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Center for Internet Security
Cybersecurity
Artificial Intelligence
CIS Controls
Center For Internet Security
Ransomware
Zero Trust
Cyber Threat Intelligence
Generative AI
Incident Response
CIS
Cloud Security
Ms-Isac
CIS Secure Suite
CIS Critical Security Controls
Gamification
Information Security
Cybersecurity Best Practices
Ddos Attacks
SANS Institute
Risk Assessment

Welcome to audio version of “Cybersecurity Where You Are,” the podcast of the Center for Internet Security® (CIS®). Cybersecurity affects us all, so join us on Wednesdays as Sean Atkinson, CISO at CIS; Tony Sager, SVP & Chief Evangelist at CIS; and Ed Skoudis, President of the SANS Technology Institute discuss trends and threats, explore security best practices, and interview experts in the indust... more

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In episode 208 of Cybersecurity Where You Are, Sean Atkinson breaks down secure harness engineering for agentic artificial intelligence (AI). Noting the risks posed by AI agents acting without oversight, he highlights "episodes" as auditable elements... more

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In episode 207 of Cybersecurity Where You Are, Sean Atkinson makes the case for treating artificial intelligence (AI) not as software but as an ongoing trust relationship. He highlights the value of integrating best practices from regulations like th... more

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In episode 206 of Cybersecurity Where You Are, Sean Atkinson and Tony Sager speak with Julie Morris, Founder and Head of Thought Leadership at Persona Media, about why trust and influence have become survival skills for today's CISOs. Julie breaks do... more

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In episode 205 of Cybersecurity Where You Are, Tony Sager speaks with Phyllis Lee, VP of SBP Content Development at the Center for Internet Security®(CIS®), and Steve Lipner, Executive Director of SAFECode. Together, they discuss how an updated docum... more

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Julie Morris
Special guest
Center for Internet Security (CIS)
Episode: Episode 206: Trust and Influence as CISO Survival Skills
Ryan Winmill
Chief Security Officer and Vice President for World Cup Boston; co-chair of the World Cup Boston Security Task Force
World Cup Boston
Episode: Episode 204: FWC26 and the New Bar for Event Security
Pavlina Pavlova
lead founder of Critical Cyber
Critical Cyber
Episode: Episode 203: Cyber Attacks' Human Impact — Beyond the Data
William Wright
CEO of Closed Door Security
Closed Door Security
Episode: Episode 201: The Evolution and AI Enablement of Pentesting
Frank Reeder
Co-founder and initial chair of CIS
Center for Internet Security
Episode: Episode 200: Alan Paller's Vision and Our Next Chapter
Ed Skodas
Co-host and guest, President of the SANS Technical Institute
SANS Technical Institute
Episode: Episode 199: Translating Cyber Risk into Business Decisions
Frank Rita
Co-founder and initial chair of CIS
Center for Internet Security
Episode: Episode 199: Translating Cyber Risk into Business Decisions
Ben Wilcox
Chief Technology Officer, Chief Information Security Officer at ProArch
ProArch
Episode: Episode 197: AI-ready OT Data Begins with Understanding
Sasha Larkin
Director of Intelligence and C4 Operations for the FIFA World Cup 2026
FIFA
Episode: Episode 196: Securing FIFA World Cup 2026 Collaboratively

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Sean Atkinson
CIS leader and security executive.
Tony Sager
Chief Evangelist and CIS security leader.

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Episode 201: The Evolution and AI Enablement of Pentesting
Q: What is the key difference between a vulnerability scan and a pen test, and why does clarity matter for buyers?
A pen test is human-led and aims to validate exploits and risks, whereas a vulnerability scan simply identifies issues. Mislabeling can lead to false expectations and underestimating risk, which is dangerous for executives and insurers alike.
Episode 201: The Evolution and AI Enablement of Pentesting
Q: How has AI impacted pen testing and CTFs, and what does the future look like?
AI has become a practical tool rather than a gimmick, influencing how we run tests and design CTFs. The industry is exploring AI-resilient challenges, AI-enhanced reports, and new ways to maintain the fun and competitiveness of CTFs while mitigating cheating and maintaining quality.
Episode 201: The Evolution and AI Enablement of Pentesting
Q: William, could you take us back to your first penetration test engagement and compare it to today?
My first test was in a much simpler environment with less defined methodologies. Over time, testing has become more structured with threat-led approaches, formal trainings, and a greater focus on business risk and repeatable processes.
Episode 195: Enigma Machines’ Security Lessons for Today
Q: If you were to stand up a security team tomorrow, who would you hire and what mix still matters in the space?
A diverse mix centered on curiosity and broader problem-solving ability rather than pure credentials; you want people who can think laterally, have side projects that show genuine curiosity, and can collaborate across disciplines such as arts and sciences to bring unique perspectives to security challenges.
Episode 197: AI-ready OT Data Begins with Understanding
Q: What would you recommend for an industrial organization looking to be AI-ready in OT to start translating and building capability?
Start by understanding and cataloging assets and data flows, then pick a specific use case to target. Implement passive, secure data collection, ensure governance over data quality and access, and only then bring in AI to assist with decision-making rather than forcing changes on existing critical systems. Build a data bridge for one-way replication to the cloud, validate with operators, and align with security frameworks to retain safety and reliability.

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A practitioner-focused security podcast from a prominent nonprofit hub emphasizes practical guidance, governance, and collaboration across public and private sectors. Across episodes, listeners encounter governance models, risk framing, and security controls translated into actionable steps for organizations of all sizes. Guests range from CIS leaders and government-facing security figures to industry practitioners and researchers, with recurring emphasis on AI-enabled threats, OT/ICS security, incident response, and the social side of cybersecurity—communication to executives, boards, and cross-functional teams. The show stands out for its neutral, information-sharing approach and its ability to connect policy, technology, and operations i... more

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