Email your questions and topics to the podcast here.

What happens to your security team when public certificate lifetimes shrink to just 47 days?

In this episode of the Security Boulevard Podcast, Tom Hollingsworth, Fernando Montenegro, and Mitch Ashley tackle the looming operational nightmare of ultra-short certificate validity and why manual management is officially hitting its breaking point.

The panel explores the "Red Queen Hypothesis" in cybersecurity, moving faster just to stay still, before shifting gears to the impact of Anthropic’s Mythos on vulnerability management.

Discover how Microsoft’s partnership with Anthropic is turning AI from a weapon into a tool in the Secure Development Lifecycle (SDLC), the reality of "vibe coding," and why the industry must choose between automated patching or catastrophic failure in the age of the zero-day.

This and more on Security Boulevard Podcast, part of The Futurum Group Podcast Network.

#SecurityBoulevard #XFD15 #Cybersecurity #SecOps #CertificateManagement #AI #AnthropicMythos #Infosec #DevSecOps #CybersecurityPodcast #MicrosoftSecurity

Email your questions and topics to the podcast here.

As security alerts skyrocket and cloud infrastructure becomes the new normal, is the traditional Security Operations Center officially hitting its breaking point?

In this live episode of the Security Boulevard Podcast recorded at Security Field Day, host Tom Hollingsworth is joined by analysts Jack Poller and Fernando Montenegro to dissect the massive shifts hitting SecOps.

The panel dives into the implications of the Google/Wiz acquisition and Palo Alto Networks' Prisma Cloud moves, settling the debate on where cloud security truly belongs. They also engage in a heated discussion on the "Pets vs. Cattle" architecture in security, the rise of agentic AI, and whether automation can truly save analysts from burnout or if we’re just building a faster treadmill.

This and more on Security Boulevard Podcast, part of The Futurum Group Podcast Network.

#SecurityBoulevard #XFD15 #Cybersecurity #SecOps #AI #CloudSecurity #CybersecurityPodcast #Infosec #SOC #GoogleCloud #PaloAltoNetworks

Email your questions and topics to the podcast here.

The gap between what AI vendors build and what customers actually need has reached a breaking point in 2026.

In this episode of Security Boulevard, hosts Tom Hollingsworth, Mitch Ashley, and Fernando Montenegro discuss the growing tension between vendor roadmaps and user reality.

The team dives deep into the "Spring of Agentic 2026," discussing how the meteoric rise of OpenClaw disrupted the industry and forced major vendors to pivot toward real-world utility. From the rise of "vibe coding" and shadow AI to the critical need for faster OODA loops in cybersecurity, they explore how organizations are struggling to govern a world where anyone with a credit card and a browser can deploy an agent.

Are security teams leading the charge or just trying to keep up with the 10,000 RPM speed of AI development? This and more on Security Boulevard Podcast.

Hosts:

Tom Hollingsworth, Event Lead at Tech Field Day and Analyst for The Futurum Group

Fernando Montenegro, VP and Practice Lead for Cybersecurity at The Futurum Group

Mitch Ashley, VP and Practice Lead for Software Lifecycle Development at The Futurum Group

Alan Shimel, CEO of Techstrong Group