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Sep 20

The AI-Powered Workplace: Innovation, Cyber Risk & the Future of Work

In Episode 14 of Secure by Design, powered by Secnora, Dan Sinawat, Founder of AI CONNEX, joins host Daniel Kulig for a conversation about what happens when AI adoption starts moving faster than our ability to secure it. They get into some of the questions business leaders should be asking right now: Has AI made cybercrime easier? What happens when we can no longer trust what we see or hear? Could employees using AI become one of the biggest security risks inside a company? How do you encourage AI adoption without losing control of sensitive data? How much authority should companies give AI agents? Will AI and cybersecurity become basic workplace skills? And what should every CEO be doing now? The message is simple: AI and cybersecurity can no longer be treated as separate conversations. There is enormous opportunity ahead, but the companies that benefit most will be the ones that move fast without becoming careless.
Aug 7

Why CVSS Breaks for AI Agents: Inside AIVSS

In this episode, Daniel Kulig interviews Ken Huang about the evolving landscape of AI security, the limitations of traditional vulnerability scoring systems like CVSS, and the development of new frameworks such as AI VSS to better assess AI risks. key topics AI security and risk assessmentLimitations of CVSS for AI agentsIntroduction to AI VSS and its significanceAutonomy and non-determinism in AI agentsIntegration of frameworks like OWASP top ten and NIST AI RMF Guest name :Ken Huang Resources OWASP AI VSS ProjectSecnora Cybersecurity
Jul 2

AI on a Cracked Foundation : Why Secure AI Starts Before Deployment

In this episode, cybersecurity expert Victor Marte discusses the critical importance of preparing your organization for AI adoption. We explore foundational security practices, data governance, and the future of AI agents to ensure safe and effective AI integration. key topics AI as a computing revolution and its security implicationsThe importance of infrastructure and data quality in AI adoptionAI agents as autonomous entities and security challengesData classification and control for safe AI useLeadership's role in AI readiness and securityThe analogy of building on a cracked foundation for AI deploymentThe evolution of security controls for AI and dataPractical steps for organizations to prepare for AI integrationResources TechPoly TechPilerVictor Marte - LinkedInSecure by Design Podcast
Jun 4

Zero Trust: Strategy, Hype, or Both?

In this episode, cybersecurity expert Adeel Shaikh Muhammad discusses the realities, myths, and marketing hype surrounding Zero Trust security. He explains its importance in modern cybersecurity, how to implement it effectively, and the role of AI and leadership in the Zero Trust journey.
May 15

Are We Still Defending Sytems, or Are We Now Defending Reality?

In this insightful interview, cybersecurity pioneer Winn Schwartau shares his decades of experience, discussing the persistent issues in cybersecurity such as apathy, arrogance, and ignorance. He emphasizes the importance of time-based security, trust, decision-making, and the evolving landscape of cyber threats including AI and deepfakes.ResourcesInformation Warfare by Wynn SchwartauThe OODA Loop by John BoydAnalog Network Security by Wynn Schwartau
Mar 19

When AI can Fake you and Technology can Upgrade You

Summary In this groundbreaking episode, cybersecurity expert Len Noe discusses the fusion of human and machine, the future of cyber defense, and the ethical implications of transhumanism. Discover how AI, biohacking, and cognitive security are shaping our digital and biological identities. Key topics The definition and philosophy of transhumanismBiohacking and human augmentation with implantsThe impact of AI on trust and identityCognitive security and the human mind as an attack surfaceNeural interfaces and brain-computer communicationThe ethical and legal considerations of biohackingFuture technological advancements in cybersecurity and medicineThe societal implications of merging biology with technology Resources Cognitive Security Institute - https://cognitivsecurityinstitute.org/2045 Project - https://2045.com/Neuralink - https://neuralink.com/Synchron (Brain-Computer Interface) - https://synchron.com/The Art and Science of Meta War (Book) - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09XYZ1234
Feb 26

Cybersecurity and AI professional, Founder & CTO of Think Techmode

summary In this episode of Secure by Design, Daniel Kulig and Aylin Orial discuss the rapid evolution of AI in the FinTech sector, emphasizing the shift from experimentation to accountability. They explore high-impact AI use cases, the importance of security in AI implementation, and the need for effective governance and compliance. Aylin shares insights on the shared responsibility of cybersecurity and the necessity of clarity in decision-making processes. The conversation concludes with practical lessons for leaders in the industry and a forward-looking perspective on the future of AI in FinTech. Takeaways AI has transitioned from experimentation to production accountability.Fraud detection and risk management yield the fastest ROI in FinTech.Security must be integrated into the development process, not treated as an afterthought.Governance frameworks should scale with the risk associated with AI use cases.The role of the CTO is evolving to include shared cybersecurity responsibilities.Clarity in decision-making processes is crucial for successful AI implementation.Organizations must prioritize human oversight in AI systems to mitigate risks.Effective collaboration between CTOs and CISOs is essential for managing AI-related risks.AI can enhance security but also introduces new vulnerabilities.A hybrid approach of buying and building AI solutions is often the most effective strategy. Chapters 00:00 The Rapid Evolution of AI in FinTech11:48 High Impact AI Use Cases in FinTech24:08 The Role of Security in AI Implementation36:00 Governance and Compliance in AI43:01 Lessons Learned and Future Outlook
Jan 29

Best-of-Breed vs Platform: The Security Vendor Tradeoff Nobody Gets Right

Summary In this episode of Secure by Design, host Daniel Kulig and guest Eric Boemanns discuss the complexities of vendor management in IT security. They explore the pros and cons of multi-vendor strategies versus consolidation, emphasizing the importance of independence in building and validating security programs. The conversation highlights the challenges organizations face with vendor sprawl, the triggers for vendor conversations, and the need for clarity in decision-making. Practical steps for managing vendors and ensuring effective security outcomes are also shared, culminating in actionable takeaways for listeners. Takeaways Leaders face pressure to consolidate or use multiple vendors.Independent validation is crucial for effective security programs.Vendor sprawl complicates security management.Consolidation can lead to vendor lock-in risks.Multi-vendor strategies can enhance resilience.Clarity in vendor choices is essential for decision-making.Audits can lead to optimizing for compliance over resilience.Continuous testing is necessary for security effectiveness.Building and validating should be separate processes.An inventory of security tools is the first step in management.

SECNORA Cyber security talks

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Secure By Design
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2025 - 2026
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14
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