Orbit - An Hg software leadership podcast
Jun 10, 2026 · 34 min · 13 segments
In this episode, John Cranmer is joined by Gil Elbaz, Co-Founder and Chief AI Officer at Onyx Security, the company building the secure AI control plane for the agentic era. Gil, formerly in the CTO…
Gil ElbazGuest
John CranmerHost
Because I think we really are seeing a complete shift in this old attack surface that we used to see.
You know, in the past, well, you know, if you go back 20 years ago, there was always a very clear boundary between what was yours and what wasn't.
But now that has compounded even more because everything pretty much is now attack surface.
And I think that really shifts the way we're thinking about cybersecurity and specifically from a AI perspective.
It's the It's the external attack bucket, which has always existed, but now have more opportunities than before.
Your users, again, always been there, but now they've got different tools and mechanisms that they can seize upon.
It can do something that is unexpected, not on purpose, just because it doesn't know better and it doesn't have the right controls in place.
I'd be really interested to see what you're seeing in those areas and the sort of experience.
Because I think we really are seeing a complete shift in this old attack surface that we used to see.
You know, in the past, well, you know, if you go back 20 years ago, there was always a very clear boundary between what was yours and what wasn't.
But now that has compounded even more because everything pretty much is now attack surface.
And I think that really shifts the way we're thinking about cybersecurity and specifically from a AI perspective.
It's the It's the external attack bucket, which has always existed, but now have more opportunities than before.
Your users, again, always been there, but now they've got different tools and mechanisms that they can seize upon.
It can do something that is unexpected, not on purpose, just because it doesn't know better and it doesn't have the right controls in place.
I'd be really interested to see what you're seeing in those areas and the sort of experience.
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