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What if you could get a no-nonsense look at security solutions in just 15 minutes? Security You Should Know, the latest podcast from the CISO Series, does just that.
Hosted by Rich Stroffolino, each episode brings together one security vendor and two security leaders to break down a real-world problem and the solution trying to fix it. Expect straight answers on:
How to explain the issue to your CEO
What the solution actually does (and doesn't do)
How the pricing model works
Then, our security leaders ask the tough questions to see what sets this vendor apart.
Subscribe now and and stay ahead of the latest security solutions. Visit CISOseries.com for more details.
Security You Should Know: Connecting security solutions with security leaders.
Hosted by Rich Stroffolino, each episode brings together one security vendor and two security leaders to break down a real-world problem and the solution trying to fix it. Expect straight answers on:
How to explain the issue to your CEO
What the solution actually does (and doesn't do)
How the pricing model works
Then, our security leaders ask the tough questions to see what sets this vendor apart.
Subscribe now and and stay ahead of the latest security solutions. Visit CISOseries.com for more details.
Security You Should Know: Connecting security solutions with security leaders.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 10 days
Average audio length:
18 minutes
Guest interviews
Has sponsors
English
United States
62 episodes
since Feb. 26, 2025
episodic
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In this episode, Michal Jankech, vice president, enterprise, SMB & MSP at ESET, explains why the company believes the future of defense will be supervised, not fully autonomous. ESET uses AI to supercharge its human analysts in delivering 24/7 managed detection and response, with AI suggestin…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this episode, Joshua Knox, Principal Cybersecurity Strategist and AI Lab Tech Lead at Horizon3, explains how the company's NodeZero platform runs continuous, autonomous offensive assessments that surface exploitable attack chains and dangerous misconfigurations, not just vulnerabilities, so te…
In this episode, Ashu Savani, co-founder of TryHackMe, explains how the company's Live Breach product puts teams inside fully-executed, realistic breach simulations built around the threat actors and tech stacks they face, building the reflexes and reporting security leaders need before a real in…
In this episode, Joseph Perla, founder and CEO at TrustedRouter, explains how his company's confidential-computing-based LLM router lets teams send prompts to hundreds of AI models while cryptographically verifying, rather than simply trusting, that no one, including TrustedRouter itself, can se…
In this episode, Dean Shroll, senior director of sales engineering at ThreatDown, explains how the company's Nebula and OneView consoles simplify protection across Mac, Linux, and Windows endpoints while its managed detection and response team absorbs the 24/7 monitoring that resource-constrained t…
In this episode, Leo Taddeo, CEO and President at AppGate, explains how the company's zero trust network access platform cloaks internet-facing infrastructure from discovery, uses direct-routed architecture instead of cloud-routed hairpinning to avoid the latency tax, and layers in continuous, c…
In this episode, Sagar Batchu, CEO of Speakeasy, explains how the Speakeasy AI control plane lets organizations adopt AI everywhere and still prove it's governed — putting every agent, tool, and MCP server behind a single security layer that authenticates each action, enforces policy, and inspects …
In this episode, Curtis Simpson, CSO at Gambit Security, explains how Gambit moves organizations past that guesswork by continuously mapping a company's minimally viable business capabilities and validating whether the infrastructure, backups, and recovery processes behind them can actually deliver…
In this episode, Andrea Sivieri, Chief Product and Technology Officer at CoreView, explains how CoreView secures that overlooked layer, the configuration, permissions, and structure of a Microsoft 365 tenant rather than just the data flowing through it. Joining him are Davi Ottenheimer, principal…
In this episode, Abby Kearns, CEO of ActiveState, explains how her company closes that gap by rebuilding open-source packages from verified sources before they ever reach a developer's pipeline, rather than scanning for problems after the fact. Joining her are Doug Mayer, vp and CISO at WCG, and …
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