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Security You Should Know

Security You Should Know is a focused 15-minute podcast that connects security solutions with security leaders. Hosted by Rich Stroffolino, each episode presents a cybersecurity vendor trying to solve a specific problem, with two security expert panelists asking questions to learn more about the solution.

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SECURITY YOU SHOULD KNOW

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Getting Visibility into AI Usage with Harmonic Security

Rich Stroffolino -
AI governance has never been more urgent, yet most organizations remain caught between two equally bad options: blocking AI entirely or letting it run...
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Unifying Detection and Response with Athena Security

Rich Stroffolino -
Security teams face two persistent challenges: alert fatigue and security product fragmentation. Organizations generate endless streams of alerts from dozens of disconnected tools, creating...
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Stopping Lateral Movement with Zero Networks

Rich Stroffolino -
Lateral movement across networks remains one of cybersecurity's most persistent challenges, particularly in an era dominated by ransomware attacks. The root cause isn't a...
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What We Learned in 2025: The Top 3 Things CISOs Want to Know from Vendors

Josh Peets -
This year, we launched Security You Should Know. A podcast that puts CISOs and vendors in a real conversation, without the sales funnel, without...
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Verifying Identity with Incode Technologies

Rich Stroffolino -
Traditional identity systems weren't built to handle AI-powered fraud. Criminals have become the most successful adopters of digital transformation, deploying deep fakes, voice cloning,...
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Securing Application Delivery with Island

Rich Stroffolino -
The complexity of securing applications is staggering: users accessing applications from everywhere, multiple layers of security stacked on top of each other, speed and...
Demos with Dave

DEMO: Enterprise Access Management with Imprivata

Josh Peets -
Passwords remain a bottleneck to security and productivity — especially on shared workstations. How can organizations reduce friction without compromising access control? In this...
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Optimizing Access Management with Imprivata

Rich Stroffolino -
Access management has become one of the most persistent friction points in modern organizations. The challenge isn't just about securing identities. It's about doing...
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Securing Your Attack Path with SpecterOps

Rich Stroffolino -
Identity has become the Gordian knot of cybersecurity. Threat actors no longer need to break in. They log in. As organizations manage increasingly complex...
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Turning Trust into a Growth Engine with SafeBase by Drata

Rich Stroffolino -
Earning and maintaining customer trust has become increasingly complex as organizations struggle with manual, repetitive security review processes that frustrate customers and slow revenue...
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Indicators of Leakage (IOL): DLP is having its EDR moment

Nitay Milner -
Meta Description: Learn why traditional DLP is failing and how AI-native protection based on indicators of leakage finally fixes data control. Enterprise DLP (Data Loss...
Demos with Dave

DEMO: Manage Your Configurations with ThreatLocker

Andrew Freels -
Configuration drift remains one of the most common, and preventable, causes of security risk. How can organizations detect and fix it before attackers take...
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Tackling Misconfigurations with ThreatLocker

Rich Stroffolino -
Misconfigurations represent one of cybersecurity's most persistent and damaging vulnerabilities. Organizations often fall into the trap of deploying tools with overly permissive "permit everything"...
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DEMO: Controlling Device and File Access With ThreatLocker Storage Control

Andrew Freels -
Storage devices remain a key vector for data loss and malware. How can organizations gain visibility and enforce granular control over what gets read,...
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Exploring Storage Control with ThreatLocker

Rich Stroffolino -
User-based access controls are inadequate. Attackers know that users inherit their full permissions. When ransomware executes under a user's account, its game over. Traditional...
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