Threat Vector by Palo Alto Networks

Jul 16, 202635m#99

Enjoy this encore episode of Threat Vector by Palo Alto Networks. AI security is no longer optional, it’s urgent. In this episode of Threat Vector, ⁠ David Moulton ⁠ sits down with ⁠ I an Swanson ⁠ , former CEO of Protec

Jul 9, 202638m#106

Enjoy this encore episode of Threat Vector by Palo Alto Networks. North Korea has turned your hiring pipeline into a revenue machine. And most organizations have no idea. ⁠Evan Gordenker⁠ , Director of AI Security and DP

Jul 2, 202625m#74

Enjoy this encore episode of Threat Vector by Palo Alto Networks. Cyber attackers are increasingly targeting the very tools developers trust—integrated development environments (IDEs), low-code platforms, and public code

Jun 25, 202638m#86

Enjoy this encore episode of Threat Vector by Palo Alto Networks. Join David Moulton⁠ , Senior Director of Thought Leadership for Unit 42, as he sits down with ⁠ Kyle Wilhoit⁠ ,Technical Director of Threat Research at Un

Jun 18, 202633m#75

Enjoy this encore episode of Threat Vector by Palo Alto Networks. In this episode of Threat Vector , ⁠David Moulton⁠ talks with ⁠Dimitry Shvartsman⁠ , Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer of ⁠Prime Security⁠ , about tran

Jun 11, 202638m#76

Enjoy this encore episode of Threat Vector by Palo Alto Networks. Join ⁠Michael Sikorski⁠ and ⁠Michael Daniel⁠ on Threat Vector for a deep dive into cybersecurity collaboration. They discuss how competing companies and g

Jun 4, 202632m#88

Enjoy this encore episode of Threat Vector by Palo Alto Networks. Hybrid work has changed the game, but has your security kept up? In this episode of Threat Vector, ⁠ David Moulton ⁠ sits down with ⁠ Harish Singh ⁠ , Vic

May 29, 202644m

In honor of AAPI Heritage Month, and as attackers increasingly stockpile encrypted data today to decrypt once quantum computing makes it possible, we're revisiting this episode. Quantum computing is advancing fast, and w

May 21, 202635m#118

Every threat actor leaves a financial signature. Ransomware operators, state-sponsored hackers, fraud networks — they all need to move money, and when they do, the blockchain records it permanently. Jackie Burns Koven le

May 14, 202634m#117

Ingrid Parker , Director of Intel Response at Unit 42, has a background that doesn't fit the mold: art student, Army linguist, systems administrator deployed to Afghanistan, co-author of 11 Strategies of a World-Class Cy

May 7, 202639m#116

AI is the most powerful tool defenders have ever had. It's also the most dangerous weapon attackers have ever had. Assaf Keren , CSO at Qualtrics and author of Lessons from the Frontlines , has seen AI reshape both sides

Apr 30, 202637m#115

The FBI sees every breach. You see yours. Adam Maddock , Section Chief of the FBI's Cyber Technical Analytics and Operations Section, and Jarrod Schlenker , Assistant Section Chief leading the FBI Cyber Division's privat

Apr 23, 202634m#114

What does it take to go from staring at forensic images to sitting across from a CEO whose company is on fire? Steve Elovitz has spent his entire career in the room when things go wrong. He started in forensics and eDisc

Apr 16, 202638m#113

Most people think nation-state cyberattacks are unpredictable. Allie Mellen wrote the book that proves they’re not. Allie Mellen is the author of Code War: How Nations Hack, Spy, and Shape the Digital Battlefield and a l

Apr 9, 202644m#112

What happens when your security analyst isn't a person? Elad Koren , Vice President of Product Management for Cortex Cloud at Palo Alto Networks , returns to Threat Vector to pull back the curtain on what an agentic-firs

Apr 2, 202641m#111

Can your organization survive a breach in 39 seconds? That's how fast attackers are moving now, and if your defenses are still running at human speed, you're already behind. ⁠ Wendi Whitmore ⁠ , Chief Security Intelligen

Mar 26, 202636m#110

Your AI agent just wiped an entire email inbox and said sorry. That's not a hypothetical. It already happened. Sailesh Mishra , Product Marketing at Palo Alto Networks and founder of SydeLabs (acquired by Protect AI), ha

Mar 19, 202630m#109

What happens when you're face-to-face with a ransomware gang demanding millions—and every decision could determine whether your company survives? Jeremy D. Brown , Consulting Director at Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 with n

Mar 12, 202639m#108

What if the choices we make about AI security today determine who holds power tomorrow? Erica L. Shoemate brings over a decade of experience from the FBI and U.S. Intelligence Community, followed by senior leadership rol

Mar 5, 202629m#107

In this episode of Threat Vector , host David Moulton speaks with LeeAnne Pelzer , Senior Consulting Director, and Brandon Hogle , Consulting Director, both with Palo Alto Networks Unit 42. Together, they explore how org

Mar 4, 202633m#905

Unit 42 is tracking more than 60 active hacktivist groups and Iran-linked threat actors right now. What are they actually doing, what should you believe, and what should you do about it? In this episode of Threat Vector,

Feb 26, 202638m#106

North Korea has turned your hiring pipeline into a revenue machine. And most organizations have no idea. Evan Gordenker , Director of AI Security and DPRK Operations at Unit 42, has led more than 160 investigations into

Feb 19, 202642m#105

Your security budget is funding the wrong defenses. Steve Elovitz leads Unit 42's North America consulting and incident response practice, where his team helps prevent, and ultimately answers the call when organizations

Feb 12, 202633m#104

Security that slows people down is security that gets bypassed. Birat Niraula leads security for Google Enterprise Network, where he oversees protection across on-premise, network infrastructure, enterprise, and cloud en

Feb 5, 202631m#103

What separates organizations that truly excel at cybersecurity from those that just spend money on it? In this episode of Threat Vector, host David Moulton sits down with Isaias Telhado , Senior Cybersecurity Customer Su