Fred Wilmot and Sebastien Tricaud challenge traditional detection models by introducing a faster, behavior-based approach that continuously generates and validates detections tailored to real-world threats. If you’re tired of optimizing broken processes and want to hear how teams can actually stay ahead of adversaries, this conversation is for you.

In this episode, Vivin Sathyan, Senior Technology Evangelist at ManageEngine, shares how contextual integration across IT management tools is reshaping how organizations respond to threats, align with business goals, and deliver measurable value. He also explains why thoughtful AI adoption, role-specific functionality, and global proximity to customers are essential to building trust and delivering results.

Charles Henderson of Coalfire shares how cybersecurity programs can become more impactful by moving beyond tactical testing and toward coordinated, threat-driven operations that tell a complete story—from red teaming to executive reporting. He also reflects on the human side of the industry, from musical creativity to hacker culture, and why nurturing talent is key to long-term success.

Stellar Cyber’s Subo Guha outlines how their open XDR platform and new autonomous SOC features are making enterprise-grade cybersecurity achievable for MSSPs and the organizations they support. By combining flexible integrations, case-based alerting, and hyper automation, Stellar Cyber is redefining how security operations can scale without overwhelming human teams.

Containerization transformed development speed—but at what cost to security? In this episode, Emily Long, co-founder and CEO of Edera, explains how rethinking infrastructure from the kernel up is making true container isolation possible without sacrificing developer velocity or platform flexibility.

Yair Geva joins us to unpack how cybersecurity, AI, and M&A are converging—and what that means for startups, investors, and global deal flow. From the rise of cyber due diligence to the shifting confidence of VCs in the age of AI, this episode offers a rare view into the business side of cyber innovation.

Richard Seiersen, Chief Risk Technology Officer at Qualys, introduces the concept of a Risk Operations Center—a transformative shift from traditional threat-focused security operations to a model centered on managing business value and reducing risk at scale. In this episode, he explains how organizations can move beyond detection to strategic risk mitigation, automation, and board-level alignment.

Hugh Njemanze, Founder and CEO of Anomali, reveals how a purpose-built, cloud-native SIEM infused with agentic AI is transforming how security teams detect threats, reduce incidents, and prioritize risk. From faster investigations to board-ready insights, this conversation challenges outdated assumptions and showcases what modern security operations can truly achieve.

Mark Manzano, General Manager of Cybersecurity at SandboxAQ, shares how his team is tackling the urgent challenges of quantum-era cryptography and the explosion of AI agents across enterprise environments. From real-time cryptographic agility to continuous non-human identity management, this episode reveals how organizations can modernize security before it’s too late.

Jamie Norton, Board Director at ISACA, shares how the organization is tackling the cybersecurity skills gap by focusing on career development, hands-on certifications, and community support for professionals at every stage. This episode explores how ISACA is aligning real-world workforce needs with practical solutions to help individuals enter, grow, and thrive in the field.

In this episode, Infinidat CMO Eric Herzog breaks down how storage can be a frontline player in cybersecurity—automating threat response, integrating with SOC tools, and guaranteeing ultra-fast data recovery. If you’re still treating storage as passive infrastructure, this conversation will change your perspective.

Steve Schlarman, Senior Director of Product Management at Archer, shares how the new Archer Evolv ™ platform is transforming compliance and risk management from a manual, reactive burden into a streamlined, AI-enhanced business enabler. Discover how quantifying risk and automating regulatory processes empowers teams to make smarter decisions and drive real business impact.

Rob Allen, Chief Product Officer at ThreatLocker, shares how organizations can move from theory to action with Zero Trust by starting with visibility and enforcing practical controls that actually work. This episode cuts through the noise to show how deny-by-default strategies can simplify defenses and make attackers’ jobs much harder—without making yours more complex.

In this episode, Rupesh Chokshi of Akamai breaks down the surge in API and AI-driven threats and explains how Akamai’s new Firewall for AI helps CISOs manage risk without slowing innovation. With real-world data, sharp insights, and practical solutions, this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode from RSAC Conference 2025, Sterling Wilson, Field CTO at Object First, explains why true immutability and zero trust principles must be built into your backup architecture—not just your network. He shares real-world insights, including how one school district was able to recover from a ransomware attack because their immutable backups were untouchable.

In this On Location Brand Story episode, Corelight CEO Brian Dye explains why network visibility is becoming the most critical—and often overlooked—layer in modern cybersecurity defense. He breaks down how organizations can detect what endpoint tools miss, measure success more effectively, and avoid costly blind spots during attacks like ransomware.

Corporate cybersecurity doesn’t stop at the office door—Dr. Chris Pierson, CEO of BlackCloak, reveals how personal digital exposure is becoming one of the biggest threats to executives and their families. In this episode, discover why protecting high-profile individuals at home requires a new framework, new thinking, and a trusted partner.

What if container security didn’t just detect problems—but stopped them before they ever happened? In this episode, Edera’s Emily Long and Kaylin Trychon share how they’re flipping the traditional container model by building from the hardware up to deliver true security by design.

Ahead of RSAC 2025, we chat with Sterling Wilson from Object First about immutability, resilience, and simplifying security for backups. Find out why protecting your data is no longer just a backend issue—it’s a frontline defense.

A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Mary Carmichael and Dooshima Dabo’Adzuana from ISACA

How do you evaluate the risks of third-party AI solutions—and what does quantum readiness really look like? In this episode, ISACA leaders Mary Carmichael and Dooshima Dabo’Adzuana share practical guidance, global perspectives, and a vision for building a stronger cybersecurity community through education, conversation, and connection.

A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Steve Schlarman, Senior Director, Product Management at Archer.

Steve Schlarman, Director of Product Management at Archer, joins the conversation to explore how risk and compliance programs can become business enablers rather than check-the-box obligations. From AI-powered regulatory intelligence to redesigned user experiences, he shares how Archer is helping organizations manage risk with clarity, purpose, and impact.

What if your endpoint defenses aren’t as strong as you think they are? In this episode, ThreatLocker Chief Product Officer Rob Allen challenges conventional security thinking and invites RSA attendees to test their systems in real-time—with a rubber ducky and a radically different approach to Zero Trust.

In this pre-RSAC 2025 episode, Akamai’s Rupesh Chokshi joins Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli to explore the evolving intersection of cybersecurity, AI, and enterprise resilience. From API protection to LLM-driven threats, they preview what Akamai is bringing to San Francisco—and why security must become an enabler in the hybrid digital world.

Ahead of RSAC 2025, we hit the road with BlackCloak’s founder Chris Pierson to explore how cybersecurity pros can protect what matters most—at work and at home. From supply chain risk to executive protection, it’s a powerful conversation about community, leadership, and digital safety.