AI Security Multipliers explores what happens when artificial intelligence and cybersecurity collide inside the enterprise.Hosted by Steve, a technology and cybersecurity leader with more than 30 years in IT, the show goes beyond AI hype and security headlines to focus on the decisions technology leaders actually have to make.How do you adopt AI without exposing sensitive data? Who owns AI risk? How should organizations govern AI agents and identities? And how do you put sensible controls around rapidly changing technology without making it so difficult to use that people simply find another way?Drawing on real-world experience, emerging research and conversations with technology and security leaders, AI Security Multipliers explores AI, cybersecurity, data, identity, risk and governance in practical terms.No hype. No fear. Just useful conversations about how people, technology and good governance can become security multipliers.
You've bought the AI licenses. You've launched the pilots. You've deployed the agents. Congratulations. But what has actually changed in your business?Organizations are investing heavily in artificial intelligence, rolling out Microsoft Copilot, experimenting with autonomous agents, and announ…
Your AI Agent Has Gone Rogue. Now What?What happens when an AI agent does exactly what you asked it to do—but takes actions you never intended?Organizations are rapidly embracing agentic AI, giving artificial intelligence the ability to make decisions, access enterprise systems, execute tasks, and act on beh…
The Day the AI Stopped WorkingWhat happens when the artificial intelligence your business depends on suddenly stops working?AI is rapidly becoming embedded in everything from cybersecurity operations and customer service to software development, finance, and everyday business processes. Organizations are emb…
AI Is About to Break Your Cybersecurity Operating ModelArtificial intelligence is transforming cybersecurity. But are we actually changing how security operates, or simply making our existing processes faster?Every cybersecurity vendor seems to have AI. AI powered SIEM, endpoint security, vulnerability manag…
AI Is Eating the Career LadderAI is making organizations more productive. But could it also be destroying the talent pipeline that creates tomorrow’s experts?Artificial intelligence is automating entry-level work, reducing costs, and helping businesses achieve more with fewer people. For executives, the prod…
Generative AI can produce extraordinary answers.Detailed. Confident. Professional.And sometimes completely wrong.The most dangerous AI answer isn't necessarily the obviously ridiculous one. It's the wrong answer that sounds exactly like the right one.In this episode of AI Security Multipliers, Stev…
Where will artificial intelligence be one year from now? Five years from now? Ten years from now — and what happens beyond that?Predicting technology is notoriously difficult, so this episode isn't really about prediction. It's about direction.In this episode of AI Security Multipliers, Steve looks…
AI is creating new cybersecurity risks — and naturally, an entire industry is emerging to sell us new tools to manage them.AI security posture management. AI gateways. AI firewalls. Agent security. Runtime protection. Model security. AI governance platforms.Some of these technologies will be essential. But b…
AI agents are entering the enterprise — and they aren't just answering questions anymore.They're accessing information, using applications, calling APIs, operating browsers, making decisions and increasingly taking action on our behalf.So here's a deceptively simple cybersecurity question:Who …
What happens when enterprise AI starts finding information you didn't realize people could access?In this episode of AI Security Multipliers, Steve looks at one of the uncomfortable realities of tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot: AI may not be creating your data security problem. It may simply be exposin…
Microsoft Scout could be one of Microsoft's most important enterprise AI announcements yet.In this special edition of AI Security Multipliers, Steve takes a closer look at Microsoft Scout — Microsoft's new always-on AI agent for work — and what it could mean for the future of enterprise AI, Microso…
New to AI Security Multipliers? Start here.In this short introduction, Steve explains what the podcast is about, why he created it, and the perspective he brings to the rapidly changing worlds of AI, cybersecurity and governance.No hype. No fearmongering. Just practical conversations about what matters, what…
AI Is Coming for CybersecurityWe hear plenty about how attackers are going to use AI. But what about the defenders?In this episode of AI Security Multipliers, Steve looks at the other side of the AI security story: how AI can help cybersecurity teams work faster, prioritize better, investigate incidents, imp…
AI governance is supposed to help organizations use AI safely. But what happens when the governance itself becomes the reason people go around it?In this episode of AI Security Multipliers, Steve explores how organizations can govern AI without becoming the Department of No.As AI adoption accelerates, many o…
AI is moving from answering questions to taking actions. And that changes the security model.In this episode of AI Security Multipliers, Steve explores what happens when AI evolves from an assistant that recommends what to do into an agent that can actually do it.An AI agent may read email, access enterprise…
AI may not change what your employees are allowed to access. But it can dramatically change what they can find.In this episode of AI Security Multipliers, Steve explores why enterprise AI is changing the traditional security boundary and making data, identity and access governance more important than ever.Fo…
AI risk touches cybersecurity, privacy, data, technology, legal, compliance and the business. So who actually owns it?In this episode of AI Security Multipliers, Steve explores why trying to assign all AI risk to a single executive or function may be the wrong approach.Using practical enterprise examples, we…
AI is already inside most organizations. The question is whether anyone really knows where it's being used, what information it's accessing, and what risks it's creating.In the first episode of AI Security Multipliers, Steve explores what happens when generative AI enters the enterprise faster…