AI Security Table

AI Security Table

AI Security Table is a candid roundtable podcast with Chris Romeo, Izar Tarandach, and Matt Coles about securing AI systems and how AI changes software security.

We debate AI agents, secure development, threat modeling, emerging attacks, and the decisions security teams face as AI becomes part of everyday work.

Formerly The Security Table. Same hosts, same conversations, a sharper focus on AI security. The full episode archive remains available.

AI security. On the table.
https://securitytable.ai

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12 Factors of Threat Modeling

12 Factors of Threat Modeling

Chris, Matt and Izar share their thoughts on an article published by Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute. The list from the article covers various threat modeling methodologies...

14 Touko 202445min

XZ and the Trouble with Covert Identities in Open Source

XZ and the Trouble with Covert Identities in Open Source

Matt, Izar, and Chris delve into the complexities of open source security. They explore the topics of trust, vulnerabilities, and the potential infiltration by malicious actors. They emphasize the imp...

2 Touko 202443min

Nobody's Going To Mess with Our STRIDE

Nobody's Going To Mess with Our STRIDE

Matt, Izar, and Chris take issue with a controversial blog post that criticizes STRIDE as being outdated, time-consuming, and does not help the right people do threat modeling. The post goes on to rec...

9 Huhti 202439min

SQLi All Over Again?

SQLi All Over Again?

Chris, Matt, and Izar discuss a recent Secure by Design Alert from CISA on eliminating SQL injection (SQLi) vulnerabilities. The trio critiques the alert's lack of actionable guidance for software man...

2 Huhti 202437min

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the AI

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the AI

Dive into the contentious world of AI in software development, where artificial intelligence reshapes coding and application security. We spotlight the surge of AI-generated code and the incorporation...

26 Maalis 202442min

Secure by Default in the Developer Toolset and DevEx

Secure by Default in the Developer Toolset and DevEx

Matt, Chris, and Izar talk about ensuring security within the developer toolset and the developer experience (DevEx). Prompted by a recent LinkedIn post by Matt Johansen, they explore the concept of "...

19 Maalis 202443min

Debating the Priority and Value of Memory Safety

Debating the Priority and Value of Memory Safety

Chris, Izar, and Matt tackle the first point of the recent White House report, "Back to the Building Blocks: a Path toward Secure and Measurable Software." They discuss the importance of memory safety...

12 Maalis 202434min

Selling Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt

Selling Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt

Matt, Izar, and Chris discuss the impact of fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) within cybersecurity. FUD is a double-edged sword - while it may drive awareness among consumers, it also leads to decisi...

27 Helmi 202441min