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Unlock the future of cybersecurity with the "Dr. Zero Trust Podcast" on all podcasting platforms! Join me as we delve into Zero Trust Security, redefining how we protect data and networks. Explore frameworks, threat prevention, identity management, exclusive interviews, and emerging tech. Whether you're a pro or just curious, trust me– this podcast is where those who value honesty and real insights go for their cybersecurity insights! Tune in on Spotify, Google, or ITunes now. #DrZeroTrustPodcast #Cybersecurity #ZeroTrust
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When Autonomous AI Attacks a Segmented Network
In this conversation, Nick Dakota and I discuss the implications of AI in cybersecurity, particularly focusing on a recent experiment that tested AI's ability to execute cyber attacks in segmented versus unsegmented networks. We emphasize t
Printers Get Hacked Too!
Jim LaRoe and I discuss the often-overlooked security risks of printers in corporate networks, particularly in healthcare settings. They discuss how printers, as IoT devices, can serve as entry points for cyberattacks because of default con
The Hidden Identity Problem Behind Most Breaches
Episode DescriptionPasswords remain the soft underbelly of cybersecurity, and that single flaw quietly powers breaches, token theft, lateral movement, and even AI-driven attacks. I sit down with Eugene from Spiler to explore a different mod
The Apocalypse is Priced to the IPO
I argue that the AI apocalypse is not just a fear story—it may be one of the most profitable sales, policy, and moat-building strategies in modern tech. The same doom narrative used to warn the public about AI is also being used to raise va
The Stanislav Petrov Lesson for AI and Offensive Cyber
In this episode, I dig into a potentially dangerous shift in U.S. cyber policy: allowing private American companies to conduct offensive cyber operations overseas under government authority. I get why the idea is attractive. Ransomware crew
The Great "AI" Escape
AI did not end the world this summer - it did something more useful for cyber defenders: it showed us exactly how autonomous systems cheat, break out, and keep going when the controls are weak. Dr. Zero Trust breaks down the July wave of AI
The 27-Second Lateral Movement: How Fast Hackers Can Exploit Your Network—and How to Stop Them
Discover how vulnerabilities like legacy authentication, excessive reachability, and AI-driven threats are accelerating lateral movement in organizations. This episode explores key findings from a recent security report, practical strategie
The Truth About Cyber Insurance Denials and Your Risk Exposure
In this episode, we dive deep into the complexities of cyber insurance and its real impact on your business. Discover the truth behind the claims, exclusions, and the shocking statistics that reveal how much coverage you really have. Key ta
Zero Trust for Hiring
In this episode of Dr Zero Trust, we dive into how 909 Cyber is revolutionizing the remote interview process to eliminate fraud and save time. Discover the innovative solutions that are changing the game for employers and job seekers alike.
Agents Have Landed on MARS!
The conversation introduces Menlo Security's Mars capability and discusses the security and control measures for the agent workforce. It explores the isolation and guardrails for agents; the native experience and control; scrubbing and de-w
The Unicorn Trap and how it is failing the cybersecurity industry.
Most venture-backed cybersecurity companies are doomed from the start. The math is rigged so only 5-10% of startups survive—and they have to return hundreds of millions, or even billions, to satisfy investors. The result? Exploding tools, p
Ephemeral Endpoints and Biometrics in cybersecurity, what's new?
The conversation covers the introduction of Silos and SpyAlert, the concept of ephemeral endpoints, solving Windows 10 compatibility issues, biometric identity and network isolation, AI-enabled tools and vulnerability mitigation, expanding
The Uncomfortable Truth About How Digital Vulnerabilities Put Our Kids’ Future at Risk
Your kids’ education is under attack—and the damage goes far beyond data breaches. Schools have become prime targets for hackers, not just because of the valuable student information they hold, but because their interconnected digital syste
Building Secure Networks in 2026 with Engma
Most cybersecurity talks about infrastructure miss the real game-changer: ephemerality and programmatic network defense. A team of military veteran experts and I unveil how they’re turning traditional models inside out—a move that’s not jus
Balancing Hoodies and Suits in Cybersecurity
Most cybersecurity conferences have become echo chambers filled with repetitive buzzwords and the same problems dressed up in new clothes—until now. At RSA 2023, Chase Cunningham and industry insiders peel back the hype, revealing why much
What No One Tells You About America’s Cyber Strategy and Its Gap in Power
In this episode, I am pulling back the curtain on America's cybersecurity strategies. Too often, these strategies are just warm words that never translate into real action. I'm here to reveal why our current cyber policies are more talk tha
Beyond Perimeter Defenses: DLP, CASB, and the AI Agent Revolution
Unlock the future of cybersecurity where AI agents no longer just assist—they act autonomously, making decisions that could impact your entire organization. In this eye-opening episode, Vidit Arora, founder and CEO of Quillr AI, reveals how
CrowdStrike's 2026 insights and the insanity of vendor nomenclature for threat actors.
