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    "text": "What if the greatest threat to your organization isn't lurking in the shadows but is accelerating right in front of you?"
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    "text": "In a world where AI can uncover vulnerabilities and minutes, where it once took weeks."
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    "text": "And we're nearly two-thirds organizations don't even know where all their data lives."
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    "text": "The rules for cybersecurity are being rewritten...in real time!"
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    "text": "Data is expanding faster than our ability to protect it, attackers are moving at machine speed and the race to secure what matters most is no longer theoretical."
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    "text": "It's now happening right in front of us."
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    "text": "I'm Steve Prentice And this is The Talos Security Sessions podcast."
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    "text": "To help us understand how to get a grasp on this enormous transition, Liz Kelly co-producer of the TALUS Security Sessions podcast met up with Scott Crawford information security research head at Fort fifty one Research and Todd Moore global VP and GM of data security products at TALIS."
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    "text": "On the floor of the RSAC twenty twenty six conference in San Francisco here's The conversation."
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    "text": "thank you scott for joining us today."
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    "text": "Thank You very much."
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    "start": 84.64,
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    "text": "I appreciate your being here"
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    "start": 85.8,
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    "text": "and tough."
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    "text": "Thank you and it's a pleasure being here with."
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    "text": "Okay, so Seventy percent of the twenty-twenty six data threat report respondents say that The speed of AI is their primary AI security concern."
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    "start": 99.68,
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    "text": "Is it because?"
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    "start": 100.38,
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    "text": "Adversarial use of AI as opening new attack vectors or could It be there is amplifying existing vulnerabilities?"
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    "text": "Scott will start with you."
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    "text": "yes Yes all of the above And worth note in the acceleration of AI-enabled attacks is that one of the findings we had at the data threat report, as you know Todd was Respondent's report on the greatest growth in AI and LLM based attacks."
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    "text": "Was those aimed at exposing sensitive data?"
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    "start": 130.4,
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    "text": "So That's very much top of mind not just a functionality."
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    "start": 134.36,
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    "text": "The functionality accelerates attacks both speed and scale and level of detail in terms of what they can discover about vulnerabilities, exposures on a target."
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    "text": "And how they could exploit those."
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    "start": 146.18,
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    "text": "so all that comes together to concern organizations insensitive data is at the center their attention when it comes to How do we defend against this scale?"
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    "text": "Absolutely Scott I think you hit right on the head."
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    "text": "sensitive data Isis the core and underpins All these AI systems."
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    "start": 162.84,
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    "text": "In terms."
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    "start": 163.14,
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    "text": "have had the vulnerabilities shifted To your point?"
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    "text": "The same things we were always worried about before are still there."
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    "text": "And it's amazing."
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    "text": "what AI can find that we had forgotten about, and so I think to the part of question is... It is exposing existing vulnerabilities in just amplifying those two us but at other point as you mentioned Liz."
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    "text": "they know their are new attack surfaces coming."
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    "start": 186.18,
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    "text": "its amazing with these agentic AI."
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    "text": "an amount agents our systems how quickly they could move throughout different parts of our organization and find just gaps."
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    "start": 198.04,
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    "text": "And with the power that comes from the knowledge you can share at really an exponential scale, more new vulnerabilities are coming out."
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    "start": 206.34,
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    "text": "but to protect against it don't get scared."
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    "text": "I think as your heading is there's ways to protect."
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    "start": 210.58,
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    "text": "The existing sort of defenses do work to some extent But we have build new defences focusing on data."
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    "start": 217.08,
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    "text": "come back to that point Scott."
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    "text": "It will be key understanding who accesses in their data why they're accessing what can we do?"
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    "text": "And agent AI can do great things for defenders as well, too."
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    "text": "It could reveal the things that need to be remediated but it's going to reveal them much more quickly at a larger scale than I think we've become used to and thats already problem For organizations."
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    "text": "in our surveys of security operations threat detection or response Organizations consistently report more then forty percent alerts they cannot address on a typical day In their security operation center."
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    "text": "That volume is going to explode with the explosion in agentic functionality."
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    "start": 254.16,
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    "text": "But agents can be harnessed for good as well too."
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    "text": "They could assess the attack service, they find vulnerabilities and help remediate them."
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    "text": "we're still in early days of that."
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    "text": "We are exploring what is going on with agents but we are also exploring security issues around agent functionality these things that can reason make decisions act with a fair degree autonomy depending how their prompted."
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    "text": "so Those can all be really good things and people have found really advantageous uses for those in their everyday work."
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    "text": "Putting us to work from security is going to a definite plus, but putting them into the hands of the adversary gives the adversary leverage as well too."
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    "text": "so it's gonna interesting times over the next few years."
