Eight Thoughts from Blackhat/Defcon
Some basic learnings that I will dive into more later
Frankly Speaking
Security engineer. Recovering VC and academic sharing random thoughts on security.
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Why security should embrace AI
AI is a technology that actually benefits attackers
What I'm thinking about going into Blackhat/Defcon
It's going to be a different experience for me
Why AI has made security hard
An honest, non-rant-y assessment
How to be a security person who doesn't suck at product
It's important to sell a good experience
Has AI made security easier?
Surprisingly, it has in some ways, but definitely made it harder in others.
Why security companies should try hard to get an AI-native customer
It helps with product-market fit
AI-enabled detection engineering
Not surprisingly, a bifurcated market
What happens to endpoint security in the AI age?
Lots of opportunity to capture the market, but it's risky
AI Proxies
Evolution of an existing and long standing market