Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

How are defenders supposed to keep up when attackers move at the speed of AI? In this episode of Security Matters, host David Puner welcomes Rick McElroy, founder and CEO of Nexasure, for a candid conversation about cybersecurity’s breaking point. Together, they unpack the realities of defending organizations in an era of identity sprawl, machine risk, agentic AI, and relentless automation. Rick shares hard-won insights from decades on the front lines, challenging the myth of perfect defense and revealing why identity remains at the root of most breaches.

The Razorwire Christmas Party 2025 episode compares most cyber incidents to shoplifting rather than aviation disasters, with losses treated as part of the cost of doing business. Burnout in 2025 often grows from false positives, alert fatigue and badly shaped workflows, so security economics and ergonomics matter more than dramatic nation state stories.

How does a lean IT team of just 5 people support 900 users across offices in Barcelona, Paris, and Reims? In this video case study (presented in Spanish), Carles Anton Güell, IT Manager at Papernest, explains how they moved away from "tedious" Active Directory to a single unified solution. By integrating JumpCloud with their Google Workspace, Papernest centralized identity, hardware (MDM), and office Wi-Fi into one seamless workflow.

Let's look at Git hooks, which is where ggshield really starts paying off in day-to-day developer workflow. Git hooks are built-in automation in Git. When certain events happen, like committing or pushing, Git checks for specific files inside the.git/hooks folder. If a hook file exists, Git runs it automatically. For example, if there’s a file named pre-commit, Git will execute it every time you commit.

In this end-of-year episode of This Week in NET, host João Tomé is joined by Omer Yoachimik, Senior Product Manager for DDoS Protection at Cloudflare, to break down the realities of the 2025 DDoS threat landscape — and what’s coming next.

Security researcher and analyst Jon Oltsik talks about the importance of shifting lift and employing threat informed defense in this short clip.

The New Year is upon us and with a new year comes new changes. Cyber Santa is back with his predictions for the coming year and how cyber will evolve in the next 365 days. SecurityScorecard CISO Steve Cobb returns in his jolly red hat and white beard to shake his snow globe and see what's ahead for the cybersecurity industry in 2026 and what you need to know going into the new year. CISO responsibility, data sprawl, and AI governance are the top 3 on the list of emerging priorities.

“If you are solving problems at human speed, you are at a huge disadvantage, because your attackers are operating at machine speed.” As cyber risk – in both the financial services sector and more broadly – accelerates at the pace of automation and AI, securing our future requires practitioners to be more strategic than the threat actors after our assets.

This was a busy year for the Adversary Universe podcast. We covered the emergence of new adversaries, the weaponization of AI, critical CrowdStrike research, and how cyberattacks look in different regions of the world.