AI SOC Got Commoditized - Now What?
In this episode of the Resilient Cyber Show, host Chris Hughes talks with security veteran Philip Stoykovsky about the evolution of AI‑driven Security Operations Centers (AI SOC). They explain how AI SOC started as a niche product that automated triage, but is now being baked into larger platforms—mirroring the earlier commoditization of EDR and SOAR. Philip highlights that while AI can handle the "easy" part of alert processing, it often creates a flood of downstream work, shifting the bottleneck to detection engineering and response, and stresses the need for better integration, customization, and a new framework called Agentic Security Operations Platform (ASOP) to unify workflows, case management, and AI assistants. The conversation underscores the importance of shifting left on detection quality and automating response policies to truly realize AI’s promise in SOCs.
Securing the Vibe: Tanya Janca on AI-Generated Code, Mythos, and the New AppSec Reality
In this episode of the Resilient Cyber Show, host Chris Hughes talks with application security veteran Tanya Janca about the rapid shift from traditional DevSecOps to "vibe coding," where AI generates most of the code with little human oversight. Janca...
AI and the Future of Secure Coding
In this episode, Jack Cable discusses his transition from government security work at CISA and the Defense Digital Service to founding Corridor, a startup focused on securing AI‑generated code. He explains how the rise of large language models (LLMs) is...
The 350 Million Problem: Securing the Businesses No One Else Will
In this episode of the Resilient Cyber Show, Sophos CEO Joe Levi discusses the massive gap in cybersecurity leadership, noting that only about 32,000 CISOs exist for roughly 359 million global businesses. He explains how Sophos addresses the underserved SMB market...