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CloudNext is your go-to source for cloud innovation and leaders' insight.
Your way to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and innovations critical to Cloud, Security, and DevOps success.
Pick the brains of C-level executives of renowned companies in tech, sharing their stories of innovation and personal growth.
Explore their transformative insights as they fuse personal narratives with strategic advice, revealing how to achieve technological solutions for the challenges & pain points in their domain.
This podcast is brought to you by 20-year-old cloud innovation hunters:
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Your way to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and innovations critical to Cloud, Security, and DevOps success.
Pick the brains of C-level executives of renowned companies in tech, sharing their stories of innovation and personal growth.
Explore their transformative insights as they fuse personal narratives with strategic advice, revealing how to achieve technological solutions for the challenges & pain points in their domain.
This podcast is brought to you by 20-year-old cloud innovation hunters:
GlobalDots.
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Six quick conversations recorded live at AWS Experience Tel Aviv, from a roundtable on deploying AI agents inside the enterprise hosted by GlobalDots with AWS and xpander.ai. Guests include WalkMe CIO Tal Carmi, an AWS Solutions Architect, and an AI agent platform co-founder, talking about security…
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For years, security teams have relied on testing to validate defenses. With AI systems, that logic breaks.
The reason is mathematical. Every AI model carries what researchers call an adversarial subspace: a set of inputs that will cause it to fail. These spaces are massive, sparsely clustered, and …
The problems rarely start with an attacker. They start earlier, in the way teams deploy, approve changes, and share responsibility. Developers don’t ignore security because they don’t care. They ignore it when it doesn’t fit their workflow, when it slows them down, or when the reasoning isn’t clea…
Most platform teams build for engineers. Pavel Brodsky's team builds with them. The difference cost Forter a full Kubernetes migration. Pavel, formerly Head of Developer Platform and now AI Adoption Lead at Forter, breaks down how treating internal engineers as customers changed everything: deploy …
What does it take to lead large engineering teams without drowning them in process?
In this episode of CloudNext, Jonathan Spies, VP of Engineering at Cloudflare, shares hard-earned lessons from scaling engineering organizations across multiple products. Jonathan talks about keeping teams small and…
Cloud was supposed to simplify security. Instead, as Pierre Noel puts it, we’ve created a Frankenstein’s monster, a system so flexible and configurable that it often overwhelms the very teams meant to secure it.
In this episode, recorded live at our CloudHub Berlin event, Pierre brings one of the w…
You might not know where your data goes after you feed it into AI — but someone else might.
As AI tools spread across every corner of business, one question grows louder: how much control do you really have once your data enters the model?
Live from CloudHub Berlin, Sean Gill, Head of New Business …
What if your IT survival guide read like a comedy roast? At our CloudHub Berlin event, Adam Korga joined us to decode IT Dictionary, a satirical manual for anyone who’s ever survived Agile rituals, corporate jargon, or “death by a thousand meetings.” We talk humor as therapy, the five realms of tec…
Technical leaders often struggle to understand how CFOs view cloud costs, ROI, and efficiency. In this episode, two CFOs share exactly what they expect from their tech counterparts and how better communication can lead to smarter spending and stronger collaboration. Featuring Yaniv Lubinski, CFO at…
Most security teams prepare for chaos, but they should be preparing for control. Melanie Ensign, founder of Discernible, a company that helps security leaders communicate effectively during high-pressure incidents, shares how weekly drills, better communication habits, and a rescue diver’s mindset …
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