SecurityWeek Podcast Series - Cybersecurity Insights
Aug 6, 2026 · 56 min · 11 segments
In today's digital age, cybersecurity is more critical than ever, and organizations must prioritize resilience to protect themselves against evolving threats. In this podcast, we share insights from…
Edna ConwayGuest
Brian SchleiferHost
we have a lot of technology that is moving fast and requires out of the box thinking, but we have governance that's coming from like the EU.
The U S is just trying right with the government, just push some stuff out about quantum resilience and resistance and the new cryptography.
What's I'm just very curious on, you know, holistic thought you have on governance, whether that's just from it standpoint and or the AI side of the house.
It may be a non-human identity, and you need to address the entirety of the capacity and the constraints you wish to put on that non-human identity, okay? And so for me, that's where you start with governance, one.
Number two, look, anybody who thinks they can do it all is, in my humble opinion, wrong.
But the power of a team in sync is the ability to mine capacity and technology to in a way that allows you to draw on somebody telling me, use what you just said, Brian, right? What are the current pending, not yet enacted rules, regulations, legislation that I need to be aware of as a global operator? One, you can't mine that full time if you have another job.
Number two, you probably can't read some of it because we all know legislation is not always written in the clearest set of language.
But then you also need to say, can I even do this? And I'll give you, you and I have talked, we met talking about OT and physical interactions.
Imagine a host of really talented people looking at infant mortality rates on digital devices that just don't make sense.
And if you remember when Europe put out the restriction on hazardous substances directive, one of those hazardous substances is lead.
Well, what's core to digital technology? In my view, the heartbeat of digital technology remains a printed circuit assembly.
we have a lot of technology that is moving fast and requires out of the box thinking, but we have governance that's coming from like the EU.
The U S is just trying right with the government, just push some stuff out about quantum resilience and resistance and the new cryptography.
What's I'm just very curious on, you know, holistic thought you have on governance, whether that's just from it standpoint and or the AI side of the house.
It may be a non-human identity, and you need to address the entirety of the capacity and the constraints you wish to put on that non-human identity, okay? And so for me, that's where you start with governance, one.
Number two, look, anybody who thinks they can do it all is, in my humble opinion, wrong.
But the power of a team in sync is the ability to mine capacity and technology to in a way that allows you to draw on somebody telling me, use what you just said, Brian, right? What are the current pending, not yet enacted rules, regulations, legislation that I need to be aware of as a global operator? One, you can't mine that full time if you have another job.
Number two, you probably can't read some of it because we all know legislation is not always written in the clearest set of language.
But then you also need to say, can I even do this? And I'll give you, you and I have talked, we met talking about OT and physical interactions.
Imagine a host of really talented people looking at infant mortality rates on digital devices that just don't make sense.
And if you remember when Europe put out the restriction on hazardous substances directive, one of those hazardous substances is lead.
Well, what's core to digital technology? In my view, the heartbeat of digital technology remains a printed circuit assembly.
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