The AI Security Edge

The AI Security Edge - Force Multipliers with Dennis Hurst | Ep 7

Caroline Wong welcomes Dennis Hurst, Founder and President of Saltworks Security, for an insightful conversation on how AI is transforming application security. With more than 30 years of experience, Dennis explains how AI acts as a force multiplier—amplifying both attacker capabilities and defender effectiveness. They explore the challenges of securing modern software development, the importance of automation in DevSecOps (especially with regards to data collection and reporting), and the risks of relying too heavily on AI without human oversight. Vibe coding = terrifying. Key takeaways highlight balancing speed, security, and trust in today’s evolving threat landscape.

The AI Security Edge - RISE and CARE: The Antidotes to "AI All The Things" | Ep 6

It seems like each and every board on the planet is demanding that their executive teams "AI all the things," at least when it comes to high tech.  In episode 6 of The AI Security Edge, Caroline Wong and Rock Lambros discuss the governance frameworks that Rock developed to combat the chaos of an approach with no real strategy. RISE: Research, Implement, Sustain, and Evaluate. CARE: Create, Adapt, Run, and Evolve. Join Caroline and Rock for this pragmatic and insightful discussion.

The AI Security Edge - ABC with Laz | Ep 5

In this episode of The AI Security Edge, host Caroline Wong welcomes Laz for a lively conversation on the evolving role of AI in cybersecurity. From his early research to defending against AI-powered attacks, Laz shares insights, industry experiences, and even a charming tale about his fictitious Aunt Shirley. Together, they explore how AI is reshaping the cyber battlefield and what today’s defenders must do to stay resilient in an era of machine-speed threats.

The AI Security Edge - Humans, Good Bots, and Bad Bots with Gilles Walbrou | Ep 4

Gilles Walbrou joins Caroline Wong for an insightful discussion on the game changing nature of AI enabled malicious bots and the end of rule-based detection as we know it. They discuss the clever use AI for coding in the experimentation phase, personal experiences getting frustrated trying to pass CAPTCHAs (as real humans!), and the complex multi-step workflow that effective detection systems must navigate - in milliseconds - in order to effectively identify and respond to potentially malicious traffic.

The AI Security Edge - Great Expectations with Izar Tarandach | Ep 3

Izar Tarandach joins Caroline Wong for an optimistic discussion about defense in depth and the role of secure design in business processes that leverage AI. They explore the impact of prompt injection, which is the first item on the OWASP Top 10 for LLMs. Izar promotes the use of AI by cybersecurity professionals in enhancing and improving communication effectiveness. Key takeaways from this discussion include: don't put unprotected sensitive information into your database or LLM dataset, and don't allow AI to have the last word when it comes to making critical business decisions.