Beating “Checkbox Security” With Continuous Offense with Sonali Shah
Security doesn’t fail because you missed a tool, it fails because “secure today” tricks you into relaxing tomorrow. This episode exposes why the real fight isn’t compliance… it’s whether your defenses...
12 Feb 41min
Turning Agent Chaos into a Command Center with Pedram Amini
Text threads made AI feel personal, then agents made it productive, and suddenly “success” turns into chaos you can’t even track. In this episode, Ron sits down with Pedram Amini, creator of Maestro,...
10 Feb 37min
Why MFA Isn’t the Safety Net You Think It Is with Yaamini Barathi Mohan
Phishing didn’t get smarter, it got better at looking normal. What used to be obvious scams now blend directly into the platforms, workflows, and security controls people trust every day. In this epi...
29 Jan 32min
When Cybercrime Learned How to Make Money and Never Looked Back with Graham Cluley
Cybersecurity didn’t start as a billion-dollar crime machine. It started as pranks, ego, and curiosity. That origin story explains almost everything that’s breaking today. Ron sits down with Graham C...
25 Jan 37min
When Automation Outruns Control with Joshua Bregler
AI doesn’t break security, it exposes where it was already fragile. When automation starts making decisions faster than humans can audit, AppSec becomes the only thing standing between scale and catas...
18 Jan 37min
The Day AI Stopped Asking for Permission with Marcus J. Carey
AI didn’t quietly evolve, it crossed the line from recommendation to execution. Once agents stopped advising humans and started acting inside real systems, trust replaced experimentation and consequen...
15 Jan 33min
When AI Ships the Code, Who Owns the Risk with Varun Badhwar and Henrik Plate
AI isn’t quietly changing software development… it’s rewriting the rules while most security programs are still playing defense. When agents write code at machine speed, the real risk isn’t velocity, ...
8 Jan 35min
Think Like a Hacker Before the Hack Happens with John Hammond
What if the most dangerous hackers are the ones who never touch a keyboard? The real threat isn't just about stolen credentials or ransomware; it's about understanding how attackers think before they ...
1 Jan 28min
