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Five Patterns From 152 Episodes That Reshaped How I Think About Security, Technology, and Work Heading into 2026 | A Musing On the Future of Cybersecurity with Sean Martin and TAPE9 | Read by TAPE9
After 152 conversations across security, technology, and creative disciplines, five recurring patterns emerge that challenge how organizations think about visibility, integration, and workflow design. This episode connects those patterns into a single view of what effective security actually requires heading into 2026.
From Overload to Insight: Are We Getting Smarter, or Just Letting AI Think for Us? | A RSA Conference 2025 Conversation with Steve Wilson | On Location Coverage with Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli
Steve Wilson joins us for our first Chats on the Road to RSA Conference, breaking down how AI is reshaping cybersecurity—not by replacing humans, but by helping them see more, understand faster, and act smarter. This episode challenges assumptions about visibility, automation, and learning, offering a sharp look at wha
Detection vs. Noise: What MITRE ATT&CK Evaluations Reveal About Your Security Tools | A Conversation with Allie Mellen | Redefining CyberSecurity with Sean Martin
MITRE ATT&CK Evaluations provide a rare, transparent look at how security tools detect and respond to threats—but making sense of the data is just as important as the results themselves. In this episode, Allie Mellen, Principal Analyst at Forrester, breaks down what the latest evaluations reveal about alert volume, det
Easily Answer the Questions Fundamental to a Modern Organization’s Security and Resilience | 7 Minutes on ITSPmagazine | A Short Brand Innovation Story From RSA Conference 2024 | A Mitiga Story with Ariel Parnes
Cloud incidents now represent 82% of all data breaches, but enterprise SOC teams still aren’t equipped to investigate threats across their complex, continually changing cloud and SaaS estates. SOC teams lack the visibility, context, expertise, and automation required to quickly, simply, and affordably answer those ques