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Listen to experts discuss the latest in Zero Trust security on our podcast! Explore topics like adaptive access control, data protection, and insider threat mitigation. Stay informed about Zero Trust architecture, best practices, and real-world case studies to enhance your cybersecurity strategy. Tune in for insights and advice on building a resilient, secure infrastructure.All rights reserved
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  • The New Rules of Cybersecurity: Ransomware, AI & the Evolving CISO with Jason Rebholz

    The New Rules of Cybersecurity: Ransomware, AI & the Evolving CISO with Jason Rebholz
    2026/09/29
    In this episode, Jason Rebholz joins the No Trust podcast team to explore how cybersecurity has changed over the past three years and what comes next. Drawing on his experience as a CISO, cybersecurity leader, and filmmaker, Jason reflects on the changing threat landscape and the lessons behind Midnight in the War Room. The conversation looks at the continued evolution of ransomware, the impact cyber attacks can have beyond technology, and why resilience, visibility, and response remain so important. Jason also discusses the evolving role of the CISO, the growing expectations placed on security leaders, and how cyber insurance is influencing the way organisations think about controls such as secure backups. AI is a major part of the conversation, from the rapid development of deepfakes to the ways AI could change both cyber attacks and cyber defence. The team explores what happens as threats begin moving at machine speed, the importance of visibility and response, and how organisations should prepare for the next wave of AI-driven cybersecurity challenges. Finally, Jason shares his thoughts on AI regulation, investment, internal threats, and some practical advice for CISOs and security professionals navigating an industry that continues to change at incredible speed. Key Takeaways: • Ransomware attacks are getting faster and more sophisticated. • Secure backups remain critical to ransomware resilience. • Cyber insurers are increasingly pushing better security controls. • The role of the CISO needs clearer definition. • AI is changing both cyber attacks and cyber defence. • Deepfake technology is advancing rapidly. • Visibility is critical to understanding threats. • Faster attacks demand faster response. • Internal threats remain a significant challenge. • AI regulation will continue to evolve. • Security leaders need to focus on resilience and risk. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms. What is the Zero Trust Forum about? It’s about empowering zero trust security professionals with strategies, architecture, and real world journeys to secure the digital future, the right way! Follow the Zero Trust Forum on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/zero-trust-forum/. Follow Jaye Tillson on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/jaye-tillson/ Follow John Spiegel on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/john-spiegel-2011543/
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    47 分
  • You Can’t Govern AI Like Software with Howard Holton

    You Can’t Govern AI Like Software with Howard Holton
    2026/09/16
    In this episode, Howard Holton joins the No Trust podcast team to discuss why AI governance may be one of the most important and misunderstood challenges facing cybersecurity today. Drawing on decades of experience across IT, technology leadership, security, and emerging technologies, Howard shares his perspective on the rapid growth of the AI ecosystem, why organisations need to approach AI vendors and startups with a healthy degree of scepticism, and why applying traditional security and governance thinking to AI may not be enough. The conversation explores the non-deterministic nature of AI, AI governance, vendor evaluation, technical debt, DevSecOps, AI-driven security operations, and the challenge of securing systems that may not behave exactly the same way twice. Howard explains why this fundamentally changes the way we need to think about identity, risk, testing, controls, and accountability. The episode also looks at the importance of combining human judgement with AI capabilities rather than simply replacing people with automation. As organisations begin making more decisions at machine speed, understanding context, validating outcomes, and maintaining meaningful human oversight will become increasingly important. Finally, the conversation turns to Black Hat, from navigating an increasingly crowded AI vendor landscape to the value of stepping away from the technology and experiencing the people, food, culture, and community that make conferences memorable. Key Takeaways: • AI governance is rapidly becoming one of the most important areas of cybersecurity and technology risk. • AI is fundamentally non-deterministic, which challenges many traditional approaches to governance, testing, security, and assurance. • Organisations need to understand how AI systems make decisions—not simply whether they produce the expected output. • Traditional governance frameworks may need to evolve to deal with autonomous and non-human identities. • Human oversight remains critical, particularly as AI systems are given greater autonomy and decision-making authority. • AI security should be approached pragmatically, with strong DevSecOps, risk management, validation, and security fundamentals underneath it. • The explosion of AI startups makes vendor evaluation increasingly important; organisations need to consider technical debt, long-term viability, architecture, and security rather than simply buying into the AI label. • AI can strengthen cybersecurity operations, but organisations need to understand the variability and uncertainty inherent in AI-generated decisions. • Pairing humans with AI can provide better security outcomes than simply attempting to automate people out of the process. • Understanding context and gaining real-world experience remain essential—whether you're evaluating technology, managing security risk, or navigating Black Hat. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms. What is the Zero Trust Forum about? It’s about empowering zero trust security professionals with strategies, architecture, and real world journeys to secure the digital future, the right way! Follow the Zero Trust Forum on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/zero-trust-forum/. Follow Jaye Tillson on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/jaye-tillson/ Follow John Spiegel on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/john-spiegel-2011543/
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    51 分
  • Rapid Fire Black Hat with Evgeniy Kharam

    Rapid Fire Black Hat with Evgeniy Kharam
    2026/08/25
    In this episode, Evgeniy Karam joins the No Trust podcast team live at Black Hat in Las Vegas for a quick-fire conversation about AI, cybersecurity hype, emerging vendors and the challenges of cutting through the noise. Evgeniy shares how he evaluates new security technologies, including why vendors should be able to explain in plain English what problem they solve, how they solve it and where they might fail. The conversation also explores why much of the AI security debate ultimately comes back to data protection and understanding the crown jewels organisations actually need to protect. The team also discusses the pressure to adopt AI without clearly defined business outcomes, why AI isn't magic, and the importance of understanding where it genuinely adds value. Evgeniy finishes with advice for people entering cybersecurity, choosing the right conferences and continuing to learn as the industry evolves. Key Takeaways: • Black Hat is packed with new vendors, but don’t judge a company by its booth or its marketing. • Ask vendors to explain in plain English what problem they solve and how they solve it. • A great question for any vendor is: what would make your technology fail in a POC? • AI security gets the headlines, but much of the real challenge still comes back to protecting data. • Organisations need to understand their crown jewels, why they matter and what happens if they become unavailable. • Security should protect business outcomes, not simply deploy more controls. • AI needs a defined business problem, not just a mandate from the board. • AI isn’t magic. Organisations need to understand where it genuinely adds value. • If you’re starting in cybersecurity, smaller events and communities can sometimes offer more value than Black Hat. • Whatever conference you attend, go with a plan or the sheer volume of information can quickly become overwhelming. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms. What is the Zero Trust Forum about? It’s about empowering zero trust security professionals with strategies, architecture, and real world journeys to secure the digital future, the right way! Follow the Zero Trust Forum on LinkedIn [www.linkedin.com/company/zero-trust-forum/](http://www.linkedin.com/company/zero-trust-forum/). Follow Jaye Tillson on LinkedIn - [www.linkedin.com/in/jaye-tillson/](http://www.linkedin.com/in/jaye-tillson/) Follow John Spiegel on LinkedIn - [www.linkedin.com/in/john-spiegel-2011543/](http://www.linkedin.com/in/john-spiegel-2011543/)
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    24 分
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