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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Technical scrutiny meets organizational reality, from mobile threat models and vulnerability disclosure to AI agent permissions and CISO authority.
Security Weekly Podcast Network (Video) treats cybersecurity as a set of connected technical and organizational problems. Its rotating programs move among panel discussion, guest interviews, conference conversations, and news analysis, with questions that keep returning to how…
An IP KVM disclosure sparks an exploit-code argument; your inner security reviewer has found company.
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A security news roundup where AI economics, supply-chain compromise, and physical access overlap.
Security Weekly News #596 covers the week of 5 July, 2026, with Doug White weighing whether AI could make attacks faster, cheaper, and more disposable while defense stays slower and costlier.
Ryan Lloyd links mobile app security to business logic, threat modeling, and the value attackers aim to exploit.
Ryan Lloyd's GuardSquare interview gives mobile application security a clearer business frame, treating layered defense as something shaped by threat modeling and the flows that matter most.
AI agent permissions meet Identiverse conversations about identity, visibility, and the systems security teams need to connect.
Enterprise Security Weekly keeps its security focus close to control, with Sandy Bird of Sonrai grounding the episode in AI agent permissions before the Identiverse interviews widen the frame to identity and visibility.
A brisk RSAC roundup that keeps AI tied to security operations.
This episode frames AI as an enterprise security problem first, with Jim Spignardo of ProArch setting the tone before the RSAC Conference 2026 conversations broaden the view.
Chrome fingerprinting, tracking, and quantum speculation in a security news monologue with personality.
Security Weekly News #573 moves from browser fingerprinting in Chrome into a loose, joke-heavy look at tracking and profiling. The episode keeps a relaxed pace and grounds its points with Google, Cisco, Vishing, Severance, and other named references, which gives the security…
A practical look at CISO authority, board exposure, and whether the budget matches the rhetoric.
Business Security Weekly centers on Joanna Chen of Dashlane and compares how security leadership roles differ, then folds in two pre-recorded RSAC 2026 interviews from ESET and Mimecast.
Technology's mechanisms, power's consequences.
Dave, Joe, and Maria break down phishing kits, deepfakes, and social-engineering scams weekly.
Doug White examines seven AI-found FatFS CVEs disclosed by RunZero on 1 July 2026 across embedded devices including drones, ATMs, and cameras.
Application Security Weekly episode 390, recorded July 6, 2026, examines mobile reverse engineering, tampering, and business-logic attacks.
Sandy Bird argues that AI agents can inherit excessive permissions, while Amir Ofak describes enterprise agents as hybrid identities rather than ordinary non-human identities.
Jim Spignardo says enterprise AI work starts with process mapping, data hygiene, and governance, not with a Copilot license, and he points to a customer assessment that found 950,000 PII instances in OneDrive or email.
Security Weekly News episode 573, dated Friday, April 17, 2026, opens with Chaotic Eclipse's Red Sun proof of concept and ATHR's automated vishing platform.
Joanna Chen of Dashlane anchors Business Security Weekly #443, recorded April 13, 2026, with a discussion about why CISO gigs are not interchangeable.
A weekly cybersecurity news roundup covering the latest threats, products, and industry trends.
This episode discusses the OWASP Secure Pipeline Verification Standard with guests Farshad Abassi and Cameron Walters, covering its goals, controls, and gaps.
A weekly cybersecurity news roundup covering recent threats, vulnerabilities, and industry developments.
This episode discusses building trusted automation, cybersecurity as a business strategy, and leadership challenges in AI adoption, featuring an interview with a financial services strategist.
This episode discusses the security implications of quickly adopting AI agents in application development, featuring an interview with James Wickett.
This episode discusses application security, encryption, and threat modeling for protecting journalists and targeted groups, featuring an interview with Runa Sandvik.
This episode of Application Security Weekly discusses AppSec news with a focus on LLMs writing and analyzing code, and features a sponsor segment on zero trust and GenAI security.