ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this episode of Bad Actors, Alex Mosher, President of Armis, addresses one of the most overused terms in tech, "platform”, and clarifies what it truly means to build a platform company. He explains why emerging technologies like AI are forcing a massive consolidation in the cybersecurity industry, and why the future will be dominated by a few strategic players with the capability to scale at a hyper-pace.
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In this episode of Bad Actors, Matt Berry, Global Field CTO for Cyber at WWT, joins our host Rebecca Cradick to discuss the evolving cybersecurity landscape. Focusing closely on the role of data combined with the human element, Matt explores that while AI poses new threats from attackers, it also p…
In this episode of Bad Actors, host Rebecca Cradick is joined by cybersecurity expert and leader in governance, risk, and compliance, Abi Dakin. Abi, who is neurodiverse and has a background in risk management, compliance, and security strategy, believes in making cybersecurity accessible and align…
In this episode of Bad Actors, Curtis Simpson, CISO and Chief Advocacy Officer at Armis, explores the industry shifts shaping the next era of cybersecurity with host Rebecca Cradick. Focusing on prevention and recovery, Curtis considers the trend toward platform consolidation together with the use …
In this episode of our Bad Actors podcast, Chris Ebley, CTO of Blackwood, explains the challenges organizations face when balancing security investments with core business operations, like running a hospital or developing a new medical cure. As part of this, Chris considers the danger and promise o…
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