
Insecure Agents lives at the intersection of AI engineering and security. Stay ahead of the curve with expert insights, real-world incidents, and bold ideas for safer agents.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Software factories are technically possible today, yet almost nobody can is operating one. The security model is what's missing. In one incident a coding agent deleted PocketOS' production database as a side effect of an unrelated fix. In another, a ... more
Andrew Baker, who leads Developer Relations at Temporal, and Cornelia Davis, Principal Technologist at Temporal and author of Cloud Native Patterns, join us from AI Engineer World's Fair to explain why building AI agents keeps re-teaching the industr... more
Sergey Burykin, Senior Software Engineer on Uber's AI Security team, joins us to explain the agent identity crisis and how Uber solved it while running roughly 1,000 agents in production.
Sergey helped write Uber's article "Solving the Identity Cri... more
Manoj Nair, CTO and Chief Innovation Officer at Snyk, joins us at Snyk HQ during AI Engineer World's Fair to discuss the architectural decision he argues the next 24 months of agentic security depend on: the generator cannot be the validator.
We ge... more
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Been listening to Insecure Agents for a while now. Feels like one of the few AI podcasts that’s actually grounded in how products and people will change - not just hype. Really thoughtful conversation throughout.
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A tech-forward show that sits at the intersection of AI engineering and security, with frequent deep dives into agent-based workflows, secure-by-design architectures, and enterprise-grade guardrails. Episodes often center on how AI agents change software delivery, security practices, and operational paradigms at scale, featuring practitioners and leaders from security, AI tooling, and platform companies. Notable strengths include practical, hands-on discussions about real-world deployments, governance, and the evolving landscape of agent-enabled environments, making it valuable for engineers, security teams, and product leaders exploring safer AI-enabled systems.
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Recent guests on Insecure Agents include:
1. Sergey Burykin
2. Manoj Nair
3. Diana Kelley
4. Guy Podjarny
5. Karl McGuinness
6. David Cramer
7. Herman Errico
8. Malte Ubl
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