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mnemonic security podcast
06/08/26
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In this episode of the mnemonic security podcast, we're joined by Joe Sullivan - former Chief Security Officer at Uber, Facebook, and Cloudflare, federal cybercrime prosecutor, and one of the most consequential figures in the history of the CISO role.
The conversation explores the security implications of AI becoming part of everyday life, from AI note-takers to wearables and humanoid robots. Joe discusses the privacy, legal, and security challenges these technologies introduce, why organisations need clear policies and stronger governance to manage them, and how the role of the CISO is expanding as AI risk moves higher up the boardroom agenda.
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They open with a reference to their last discussion about LLM-infused malware, and touch upon using deception techniques such as honey tokens, fake password files and prompt injections to derail automated attackers. From there, they walk through the actual lay of the land: edge device exploits, credential abuse via infostealers, supply chain attacks targeting GitHub repositories, and why ClickFix social engineering is still working just as well as ever. They also dig into the growing connection between AI-assisted development and supply chain risk and what organisations should actually be doing about it.
The episode closes on the bug bounty market, where AI is quietly disrupting the economics of responsible disclosure, and what that might mean for how vulnerabilities get reported, priced, and exploited going forward.
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