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AI Agents Are Deleting Production. Cloud Security Has to Catch Up | Matt Lea
Matt Lea, founder of Schematical and an AWS consultant since 2010, joins Joe South on Security Unfiltered. From dropping out of college to crash a startup, to calling a CEO straight from his WHOIS record, Matt explains why he bet his career on infrastructure, and why vibe coding is creating a whole ...
Joe Grand: The Hardware Hack That Can Never Be Patched
Joe Grand, aka Kingpin, hardware hacker, L0pht alum, and the engineer behind the $2M Trezor wallet recovery, joins Joe South on Security Unfiltered. They get into how a kid with an Atari 400 ended up in the hacker underground, why the hacker mindset can't be taught, and what 23 years as an independe...
Securing AI at Scale: Why Your Logs Can't Read Agent Intent | Ashish Rajan
Ashish Rajan is back on Security Unfiltered, a few years after we last recorded together at RSA. Ashish is a CISO, host of the Cloud Security Podcast and AI Security Podcast, and author of the new Wiley book AI Security Engineering. We get into how you write a book on a field that changes every mont...
Your AI Agents Will Try Every Permission You Gave Them | Nadav Cornberg Eve
SPONSORED EPISODE: This episode includes paid promotion. Security Unfiltered was paid by Eve Security for this sponsorship. Joe sits down again with Nadav Cornberg (Eve Security) for the final episode in this Eve arc. They dig into agent runtime security: understanding intent inside a session, sessi...
Why Antivirus Fails at File Scanning | OPSWAT CEO Benny Czarny on CDR
Antivirus is built to protect the device, not to judge a file. OPSWAT founder and CEO Benny Czarny explains why file scan detection lands somewhere between 5% and 40% even with AI engines, why 99.9% detection isn't good enough for a nuclear plant, and how Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR) prot...
100,000 OAuth Grants Later, Security Teams Still Can’t See the Risk
Joe and Danielle discuss how AI has accelerated an already messy SaaS security problem, especially as employees connect more tools, more agents, and more data without centralized oversight. The conversation focuses on why traditional block or allow controls are breaking down, and how security teams ...
Why AI Is Making Vulnerability Management Worse
Joe talks with Dominik Richter, co-founder of Mondu, about how AI is changing security work, vulnerability management, and the expectations placed on technical teams. The conversation digs into why so many security workflows still produce noise instead of action, and why speed without quality create...
The Real Innovation Wasn't Face Recognition - It Was Liveness
Joe talks with Andrew Bud, founder of iProov, about how an engineer’s career across mobile communications, payments, and identity led to one of the early liveness technologies for secure remote authentication. The conversation ranges from entrepreneurship and resilience to deepfakes, digital identit...
The Real Reason Iran, Iraq, and America Keep Colliding
The conversation covers Mark's journey to the CIA, his language training, overseas assignments, and the challenges and unpredictability of his career. Mark shares insights into the preparation, language proficiency, and stress associated with overseas assignments, as well as the different roles and ...