Welcome to the AI-powered cyberpunk timeline. We’re ripping into CrowdStrike’s 2026 Threat Report and translating it from analyst-speak into what it actually means for anyone who has to defend real systems in the real world. Most threat rep
The Hidden Architecture Secrets Making Real-Time Security Data Possible
Most organizations are drowning in data they can't process fast enough — leaving critical security gaps that adversaries exploit. Michael Cucchi, Chief Marketing Officer at Hydraulics, reveals how a groundbreaking new data architecture is t
The Hidden CyberNet of Epstein’s Personal Hacker Revealed — And Why It Matters
Most companies inadvertently sabotage their cybersecurity by ignoring the biggest digital threats lurking right in front of them. I want to pull back the curtain on shocking case studies—like alleged hackers tied to major cybercrime rings a
How Cybercriminals Turn Legitimate Marketing Tools into Invisible Malware Systems
Cybersecurity in 2026 is more dangerous—and more invisible—than ever. Passwords are still the weakest link, with over 6 billion stolen in the past year alone, including common ones like 123456 and admin. Yet, despite decades of awareness, p
Ransomware negotiations in the real world. What works and what doesn't.
My conversation with Kurtis Minder cuts through the fantasy land most people live in when they talk about ransomware.This isn’t about movie-style hackers or “just restore from backup” nonsense. It’s about the industrialized ransomware econo
The Cost of Complacency: Cybersecurity Lessons from 2025
In this conversation, I break down the state of cybersecurity heading into 2025—and it’s not pretty. Ransomware isn’t “ramping up,” it’s eating the market alive, while too many organizations are still betting their future on outdated contro
AI SoC and SMB's in 2025, Where are We?
In this episode, we take a hard look at how AI is being integrated into cybersecurity—and where the narrative often diverges from reality. The discussion spans offensive and defensive use cases, the structural challenges facing SMBs, and wh
Small Business Cybersecurity: A Crisis of Confidence
In this conversation, I discuss the latest findings from the Identity Theft Resources Center's Business Impact Report. He highlights alarming cybersecurity trends, particularly the rise of AI-powered attacks and their financial implications
Rethinking Identity in the Age of AI
Hard truth: if you’re shipping AI and haven’t rethought identity, you’re not “innovating” — you’re just building a faster, prettier fraud engine. In this conversation with Heather Dahl, we dig into what identity in the age of AI really mean
AI: The Double-Edged Sword in Cybersecurity
In this conversation, I discuss the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, particularly the impact of #ai on #cyberattacks. I highlight a recent AI-driven #cybersecurity campaign, its implications for businesses, and the importance of robust
Leadership in Cybersecurity: Authenticity and Innovation with Karim Toubba
I sat down with Karim Toubba, CEO of LastPass, to discuss the challenges and triumphs of navigating cybersecurity in today's digital landscape, especially the issues we face when we have been breached. This is a masterclass in how to handle
Securing the Digital Metropolis
🚨 Identity is one of the many links in the #cybersecurity kill chain. If you think your perimeter is going to save you, you’re already compromised.In this episode, I sit down with Tim Prendergast to rip apart the myths of identity manageme
AI is moving faster than your security program — and that should scare you.
In this episode, I sit down with Ofer Klein to dig into the messy truth about #ai (https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/ai) governance, “shadow AI,” and why most CISOs are already behind the curve. We’re talking about the reality that AI isn’t j
