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Security DNA is a podcast brought to you by SecurityInfoWatch.com, covering subjects of interest to security stakeholders in the industry. Topics range from security industry news, trends and analysis to technology solutions, policy risk analysis and management, and more. Our editorial team, along with industry experts and consultants, fill each podcast episode with information that is of value to security professionals.
Endeavor Business Media hosts Security DNA, a technology show with 59 episodes published.
AI-generated deepfakes are advancing so fast that video — long the gold standard of evidence in legal proceedings, compliance audits, and security investigations — can no longer be assumed authentic. So what does that me
In this episode of Security DNA, recorded live on the show floor at the Electronic Security Expo (ESX) 2026, SecurityInfoWatch Editor-in-Chief Paul Rothman sits down with Jeremy Bates, incoming Chairman of the Electronic
SecurityInfoWatch Editorial Director Rodney Bosch sits down with Elizabeth Parks, President and CMO of Parks Associates, live at the 30th annual CONNECTIONS Conference in Santa Clara, CA. Elizabeth reflects on three deca
The December 2025 shooting at Brown University exposed a key flaw in modern surveillance strategy: more cameras do not always mean better coverage. Despite operating more than 1,200 cameras, Brown reportedly faced critic
Technology isn’t the only aspect of the security industry that’s evolving. The very definition of “security” is changing, so the way practitioners approach security must change with it. SecurityInfoWatch Associate Editor
As the physical and digital worlds increasingly merge, cybersecurity has become a critical component of organizational defense. The rapid growth of IoT devices has expanded the average attack surface, making businesses m
In this episode of Security DNA , host Steve Lasky sits down with Tara Dunning , Vice President of Global Security and Network Infrastructure Sales and Strategy at Wesco , to explore how AI, IoT, and cloud technologies a
Drones are reshaping U.S. critical infrastructure—but not always for the better. While they streamline inspections of power lines, pipelines, and bridges, rogue or malicious drones pose a real threat to airports, energy
Join host Steve Lasky and Michael Niola , Principal and Co-Founder of The Consulting Group LLC , as they explore the future of integrated systems, AI in security, and designing safety into spaces from day one. From “one
The “streamlining” of video surveillance via unified systems and network-connected devices has taken the weight of alarm fatigue, manual video monitoring, and more off of the shoulders of security professionals. It has a
Video tools aren't just evolving: they're getting smarter. Once limited to passive recording, video systems are now emerging as intelligent tools capable of detecting threats in real time, interpreting human behavior, an
When Ryan Schonfeld began his security career as a D.C. law enforcement officer, he quickly became frustrated with traditional security methods. Tired of operational inefficiencies and determined to close longstanding se
Today's tense geopolitical landscape, coupled with the silos of social media, has made it easier than ever for people to not only become radicalized but to make violent moves in service of their views—sometimes to widesp
Security Business Editor-in-Chief Paul Rothman catches up with Kelly Bond , Partner at Bridgepoint Advisors , on the ESX show floor for an inside look into the security M&A process as tariffs reshape our economic landsca
Security Business Editor-in-Chief Paul Rothman is live at ESX 2025 with David Morgan of Security Dealer Marketing for a show floor snapshot about AI and changing marketing strategies for security integrators. Security De
We are in the midst of an unprecedented technological boom, and the catalyst for this revolution is none other than artificial intelligence (AI). The applications of AI in security are near limitless, and several industr
On this episode of SecurityDNA , Steve Lasky invites International SOS Senior Security Advisor Rich Davis to the discussion table. Davis brings his extensive background in aviation security to the podium today to discuss
Live from the show floor at ISC West 2025 , Security Business Editor-in-Chief Paul Rothman meets with Actuate CEO Ken Francis to discuss the impact of AI on monitoring centers and their employees, technology integrations
Host Steve Lasky and Genetec President and CEO Pierre Racz return to the podium for the second part of this SecurityDNA special episode. In a security landscape rife with mergers and acquisitions, Genetec's independence
In the first half of SecurityDNA 's recent two-part special, host Steve Lasky sits down for a riveting conversation with Genetec President and CEO Pierre Racz . Join Steve and Pierre as they speculate about the security
David Morgan
Professional Lead for Planning Appeals · Planning Inspectorate
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Rich Davis
Nerd Culture News and Entertainment
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Mark Freedman
CEO of Rebel Global Security · Rebel Global Security
1 appearance on this show
Michael Julian
Product Manager · Mole Valley Farmers
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Evan Bloom
Fortress
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