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Future of Data Security

Welcome to Future of Data Security, the podcast where industry leaders come together to share their insights, lessons, and strategies on the forefront of data security. Each episode features in-depth interviews with top CISOs and security experts who discuss real-world solutions, innovations, and the latest technologies that are shaping the future of cybersecurity across various industries. Join us to gain actionable advice and stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of data security.

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EP 26 — Handshake's Rupa Parameswaran on Mapping...

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2025/12/19

Rupa Parameswaran, VP of Security & IT at Handshake, tackles AI security by starting with mapping happy paths: document every legitimate route for accessing, adding, moving, and removing your crown jewels, then flag everything outside those paths. When vendors like ChatGPT inadvertently get connected to an entire workspace instead of individual accounts (scope creep that she's witnessed firsthand), these baselines become your detection layer. She suggests building lightweight apps that crawl

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21:38

EP 25 — Cybersecurity Executive Arvind Raman on...

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2025/12/02

Arvind Raman — Board-level Cybersecurity Executive | CISO roles at Blackberry & Mitel, rebuilt cybersecurity from a compliance function into a business differentiator. His approach reveals why organizations focusing solely on tools miss the fundamental issue: without clear data ownership and accountability, no technology stack solves visibility and control problems. He identifies the critical blind spot that too many enterprises overlook in their rush to adopt AI and cloud services without

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20:22

EP 24 — Apiiro's Karen Cohen on Emerging Risk Types...

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2025/10/30

AI coding assistants are generating pull requests with 3x more commits than human developers, creating a code review bottleneck that manual processes can't handle. Karen Cohen, VP of Product Management of Apiiro, warns how AI-generated code introduces different risk patterns, particularly around privilege management, that are harder to detect than traditional syntax errors. Her research shows the shift from surface-level bugs to deeper architectural vulnerabilities that slip through code reviews,

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EP 23 — IBM's Nic Chavez on Why Data Comes Before AI

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2025/10/14

When IBM acquired Datastax, they inherited an experiment that proved something remarkable about enterprise AI adoption. Project Catalyst gave everyone in the company — not just engineers — a budget to build whatever they wanted using AI coding assistants. Nic Chavez, CISO of Data & AI, explains why this matters for the 99% of enterprise AI projects currently stuck in pilot purgatory: technical barriers for creating useful tools have collapsed. As a member of the World Economic Forum's CISO

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EP 22 — Databricks' Omar Khawaja on Why Inertia Is...

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2025/09/18

What if inertia — not attackers — is security's greatest enemy? At Databricks, CISO Omar Khawaja transformed this insight into a systematic approach that flips traditional security thinking on its head and treats employees as assets rather than threats.Omar offers his T-junction methodology for breaking organizational inertia: instead of letting teams default to existing behaviors, he creates explicit decision points where continuing the status quo becomes impossible. This approach drove

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20:40

EP 21 — Sendbird's Yashvier Kosaraju on Creating...

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2025/08/28

Sendbird had AI agents take backend actions on behalf of customers while processing sensitive support data across multiple LLM providers. This required building contractual frameworks that prevent customer data from training generic models while maintaining the feedback loops needed for enterprise-grade AI performance.CISO Yashvier Kosaraju walks Jean through their approach to securing agentic AI platforms that serve enterprise customers. Instead of treating AI security as a compliance checkbox,

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22:36

EP 20 — MoonPay's Doug Innocenti on The Gut Instinct...

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2025/08/14

What happens when you scale a crypto company across 160+ countries while maintaining the same security standards as Wells Fargo? At MoonPay, it meant rethinking how traditional banking security translates to high-velocity fintech environments. Doug Innocenti, CISO, breaks down how his team achieved PCI, SOC 2 Type 2, and regulatory licenses like BitLicense and MiCA without slowing product development. The secret is the ability to test multiple security tools in parallel and pivot quickly when

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28:51

EP 19 — Cribl's Myke Lyons on Data Hierarchies That...

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2025/07/31

Myke Lyons brings an unconventional background to cybersecurity leadership, having trained as a chef before discovering his passion for breaking and rebuilding IT systems. As CISO at Cribl, he applies culinary principles like mise en place to security operations while solving the fundamental economics problem facing every security team.The math is unforgiving, he tells Jean: data volumes grow at 28% annually while security budgets remain flat. Myke's solution involves intelligent data hierarchies

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02:41

Ask Jean – Why Doesn't 100% Data Coverage Equal 100%...

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2025/07/17

Welcome to a special edition of Future of Data Security, where our host Jean Le Bouthillier answers the top questions our listeners have asked us. In today's episode, Jean addresses why 100% data coverage doesn’t equal 100% protection. Would you like to have Jean answer one of your questions in a future episode? Email podcast@qohash.com with your question and a short summary of why you're looking for an answer!

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02:22

Ask Jean – How Does Data Visibility Transform Crisis...

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2025/06/27

Welcome to a special edition of Future of Data Security, where our host Jean Le Bouthillier answers the top questions our listeners have asked us. In today's episode, Jean addresses how data visibility can turn crisis into calm. Would you like to have Jean answer one of your questions in a future episode? Email podcast@qohash.com with your question and a short summary of why you're looking for an answer!

