All links and images can be found on CISO Series This week&#x27;s episode is hosted by me, David Spark, producer of CISO Series and Andy Ellis, principal of Duha. Joining us is Aaron Stanley, former vp of security, DBT Labs. In this episode: Saying no just hides the agent Communication is not a side project Even OpenAI can&#x27;t buy enough coverage Identity governance beats the illusion of control A huge thanks to our sponsor, Arctic Wolf Security leaders need to reduce complexity, strengthen resilience, and prove value. Arctic Wolf&#x27;s Security Operations ROI Calculator helps estimate operational value, potential risk exposure reduction, and projected payback based on your environment. See what a modern, AI-powered security operations model could mean for your business at arcticwolf.com/CISO today, right now.

Our AI Agents Are So Safe and Reliable You Can't Buy Insurance for Them

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Best advice I ever got in security. Go. Well, we all know that CISOs can't run the Department of No, but leadership means pushing back when it matters. You have to be brave enough to drive your organization to find the right yes, the one that strikes a balance between the business moving forward quickly and awareness of how to do it safely. It's time to begin the CISO Series Podcast.

Welcome to the CISO Series Podcast. My name is David Spark. I am the producer of said CISO Series. I also happen to be hosting it right now, too, but I have a co-host. And this person is the principal of Duha, and his name is Andy Ellis. And at this moment, Andy is going to say hello to you. Andy, say hello. After the good days, the good days, the good days, the good days, the good days, the good days, the good days, the good days, the good days, the good days, the good days, the good days, the good days.

So he is in Hebrew telling you, enjoy this at whatever time you're listening to it. Yeah, whenever you're listening, have a good evening, good afternoon, whatever it is. So I wonder, and I don't know if you do this. My wife does this, and I've sometimes done this. Do you ever listen to podcasts to fall asleep, Andy? I guess technically the answer is yes, in that if I listen to a podcast, it will probably put me to sleep.

I'll only do it when I'm driving, not because it puts me to sleep, but because that gives my brain something else to do, which is drive. We definitely don't want you falling asleep while you're driving. Yeah.

Our AI Agents Are So Safe and Reliable You Can't Buy Insurance for Them

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The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.

Our AI Agents Are So Safe and Reliable You Can't Buy Insurance for Them

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.