
Dan Lamorena
Chief Go-To-Market Officer at Pulse Security AI, a cybersecurity operational management platform for CISOs; former Head of Gemini for Google Cloud Product Marketing at Google.
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Aug 18, 2026
EP291 Ruthless Prioritization: How CISOs Can Execute a Minimum Viable Security Program
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Dan LamorenaGUEST
Uh, yes, absolutely, and I think we sometimes get people, get CISOs to join, and we get vendors to join, and sometimes, and this here we're kind of in this interesting position of you describing your technology as an operating system for CISOs.

Dan LamorenaGUEST
And while you will get my mildly cynical remarks in a few moments, I just wanna think of this as, what is it, OS for CISOs, resource management, scheduling.

Dan LamorenaGUEST
What does the CISO OS look like in practice? If the security tools are hardware and business outcomes are applications, then where is the OS? Explain the whole thing without too much marketing hype maybe.
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Anton ChuvakinHOST
So how are you using AI to solve what matters to the CISO and not necessarily for the team or just for risk management?
