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Coffee, Chaos and ProdSec

Cameron Walters and Kurt Hendle
Cybersecurity
Devsecops
Cloud Security
Artificial Intelligence
Product Security
Identity Management
Penetration Testing
Vulnerabilities
Application Security
Appsec
Log4j
OWASP
Risk Management
OWASP Top 10
Vulnerability Management
Supply Chain Attacks
Identity
Supply Chain Security
Access Control
AI In Security

Coffee, Chaos & ProdSec is where cybersecurity meets caffeine-fueled chaos. Hosts Kurt (security architect and chaos tamer) and Cameron (ProdSec wrangler and DevSecOps junkie) dive into hacking, AppSec, supply chain failures, AI surprises, and the everyday madness of defending modern systems. With humor, sharp insight, real breach breakdowns, bad password confessions, and a few questionable impres... more

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🎙️ Coffee, Chaos and ProdSec, Ep 48

An AI lab's internal eval broke its own sandbox, hacked a production environment that wasn't theirs, and grabbed the answers to its own benchmark. Nobody told it to.

This week Cameron and Kurt break down the Hu... more

🎙️ Coffee, Chaos and ProdSec, Ep 47

Two podcasts. One quarter. Way too much to cover in sixty minutes, so we didn't try to fit it into a script.

This week Cameron and Kurt team up with Ken and Seth from Absolute AppSec for a full crossover recap... more

🎙️ Coffee, Chaos and ProdSec, Ep 46

Fifty questions. One hour. A CVE count nobody agrees on.

Cameron and Kurt bring back Blake Beus for the first installment of a new quarterly series, Grounds for Chaos, State of ProdSec Brew 26.Q2. They rapid f... more

🎙️ Coffee, Chaos and ProdSec, Ep 45

Vulnerability counts just went logarithmic. Companies are pooling money to buy patches before the public even hears about them. And somebody's still trying to convince you a ten person team running an agent swar... more

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Caroline Wong
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Episode: Ep 35 - Mythos, the AI Exploit Printer, and Whether Security Is Actually Cooked ft. Caroline Wong
Farshad Abasi
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Episode: Ep 34 - SPVS 1.5 Is Live: AI Pipeline Security Controls ft. Farshad Abasi
Seth Law
Co-host of Absolute AppSec, founder at Redpoint Security
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Episode: Ep 29 - AI, AppSec, and the Security Industry Reckoning ft. Absolute AppSec
Ken Johnson
CTO and co-founder of Dry Run Security
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Blake Beus
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Episode: Ep 27 - Claude Code Security, The $152 Vuln, and the AppSec Reckoning Nobody Is Ready For
Billy Spears
Former CIO/CTO/CISO across public companies and national security environments; now advisor on AI, cybersecurity, and trust
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Episode: Ep 26 - The CISO Hot Seat - Trust, Survival, and What Nobody Says Out Loud

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Cameron Walters
Host of the show, ProdSec wrangler and DevSecOps advocate
Kurt Handel
Co-host, security architect with a zero-trust worldview

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • De-mystifying ProdSec

    An all-around candid view of a profession too often insulated by credential moats and obfuscative practitioners. I would love to hear more from vendors and external parties on future episodes.

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Ep 26 - The CISO Hot Seat - Trust, Survival, and What Nobody Says Out Loud
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Two security-focused hosts share candid, humorous takes on modern ProdSec, AppSec, AI, and governance through practical stories, real-world incidents, and forward-looking debates. Episodes balance technical depth with approachable banter, covering topics like threat modeling, AI-enabled tooling, supply-chain risks, and the evolving role of identity in security. Noteworthy is the show's mix of concrete advice, vendor and tooling tensions, and a strong emphasis on turning security into measurable business impact. The format often features lively host-to-host discussions with occasional expert guests, creating a practical, battle-tested perspective on defending fast-moving platforms.

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