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    "start": 295.74,
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    "text": "we're already seeing here at RSAC"
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    "start": 299.84,
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    "text": "And just respond that because I think you are right."
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    "text": "i focused on negative first when thinking about agents."
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    "text": "But you're absolutely right, Scott."
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    "text": "Agents and all the power that they can harness is going to work for their good in terms of giving us an idea."
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    "text": "where are the vulnerabilities?"
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    "start": 316.64,
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    "text": "And what?"
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    "start": 318.08,
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    "text": "one element I'm kind a little bit off-face here we talk about at The Show."
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    "start": 322.98,
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    "text": "it's just around quantum computing how AI really helps find."
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    "start": 328.24,
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    "text": "where is weekend cryptography keys when a quantum computer does exist?"
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    "start": 334.4,
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    "text": "you know, post quantum cryptography is gonna be a key way to defend against that."
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    "start": 337.98,
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    "text": "And we wanna make sure the AI's helping us protect this against that quantum computer not team up with quantum computers and build this new superpower that actually finds holes for quantum computers to get into our data in really harvest now decrypt later but even more importantly break some of the protocols as signatures we already have."
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    "start": 353.78,
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    "text": "so it's a fun world we live in isn't it?"
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    "start": 356.52,
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    "text": "I gotta tell ya these"
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    "start": 360.4,
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    "text": "days... Is it an Irish blessing that may you live in interesting times?"
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    "start": 367.46,
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    "text": "They'll certainly be interested."
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    "text": "So effective data governance is the foundation of AI governance, however The Data Threat Report displays a worrying data governance gap lack of data visibility and lack of encryption across the data ecosystem."
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    "text": "What are the key reasons for these gaps and how can we resolve them?"
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    "text": "From our take, from talking to various CISOs or security professionals."
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    "text": "We do know that with our own report about unstructured data being created by AI, it's just unprecedented."
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    "text": "It is so much new data being made."
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    "text": "And its being littered all over the place."
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    "text": "Its going in cloud, its going into storage arrays, its gone on premise... I think what you used there was around visibility Liz And it's really having enough sensors to be able to find this new data and to be about a characterizing decide, you know what they want."
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    "text": "i think he would have just the right amount of encryption."
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    "text": "if we can see which you dont now how could fix solution or provide an answer for problem?"
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    "text": "so as the tools get better more way to harness how we use AAI and where prompting responses go, in what agents can touch or cannot."
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    "text": "I think it will have a better idea of focusing on when that new data is most important for us And then once you've had the information We obviously know how to apply the controls."
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    "text": "And that's kind of scary, I mean it means...I don't know if that thirty-nine percent is telling the truth Scott?"
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    "text": "I don't what you think about that!"
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    "text": "but if ya think about how AI are just data in general once its leaks Its Out There!"
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    "text": "appreciate you saying That."
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    "text": "I think what you said."
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    "text": "me And you have visibility directly into that Tom"
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    "text": "Yeah no um That was a really good description."
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    "text": "Scott, I got to tell you that's one of the best descriptions I've heard about problems when we're faced with it."
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    "text": "And theres good sides to quantum All those physics we just talked about solving these problems."
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    "text": "There are positive side as said earlier in our podcast but also negative side of breaking asymmetric photography key cryptography."
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    "text": "and I think we have A lot to Do In your next end...I guess it's funny."
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    "text": "You Know The regulated industries are ahead Of others And regionally, I think Asia-Pacific actually is more concerned than the US in some aspects."
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    "text": "my last point is crypto agility And I don't know if you hear that, Scott."
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    "text": "We're nine years out, we think at this point from a feasible approach having to require post-quantum encryption but that could change depending on the pace of innovation in the quantum computing field."
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    "text": "Not that long ago so for all that a quantum computing can do to parallelize And increase the amount of horsepower if you will apply to things like key encryption."
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    "text": "We had that same sort of technology applied discovery fundamental Fundamental principles in nature that could be applied and quantum computing to accelerate what can be done with these innovations."
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    "text": "So it's really exciting times all the way around, I expect to see a lot more about quantum computing as well too."
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    "start": 1398.9,
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    "text": "if you maybe few RSAs down the road but It's happening already."
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    "text": "Maybe we should reconvene in RSA conference twenty thirty five and revisit this conversation and see where we've come."
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    "text": "Happy to do."
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    "text": "We'll be here."
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    "start": 1411.98,
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    "text": "Next year"
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    "start": 1412.32,
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    "text": "first, but obviously in twenty-twenty... twenty thirty five as well too Scottie!"
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    "text": "Remember if you like what you hear."
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    "text": "We will be back again soon with another episode and discussion on the topics you need to know about, to successfully carry-on in the business of information security."
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    "text": "Until then... On behalf of Liz Kelly."
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    "text": "I'm Steve Prentice."
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