ABOUT THIS EPISODE
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It all started with a small server rack in Ukraine.
On this bonus episode of Security Intelligence, host Matt Kosinski talks with Dan Medina, Executive Vice President at Available Infrastructure, about the state of software supply chain security today.
We begin the episode with NotPetya, one of the most devastating cyberattacks in history, and a harbinger of things to come as supply chains have grown more complex. Dan was there when NotPetya landed, and he saw firsthand how it changed the rules of the cybersecurity game.
We explore why even the most mature zero trust environments still depend on some trust, how attackers slip into that gap and why AI agents break the categories our security controls were built for.
Then we dig into sovereign zero trust: knowing what's in your supply chain, who answers for each piece and who has the authority to shut it down when something goes wrong.
Because something will go wrong. The question is whether you'll be ready.
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