Podcast

In this Initial Access podcast episode, we cover AI coding agents operating inside developer environments, automated attack platforms accelerating exploitation cycles, long-lived connected devices exposing unexpected telemetry risks, and why identity systems remain the primary entry point for attackers.

In this Initial Access podcast episode, we cover autonomous vulnerability discovery, AI agents that ignore instructions, and why models are becoming strategic national assets.

In this Initial Access podcast episode, we cover SSO phishing, patching failures, exposed APIs, and zombie infrastructure remind us that basic security hygiene still decides the outcome.

In this Initial Access podcast episode, we cover prompt injection, a hijacked Outlook add-in, commoditized mobile spyware, AI executive deepfake scams, IT-to-OT pivoting, and nation-state use of commercial LLMs to accelerate exploitation.

In this Initial Access podcast episode, we cover the rollback of federal software security guidance, insider-driven access risks, ongoing state-sponsored espionage, and the security implications of giving AI tools deep control over infrastructure.

In this Initial Access podcast episode, we cover AI prompt injection risks, continued social engineering via LinkedIn and QR codes, credential theft and session hijacking, patch reliability and appliance security, and how AI is being used to accelerate malware development—distinguishing meaningful risk from overhyped claims.