Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 19 min · 26 segments
**Introduction** - Alexis Moyse's unexpected start in cybersecurity - Founding Clarity Security - The urgency of AI governance **Interview** - Alexis's journey from college to head of security…
Alexis MoyseGuest
Michael BernzweigHostAditya GanjamPanelistArvind PartasarathyPanelistVito SalamonePanelistZiad BashirPanelistAnd I wanna come back to that, but before we get too far into the episode, for anyone that's listening in this week that may not be familiar with e- either yourself or Claroty Security, can you let the listeners know a little bit about the solution at a very high level and, and the outcomes you help clients achieve?
What that means to us versus what that means to the broader market, I think are two different things at this point, where our focus is like restoring identity security, like restoring security and risk at the forefront of identity security, right? It should be, "How do we reduce risk to enable the business to go faster? How do we let the business go faster through really solid controls that they don't feel?" Rather than, "How do I make access reviews faster? How do I do onboarding and off-boarding faster?" That should be the byproduct of really solid, secure, risk-focused approach to identity.
So risk and security is like what we focus on and what we help our customers with first is how do we find the problems, how do we surface them quickly and efficiently, and how do we address them as fast as humanly possible?
And I wanna come back to that, but before we get too far into the episode, for anyone that's listening in this week that may not be familiar with e- either yourself or Claroty Security, can you let the listeners know a little bit about the solution at a very high level and, and the outcomes you help clients achieve?
What that means to us versus what that means to the broader market, I think are two different things at this point, where our focus is like restoring identity security, like restoring security and risk at the forefront of identity security, right? It should be, "How do we reduce risk to enable the business to go faster? How do we let the business go faster through really solid controls that they don't feel?" Rather than, "How do I make access reviews faster? How do I do onboarding and off-boarding faster?" That should be the byproduct of really solid, secure, risk-focused approach to identity.
So risk and security is like what we focus on and what we help our customers with first is how do we find the problems, how do we surface them quickly and efficiently, and how do we address them as fast as humanly possible?
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