
CISO Series Podcast
You’re Not Leaving This House Until You Cover Up That LLM
Dec 12, 2023
Richard Ford, CTO, Praetorian, joins the hosts to discuss topics including relying on heroes versus building scalable processes in cybersecurity, AI's influence on attack models and dark business models, the importance of transparency in security incidents, continuous assessment and fixing vulnerabilities, and the value of data in making informed cybersecurity decisions.
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Quick takeaways
- Building a security program that doesn't depend on heroism involves recognizing the problem, creating scalable processes, and distributing responsibilities.
- Organizations need to understand the risks associated with new AI technologies and develop effective strategies for securing them.
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Building a Security Program Without Reliance on Heroism
Relying on IT heroism in a security operations center is not a good practice. Process scalability is key to avoiding the need for heroics. Letting processes break can uncover systematic issues that need to be addressed. Building a security program that doesn't depend on heroism involves recognizing the problem, creating scalable processes, and distributing responsibilities. It's important to avoid a hero culture and focus on building a team that knows how to handle problems.
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