# Tom Hollingsworth

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Why Root Access Cloud VMs and Agentic AI Are a Security Nightmare | Security Boulevard Episode 52

Email your questions and topics to the podcast here.  Meta’s new agentic AI system, MetaMuse, is raising major alarm bells across the cybersecurity community by quietly provisioning unmetered, root-access cloud VMs for every user.  In this episode of the Security Boulevard Podcast, hosts Tom H ...

Why Tech Refuses to Build Safe AI (And How to Force Them) | Security Boulevard Episode 53

Email your questions and topics to the podcast here.  We wouldn’t step foot in a skyscraper built without safety codes, so why does the tech industry expect us to trust guardrail-free AI? In this episode of the Security Boulevard Podcast, hosts Tom Hollingsworth, Fernando Montenegro, and Kate ...

AI Agents Meet Reality: Access, Economics and Infrastructure

Who decides what an AI agent may do? We examine banking restrictions and Amazon's dispute with Meta's Muse, then turn to enterprise economics and infrastructure lessons from AI Field Day 9. AMD, NVIDIA and Intel bring different approaches to the OCP infrastructure discussion. We consider what t ...

SPOTLIGHT: Networking is Too Complex to Secure Properly Presented by HPE Networking

Watch the presentations fromHPE Networking at Networking Field Day 41 here. Between endless alert fatigue and sprawling microsegmentation demands, securing modern enterprise networks has become an impossible task for human operators alone. In this episode of the Tech Field Day Podcast, Tom Holl ...

The Reality of Post-Quantum Cryptography & Crypto Agility | Security Boulevard Episode 54

Email your questions and topics to the podcast here.  Quantum computing won’t just break legacy encryption down the road—it is already reshaping risk profiles through "harvest now, decrypt later" campaigns and looming regulatory deadlines. In this episode of the Security Boulevard Podcast, Tom ...

AI Security Warnings, Data Center Trade-Offs and Job Displacement

Sam Altman warns that faster AI development could overwhelm traditional cybersecurity defenses, while OpenAI faces scrutiny over its own research-sandbox breaches. The discussion examines whether automated defenses can address risks that more capable AI systems create. Read the reporting AI dat ...

Digital Certificate Security is a House of Cards

Learn more about Security Field Day 16 here. The modern internet operates on the implicit assumption that every secure connection can be trusted, but that entire foundation is only as strong as the Certificate Authorities signing the keys. In this episode of the Tech Field Day Podcast ahead of ...

The Billion-Dollar Blind Spot: Why Gaming Cybersecurity Is Broken | Security Boulevard Episode 55

Email your questions and topics to the podcast here.  When AAA video game budgets rival Hollywood blockbusters and user accounts hold decades of digital purchases, why does security in the gaming space still feel stuck in the past? In this episode of the Security Boulevard Podcast, hosts Tom H ...

Did AI Just Kill Security Through Obscurity? | Security Boulevard Episode 56

Email your questions and topics to the podcast here.  For decades, organizations quietly leaned on the assumption that attackers wouldn’t bother deciphering obscure, legacy systems—until generative AI entered the chat. In this episode of the Security Boulevard Podcast, host Tom Hollingsworth i ...

AI Spending Meets Security Reality: Remediation and the Enterprise Outlook

Where is AI creating measurable value, and where is it adding risk? The panel examines cloud-versus-local AI economics, the push toward automated security fixes, and the security outlook following Security Field Day 16. AI anxiety is shifting attention from infrastructure spending to useful out ...