Agentic Browsers
mnemonic security podcast
11/24/25
•19m
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In this short and sweet episode on agentic browsers, we’re joined by Helen Kearney, a leader in helping humanitarian and non-profit organisations use technology strategically, responsibly, and with real impact.
Robby and Helen discuss the challenges and opportunities posed by these new browsers, where their "agentic" abilities create new risks, raise questions about ethical AI use, and heighten concerns around safeguarding sensitive data.
Helen also shares the conversations she’s having across the humanitarian sector as AI tools go mainstream - what’s inspiring, what’s misunderstood, and the developments she believes deserve far more attention.
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Dark Web Roast
November 10, 2025
•44m
Start your week with a laugh. And yes, it’s work-relevant.
Today’s guests, John Fokker, Head of Threat Intelligence, and Jambul Tologonov, Security Researcher at Trellix, have spent years monitoring the dark web and have quite a few stories to tell.
They are joining Robby to talk about their concept "Dark Web Roast", a satirical look at cyber criminals and their world of crime, aiming to show that at the end of the day, these threat actors are just human beings, messing up just like anyone else.
In the episode, they take us behind the scenes of the dark web: exposing failures among cybercriminals, uncovering ransomware-group drama, and revealing the vanity and rivalries fueling it all.
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Present and Future of MDR
December 1, 2025
•54m
What is the future of MDR?
In this episode of the mnemonic security podcast, Robby is joined by Migjen Hakaj from mnemonic's Innovation & Emerging Technologies Department and Amine Besson, Director at Behemoth Security.
They've joined forces by collecting their shared extensive experience with security monitoring, and published a popular three-part blog series on what Managed Detection and Response (MDR) really is on a deep level, where they examine the past, present, and future challenges within the field.
In their conversation they talk about the evolution of the SOC space, what main forms of security operations they are seeing today, and why they believe the SOC needs to change.
They also explain why it's hard to define what MDR really is today, the main value proposition of MDR providers, and what the next big differentiators for MDR providers will be. As well as in what ways they've seen that the industry has matured over the last few years, where the industry needs radical change, and where AI SOC has a place and where its main challenges lie.
Interested in more? Visit their blog series:
The Present and Future of Managed Detection and Response: https://detect.fyi/the-present-and-future-of-managed-detection-and-response-01a72088e6f6
The missing link in MDR. Spoiler, it starts with a Detection Engineering framework: https://detect.fyi/the-missing-link-in-mdr-spoiler-it-starts-with-a-detection-engineering-framework-5f836347c92f
Beyond Detections : Scaling Analysis & Response to keep MDR relevant: https://detect.fyi/beyond-detections-scaling-analysis-response-to-keep-mdr-relevant-592285d0fd25
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