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This is Cybersecurity's premier podcast. Running strong since 2011 Rafal Los, James Jardine, and Jim Tiller bring a no-nonsense, non-commercial approach to our profession. DtSR brings interviews and discussion with people you want to meet, and stories you have to hear. So whether you're just starting out, or are decades deep into your career, you'll always learn something on this show.
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TL;DR: This week's guest is Richard Bird, who has a new book coming out. He says, "Cybersecurity measures activity while its adversaries measure opportunity," and thirty years of spending has been priced against the wrong scoreboard. Great start, and you know it's going to get a little punchy. Guest: Richard BirdDescription Cybersecurity spending has exploded for 30 years, and the scoreboard still looks brutal. We sit down with Richard to talk about his new book, “Built Wrong: Why Cybers...
TL;DR: Robert "RSnake" Hansen & Jeremiah Grossman join the pod to talk about the "Vuln-pocalypse", or rather, the lack thereof. We do some math, discuss whether it's worth patching vulnerabilities attackers don't exploit, and discuss a potential alternative to the madness of vuln management and patching we're all living with today. Guests Robert "RSnake" HansenJeremiah GrossmanDescription The “vulnerability apocalypse” makes great headlines, but our day-to-day reality is stranger: more sc...
TL;DR: This pod is part 2 of a 2-part series in which Patrick shares his insights on the world of finance as it relates to cyber startups and financing. As promised, the tracksuit shows up, and it's an epic episode! Guest: Patrick Dennis Description Private equity can feel like a plot twist: one day you are celebrating growth, the next day you are hearing new words like EBITDA, leverage, recap, and “value creation plan,” and everything from headcount to product scope is suddenly und...
TL;DR: This week's pod features a Masterclass on finance for Cyber folks, led by Patrick Dennis, where we ask all kinds of questions and go from idea to the pre-growth stage of a company. What's next? Check out part 2 coming next. Guest: Patrick Dennis Description A splashy funding announcement can feel like proof you’re winning, but it can also be the moment the clock gets louder. We sit down with returning guest Patrick Dennis, a multi-time [cybersecurity] CEO and operator who “swims in the...
Guests Jack KorzeniowskiKen FosterTL;DR: Budget season is upon us, and Rafal & James sit down with Ken Foster and Jack Korzeniowski to get some insights into how CISOs deal with budgets, separate truth from fiction, and get down into the dirty secrets. Description Budget season can feel like a slow-motion incident response: everyone has competing priorities, nobody wants surprise spend, and security still has to defend the enterprise. We sit down with experienced security leaders to ...
Guest: Dr. Chase "ZeroTrust" Cunningham TL;DR: AI Marketing slop took over Black Hat Las Vegas 2026, and Rafal sits down for a one-on-one with Chase Cunningham. Featuring their patented level of snark, real analysis, and hype detection, it's a fun conversation. Description Black Hat is supposed to be where the security industry shows its best work. This year, it also showed its biggest temptation: slap “AI” on everything, crank the volume, and sort out the truth later. We break down what we ...
Guests: Michael Farnum, Sam Van Ryder TL;DR: Most cybersecurity dashboards don’t fail because they’re ugly. They fail because they don’t change what we do next. Description In Episode 717, Rafal sits down with Michael Farnum (Cybersec Community) and Sam (Dragos, a long-time OT and industrial cybersecurity practitioner) to talk about the uncomfortable truth behind security UI/UX: much of what shows up in the GUI is pure noise. We dig into the split between “pretty but useless” interfaces and t...
Guests: Jason Vest & Josh Neil TL;DR: Alert fatigue is still a problem; detection isn't generationally better - but we have all this AI. So what gives? Description Alert fatigue is not just a workload problem; it is a product design problem. We dig into a provocative claim sparked by a LinkedIn post: today’s “AI SOC triage” can be a band-aid if it only cleans up alerts after the fact instead of improving threat detection where it starts, in raw telemetry and early signal extraction. We’r...
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This is Cybersecurity's premier podcast. Running strong since 2011 Rafal Los, James Jardine, and Jim Tiller bring a no-nonsense, non-commercial approach to our profession. DtSR brings interviews and discussion with people you want to meet, and stories you have to hear. So whether you're just starting out, or are decades deep into your career, you'll always learn something on this show.
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