 2026, 75 minutes), "Ep. 21 Seven Samurai's of VulnOps & Dead Men (SaaS?) Walking w/ Nico Popp" (29 September 2026, 57 minutes), and "Ep. 20 The Economics of Cyber Offense & Defense w/ Fernando Montenegro" (22 September 2026, 58 minutes).
Noise2Signal publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 59 minutes across 23 episodes.
Booking probability for Noise2Signal is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Noise2Signal requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Noise2Signal's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Noise2Signal are IT Services & Software Development. Noise2Signal has a business audience.
Mehul Revankar hosts Noise2Signal, a business podcast with 23 episodes published.
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Episode #12
Thinkst Canary has thousands of paying customers. It has taken no VC money and has no outbound sales team, and it\'s HQ\'d in South Africa . In the Season 2 finale of Noise2Signal, Haroon Meer explains how they did it...
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Nico Popp, operating partner at Crosspoint Capital Partners and former Chief Product Officer at Tenable, joins Mehul to explain why he came back from Black Hat saying there were "dead men walking everywhere." He argues...
Episode #8
Fernando Montenegro argued his way into the analyst world on Twitter. After thirty years in security, including fifteen as a sales engineer, a nudge from Adrian Sanabria landed him at 451 Research, then Omdia, and now...
Episode #7
Dan Jones didn't set out to build a vulnerability factory—he set out to hack Cloudflare more effectively. Late last year, sitting on the red team, he and a few colleagues clocked what was coming: They were about to be...
Episode #6
Scott Crawford's first security job didn't have a name yet. In 1998 he took over digital security at the International Data Center of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization in Vienna—next door to the...
Episode #6
Jay Jacobs didn't set out to rewrite vulnerability prioritization—he set out to keep working on data he loved. After helping build Verizon's DBIR alongside Wade Baker, the two spun up Cyentia Institute to do the same...
Episode #4
Alan Shimel didn't plan on becoming cybersecurity media's kingmaker—he planned on being a lawyer. He passed the bar at 23, and the only thing that made him "tech savvy" in a New York law office was knowing WordPerfect...
Episode #3
Alexander Yampolsky didn't set out to invent a category—he just didn't want to get fired for someone else's mistake. As CISO at Gilt Groupe, he watched a fraud-prevention vendor hand over a gorgeous SOC 2 report and...
Episode #2
Alex Pinto leads the team behind the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report—the one publication the entire security industry stops and reads every single year. What almost nobody realizes is that the DBIR, now...
Episode #11
Sasan is a veteran product builder with over 20 years of cybersecurity experience. In this episode, Sasan shares his journey from creating an early container security startup, navigating an acquisition by Tenable, and...
Episode #1
Thomas Dullien—better known to the cybersecurity world as the legendary Halvar Flake—didn't just participate in the early cracking scene; he helped define it. As a computing mathematician and the mastermind behind...
Episode #12
Ron Gula is a cybersecurity pioneer, venture capitalist, and the visionary founder behind Tenable. Having bootstrapped his way to a $50 million Series A and scaled one of the industry's most recognizable brands, Ron has...
Episode #10
JJ is an elite marketing visionary and category creator, shaping the narrative for cybersecurity giants like Tanium, Tenable, and CrowdStrike. In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the birth of the "Exposure...
Episode #9
Craig Adams is a seasoned cybersecurity product leader with over 20 years of experience building and scaling industry-defining tools. Having served as the Chief Product Officer at Rapid7 and Chief Product and...
Episode #8
Aysha is a technology executive with over 25 years in cybersecurity, most recently serving as CISO and CIO at Treasure Data. Known for her "spiritual CISO" persona, she blends deep operational experience with a...
Episode #7
In this episode, we sit down with Brian Martin — 33-year vulnerability historian and longtime OSVDB maintainer — to trace the chasm between what CVE actually tracks and what's really out there. Brian explains why...
Episode #6
In this episode, we sit down with investor Pramod to break down the deals, valuations, and strategic plays reshaping cybersecurity and AI. Pramod unpacks Nikesh Arora's "sell-to-me-or-I-build-it" M&A playbook, the dirty...
Episode #5
In this episode, Mehul sits down with vulnerability management influencer Patrick Garrity to unpack the rapidly shifting landscape of vulnerability exploitation. Patrick discusses how his unique data visualizations put...
Episode #4
Ed Bellis is the visionary who essentially created the Risk-Based Vulnerability Management (RBVM) category in 2010. From his days as CISO at Orbitz to founding Kenna Security in a market that didn't yet know it needed...
Episode #3
Cole Grolmus is the ultimate "N of one" in cybersecurity media. After a decade at PwC and a failed startup, he hit reset, writing a 65,000-word reflection that birthed Strategy of Security. Today, he cuts through the...
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Family Church Business Administrator and CFO, U.S. Department of Energy National Energy Technology Lab
Chairman of the New York State and Nassau County Democratic committees, Houghton Lake Area Tourism Bureau and Chamber of Commerce
CEO and Editor-In-Chief, TechStrong Group
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