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A shame-free space to engage in open and honest discussions about what‘s going on in security. Interviews of about 45 minutes in length explore the dilemmas and opportunities faced by real entrepreneurs, operators, engineers, and leaders.https://www.ysecurity.io
YSecurity hosts The Security Podcast of Silicon Valley, a technology show with 99 episodes published.
Enterprises blame vendors. Vendors blame enterprises. Nobody does a pre-flight check. Ged Ossman, founder of Interf, joins the show to explain why AI adoption keeps stalling out mid-flight, and how a shared protocol for
What if 80% of your security budget is protecting the wrong thing? Or Eshed built LayerX after realizing that firewalls and network tools were blind to exactly where breaches actually happen, in the browser. In this epis
A hacker who got kicked out of college for finding their vulnerabilities, became a national hacking champion, and is now building what he calls a sovereign-level cyber weapon. Alexis Lingad, founder of Kinosec, built an
Google has said to be concerned about quantum computing by 2029. Kevin Kane, Co-Founder and CEO of American Binary, argues that timeline is already too relaxed and that companies treating post-quantum as a future problem
Security incidents don't end when the threat is contained. They end when you can confirm no sensitive data left the building and most teams can't confirm that. Pranava Adduri and George Gerchow of Bedrock Data joined the
Your printers know your passwords. They store credentials for your email server, your file shares, and your LDAP. Jim LaRoe, founder of Symphion, explains why 99% of enterprise printers sit at factory defaults, and what
The biggest AI mistake companies make isn't picking the wrong tool, it's not understanding the dependencies underneath it. Jacob and Stephen from Talbot West share how they map entire organizations to find the right AI e
You can have perfect infrastructure—and still be talking to the wrong person. In this episode, Jasson Casey (Beyond Identity) breaks down why identity—not infrastructure—is the real security boundary, how passwords creat
Is your security team drowning in noise while your developers struggle to keep up? Neatsun Ziv, CEO of Ox Security, explains why traditional "Shift Left" strategies have failed and how applying business context can help
Most security decisions fail when the people doing the work don’t have the information they need. Garrett Smith, Founder and CEO of Reveal Technology and a Marine Corps Reserve Lieutenant Colonel, explains how bottom-up
AI agents can delete your production database and tell you everything is fine. Graham Neray, Co-Founder and CEO of Oso, breaks down why AI agents introduce a new level of risk for growing SaaS companies. If you’re adding
The perimeter will fail. What matters is whether your business turns one incident into a disaster. Andrew Rubin, Founder and CEO of Illumio, explains how breach containment reduces blast radius, why category timing is “l
AI won’t save your startup. Unless it can ship changes safely. Venkat Thiruvengadam breaks down why the real value isn’t the model, it’s the orchestration: guardrails, permissions, context, and human-in-the-loop workflow
Trevor Hilligoss, Head of Security Research at SpyCloud and former FBI agent, joins the show to discuss why humans remain the biggest security risk facing organizations today. From reused credentials to commoditized cybe
What if 90% of “secured” smart contracts were still exploitable? That’s the reality Olympix founder and CEO Channi Greenwall is seeing on-chain today. She breaks down why traditional audits are failing Web3 teams, why th
Code ships faster than anyone can review it. Jack Cable, CEO and Co-Founder of Corridor, explains what actually gets missed when teams stop reviewing every pull request, why most security tools surface noise instead of r
What if your first security hire wasn’t a person, but a simple, guided program that made sense to everyone in your company? In this conversation, Sidekick founder and CEO Phil Howie breaks down how SMBs can build a secur
Most companies still test security long after code is shipped. That delay creates blind spots. In this episode, Rejah Rehim, Co-Founder & CEO of Beagle Security, explains how automated penetration testing gives teams a c
AI agents can burn through budgets and trust in minutes. Eric Olden, Co-Founder and CEO of Strata Identity, breaks down the control plane founders need: policy-driven guardrails, intent/context/outcome audit, and lifecyc
Most people think hackers exploit systems. The best hackers improve them. In this episode, Ted Harrington explains how to unlock your “inner hacker”—the mindset that turns obstacles into innovation. From breaking outdate
Jim LaRoe
CEO · Symphion
1 appearance on this show
Jasson Casey
CEO and co-founder · Beyond Identity
1 appearance on this show
Ted Harrington
author, co-founder of IoT Village, ethical hacker · Independent Security Evaluators
1 appearance on this show
Michael Moore
Senior Medical Science Liaison (MSL), Head of Field Medical Training and Development · Arizona's Office of the Secretary of State
2 appearances on this show
Yaron Singer
Professor of Computer Science · Robust Intelligence
1 appearance on this show
Haseeb Awan
Founder and CEO · Bitaccess
2 appearances on this show
Simon Wijckmans
CEO and co-founder · cside.dev
1 appearance on this show
Vivek Ramachandran
Founder and CEO · SquareX
1 appearance on this show
Avery Pennarun
Co-Founder and CEO · Tailscale
1 appearance on this show
Steve Orrin
Federal Chief Technology Officer · Intel Corporation
1 appearance on this show
Feross Aboukhadijeh
Founder and CEO · Socket.dev
1 appearance on this show
Paul Nguyen
Founder and Director of Creative Culture HQ · Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
1 appearance on this show
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