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Mike Armistead of Pulse Security AI, chief executive officer, and Joanna Burkey of Pulse Security AI, advisor and former chief information security officer, appear on the Cybersecurity Bridge podcast with host Jon Oltsik, principal analyst in residence at theCUBE Research.Armistead and Burkey bring practical leadership experience to a discussion on improving cybersecurity program visibility, establishing a centralized system of record and applying artificial intelligence, AI, to drive correlation and continuous monitoring. They examine gaps in using frameworks such as the National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST and the International Organization for Standardization ISO, the limits of spreadsheets and tribal knowledge, strategies for third party and supply chain visibility and how AI-enabled correlation creates a centralized system of record to support real-time decision making.Key takeaways include the need to institutionalize evidence and context to prevent program drift. Burkey notes that short CISO tenures and manual processes increase risk and slow response. They recommend automating evidence collection and preserving context to strengthen compliance and board reporting. Armistead emphasizes that AI-driven insight pulling context from endpoint detection and response, EDR, identity, proxies and procurement enables agile prioritization, stronger third party oversight and faster incident response across the enterprise.The episode provides practical guidance for CISOs security leaders and boards seeking to improve continuous monitoring, third party risk management and supply chain security. Listen to the full Cybersecurity Bridge episode for actionable strategies and technical considerations.
Rick Howard of Cybersecurity Canon Project, chief executive officer, joins Jon Oltsik of theCUBE Research on The Cybersecurity Bridge podcast. Howard presents a shift-from-prevention-to-resilience thesis and discusses agentic artificial intelligence, referred to below as AI, for automated risk calculations, probability-based risk assessment for material events, threat intelligence, and the value of cybersecurity literature and history for practitioners.Key takeaways include reframing objectives toward resilience to survive the attack and practical steps for leaders and chief information security officers, referred to below as CISO. Howard outlines top-down control prioritization and the diminishing returns of tool sprawl. They highlight the emerging role of agentic AI in risk scoring and control orchestration. Operational imperatives include reliable backups, restore procedures and chaos engineering to maintain business continuity.Listen to the full episode of The Cybersecurity Bridge podcast for a deeper examination of cyber resilience, agentic AI, probability-based risk assessment and threat intelligence.
Karim Toubba of LastPass brings decades of cybersecurity leadership to this episode of The Cybersecurity Bridge. Jon Oltsik of theCUBE Research hosts a focused conversation on identity, passkeys and artificial intelligence. Toubba shares experience as a chief executive in identity and password management and they present strategic implications for enterprise security.The discussion covers identity and access management and passkeys. It examines password management evolution, AI integration, agentic and non-human identities and LastPass' browser-based visibility and control capabilities for software as a service and AI applications.Toubba emphasizes that organizations should treat identity as the foundational control plane and prepare for a multi-year transition from passwords to passkeys while supporting mixed authentication during the shift. They recommend planning for identity governance, seamless user experience and migration tooling as key factors to consider.Oltsik emphasizes visibility-first approaches. They advise continuous browser and software as a service visibility, clear AI acceptable-use policies and policy-driven just-in-time access to manage agentic identities.This episode provides actionable guidance for security leaders on IAM, passwordless strategies, passkey adoption, agentic non-human identity management and browser-based control for SaaS and AI workloads.
Join us for “The Cybersecurity Bridge” podcast, hosted by Jon Oltsik, principal analyst in residence with theCUBE. In each episode, In each episode of the podcast, Oltsik and his guests look at three aspects of a specific cybersecurity area: 1) The present state, 2) The future state, and 3) The drivers (and impediments) users face through the transition from the present to future state (i.e., the cybersecurity bridge).
Topics range across the spectrum of cybersecurity, including areas like network security, human risk management, detection engineering, skill set and career development, process automation, and the impact of AI on the business and security. Please reach out to Jon directly with podcast feedback, suggested topics, and recommended speakers (jono@siliconangle.com).