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29:16

EP 18 — GW Law’s Robert Kang on Why Moving Too Slow...

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2025/06/19

Robert Kang, Professorial Lecturer of Cybersecurity & National Security, The George Washington University Law School, has been building enterprise cybersecurity programs since 2009, making him one of the “OG” practitioners when most organizations didn't even have dedicated cyber counsel. His unique perspective comes from protecting both critical infrastructure and social media platforms, highlighting how the same governance, risk management, and compliance framework applies across radically

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02:27

Ask Jean - What's The Fastest Way To Reduce Data...

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2025/06/12

Welcome to a special edition of Future of Data Security, where our host Jean Le Bouthillier answers the top questions our listeners have asked us. In today's episode, Jean addresses the fastest way to reduce data security risk. Would you like to have Jean answer one of your questions in a future episode? Email podcast@qohash.com with your question and a short summary of why you're looking for an answer! Get in touch with your host, Jean Le Bouthillier: LinkedIn Listen to more

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26:29

EP 17 — Modern Health’s Michael Hensley on Healthcare...

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2025/06/05

The healthcare industry's digital transformation has created unprecedented opportunities for patient care delivery, but it's also introduced complex security challenges that extend far beyond traditional compliance frameworks. Michael Hensley, Director of Cyber Security at Modern Health, brings a unique perspective to protecting private — and heavily regulated — health data while maintaining the innovation velocity essential for startup success. Healthcare security teams must balance regulatory

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02:38

Ask Jean - How Does GenAI Reshape Data Security Risk?

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2025/05/27

Welcome to a special edition of Future of Data Security, where our host Jean Le Bouthillier answers the top questions our listeners have asked us. In today's episode, Jean addresses how GenAI is reshaping data security risk. Would you like to have Jean answer one of your questions in a future episode? Email podcast@qohash.com with your question and a short summary of why you're looking for an answer! Get in touch with your host, Jean Le Bouthillier: LinkedIn Listen to more episodes of Future of

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EP 16 — KPMG’s Orson Lucas on Why One-Time Security...

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2025/05/07

The world of data security has fundamentally changed, yet many organizations still approach it as a one-time project rather than an ongoing journey. In this episode of The Future of Data Security, Orson Lucas, Principal at KPMG, draws on his 20+ years of experience to challenge the "one-and-done" approach that dooms many security initiatives. After witnessing the evolution from obscure privacy regulations to strategic business differentiators, Orson walks Jean through why even the most sophisticated

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27:40

EP 15 — Morgan Stanley's Faith Rotimi-Ajayi on AI as...

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2025/04/01

The security landscape has radically shifted from "if you get breached" to "when you get breached" — and Morgan Stanley's approach to data protection reflects this fundamental change in mindset. In this episode of The Future of Data Security, Faith Rotimi-Ajayi, AVP of Operational Risk, discusses how sophisticated attackers are now researching and targeting specific financial institutions rather than relying on opportunistic attacks. Faith tells Jean why social engineering attacks have evolved to

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EP 14 — ruby’s George Al-Koura on Why Your...

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2025/03/25

"If you aren't investing in penetration testing, if you aren't investing in having external auditing and third party reporting like gray and black box type testing, you're leaving your program extremely exploitable because you're just admiring the beauty of your own ideas." This blunt assessment from George Al-Koura, CISO at ruby, encapsulates his refreshingly practical approach to data security. In this episode of The Future of Data Security, George challenges conventional wisdom by predicting a

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25:36

EP 13 — Early Warning's Daniel Maynard on AI...

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2025/03/11

In this insightful episode of The Future of Data Security, Jean Le Bouthillier speaks with Daniel Maynard, VP of Privacy and Data Risk Management & CPO at Early Warning, shares his journey from law to privacy and offers a practical framework for assessing AI implementation risks — distinguishing between controllable technical risks and more complex model provenance concerns. Daniel tells Jean about the critical challenges facing financial institutions, including data quality issues, AI ethics

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22:49

EP 12 — Cyderes’ Patrick Carter on Data Tagging As...

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2025/03/04

Within just four hours of implementing controls at one healthcare organization, Patrick Carter, Sr. Practice Director at Cyderes, and his team caught an employee secretly selling sensitive patient data. Patrick doesn't just tell Jean his war stories, however — he provides a practical framework for quantifying security risks using the FAIR model and sounds the alarm on shadow AI becoming the single biggest threat to data security. From discovering that 10% of AI-generated code contains

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EP 11 — Exabeam’s Kevin Kirkwood on Advanced Attack...

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2025/02/25

The cybersecurity landscape is entering an AI arms race, and Kevin Kirkwood, CISO at Exabeam, is on the frontlines building defenses that can match the speed of machine-powered threats. As Exabeam's "Customer Zero," Kevin shares candid insights from transitioning through three platform generations in three years, reflecting on how each migration exposed previously undetected attack patterns in Microsoft environments. His experience leading the rapid adoption of 700+ UEBA rules simultaneously

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