
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 | 61 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Max Pollard, CEO and co-founder of Cotool, joins us to talk about what it actually takes to let blue teams respond at machine speed. Cotool builds agents for detection and response, and Max walks through the crawl, walk, run progression his customers... more
Every security leader knows that developers will work around security tooling when they can if it gets in the way of their job. The truth is, employees don't get paid to be secure; they get paid to do their job.
Joel de la Garza, partner on the infr... more
Most people that architect an AI agent think to ask a binary question: is this tool call allowed, yes or no? Michael Davis, Global Chief Security Architect at J.P. Morgan, argues it's never that simple.
He walks through the four dimensions robotics... more
Jet Anderson, is a Distinguished Engineer at GEICO and leads the transformation of their product security function. He joins us to discuss the agentic SDLC and why most of what security teams do has to change while the first principles should stay th... 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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This show centers on AI engineering and security, with deep dives into how autonomous agents operate securely at scale. Listeners can expect practical, experience-driven discussions about identity, runtime security, and governance for AI-enabled software, plus real-world incidents that illuminate both risks and defenses. A standout across episodes is the emphasis on open standards, vendor-neutral security patterns, and durable architectures that keep pace with fast-moving agent ecosystems. The format often features leading practitioners from notable tech companies and security firms, offering actionable takeaways for engineering teams, security leaders, and product managers exploring agent-powered automation.
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Recent guests on Insecure Agents include:
1. Michael Davis
2. Jet Anderson
3. Travis McPeak
4. Dr. Alissa Abdullah
5. Arjun Ramakrishnan
6. Aaron Stanley
7. Luke Hinds
8. Ahmad Nassri
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