Zero days, zero order: The chaos reshaping vulnerability disclosure
The rules of responsible disclosure were written for a different era — one where humans found bugs, humans reported them, and 90 days felt like plenty of time to patch. That era is over. In this epis...
18 Jun 40min
Why the autonomous SOC Is the wrong goal
On this week's episode, we're joined by Mike Nichols, General Manager of Security at Elastic, fresh off the Gartner Security and Risk Summit in the D.C. area, where AI dominated every conversation on ...
11 Jun 33min
The last layer standing
What happens when an "assume breach" scenario turns into a total corporate wipeout? In this episode of Safe Mode, host Greg welcomes Brandon Willitts, Director of Cyber Resilience at Everpure, to pull...
4 Jun 35min
From Two Weeks to Three Days: The KEV Deadline Debate
Drawing on his experience from his time in government working directly on CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, Todd Beardsley, VP of Security Research at runZero, explains what it act...
29 Mai 37min
Why access brokers have stubbornly remained successful
Anna Pham of Huntress joins Safe Mode to discuss the current landscape of initial access brokers and how their tactics continue to support ransomware operations. She explains that attackers are still ...
14 Mai 31min
Can you prove which agent did what?
In this week's episode, Greg Otto talks with Howard Ting, CEO of Opal Security, about the growing security challenges created by AI agents inside the enterprise, especially around identity governance,...
7 Mai 28min
How government and Industry can raise the cost of cybercrime
Sophos CEO Joe Levy and Director of Government Partnerships Alex Rose join Safe Mode from Washington, D.C. to discuss what meaningful public-private cybersecurity partnership looks like right now—movi...
30 Apr 43min
