Mike Miller is a cybersecurity professional and founder who helps organizations improve security. Their LinkedIn posts cover cybersecurity culture, AI security, and faster vulnerability remediation.
Jay Chaudhry is a cybersecurity business leader who speaks publicly about Zscaler’s Zero Trust approach and how organizations can secure AI adoption and AI agents.
Chris H. writes and speaks about cybersecurity, with a focus on software supply-chain security and how AI changes security risks and defenses.
Steven Wolfe Pereira writes about how companies can govern AI agents, including setting limits on what they can do, independently evaluating their systems, and managing security risks.
Sam Curry discusses cybersecurity, workload identity, and the security and leadership challenges raised by agentic AI. Sam shares these ideas through professional posts, interviews, and conference talks.
Jeff Williams writes about application security, including runtime protection for software and APIs, vulnerability response, and how AI may change secure software development.
Andrea Licciardi writes about industrial cybersecurity, including securing operational technology and using AI in industrial environments. The posts also emphasize practical risk decisions and the people who respond to cyber incidents.
Moritz Heininger works on AI enablement for businesses, including practical AI-agent adoption, workflow automation and sales operations.
Omri Weinberg writes about cybersecurity, with a focus on protecting company data and securing AI. Their posts also discuss DoControl’s work, team, and hiring.
Tomislav Vazdar writes and comments on cybersecurity, AI security, and digital regulation, connecting technical risks such as software and AI supply-chain attacks to practical questions of resilience and governance. Vazdar's posts also discuss Croatian and EU policy, and describe appearances on Croatian television news.
Deepen Desai works on cybersecurity at Zscaler and shares practical perspectives on AI security, threat research, phishing, and security operations.
Vivek Bharathi Muruganandam hosts The AI People, a talk show featuring conversations with AI and security leaders, and co-hosts discussions on AI trust and governance. Their posts also describe their work as a principal product manager in the technology industry.
Scott Wright hosts discussions for cybersecurity professionals and publishes Human Cyber Security Insights, covering security awareness, human risk, and practical cybersecurity issues. Wright's posts also discuss professional networking and digital legacy planning.
Dr Geanie Asante creates practical AI education for business leaders and professionals. Asante's work includes AI Insights, prompts and tool guides, and training on AI agents, automation, and AI-powered apps.
Ronen Slavin writes about application security, software supply-chain risks, and securing AI-assisted software development. Their posts connect emerging threats—such as AI-driven vulnerability discovery and attacks on build pipelines—to practical priorities for security teams, including remediation, governance, and runtime protection.
Daniel Kendzior works on cybersecurity at Accenture, with a focus on using AI to strengthen cyber defenses. Their work includes writing about cyber resilience, AI risk monitoring and security transformation, and sharing practical examples of AI in security operations.
Tom Gell writes about practical cybersecurity and compliance, including ISO 27001, security risk, and the everyday business choices that help companies protect themselves and earn buyers’ confidence.
Michelle Woodward Hodges writes about cybersecurity and partner-channel leadership, including practical ways managed service providers can address identity security, AI governance, and customer resilience.
Charles Migabo is a product management professional whose work spans digital products in security, fintech and telecommunications. Their posts focus on building security, identity and compliance into product strategy, alongside agile product management.
Robert Horne shares practical commentary on cybersecurity, including network defense, cloud and Kubernetes threats, security operations, and the risks of AI systems.
Abdelfatah Bourouies writes about enterprise technology, including AI security, edge-AI governance, robotics, and industrial automation.
Ramkumar Sundarakalatharan writes about AI security, application security, and continuous compliance. In Sundarakalatharan's posts, they describe building TraceAI at Zerberus.ai and argue for evidence-based compliance and security controls that limit what AI agents can do.
Josh Rosenberg creates business-focused content about using AI in marketing and operations, including practical applications and risks. They also host the Smart AI Podcast, where they discuss how businesses can apply AI.
Z Ali Kazmi creates practical content on cybersecurity, data privacy, and GDPR compliance, including how organizations can build privacy into systems, respond to data breaches, and manage security risks from AI tools.
Steve Faruque writes about cybersecurity, including QRadar threat detection and how teams can defend against AI-driven attacks.
Rani Tiwari advises businesses on AI adoption, technology modernization, and growth. Their posts focus on practical choices for private equity and enterprise teams, including measuring AI by business results, managing security and governance risks, and reducing reliance on a few people for sales and client relationships.
Harjot Bambra shares practical advice on enterprise AI implementation and cybersecurity, including identity and access controls, AI-vendor resilience, and defenses against AI-enabled payment fraud.
Makarand Karanjalkar writes about cybersecurity, with a focus on threat intelligence and understanding attacker behaviour. Karanjalkar's posts explore how behavioural intelligence can complement tools such as MITRE ATT&CK and help defenders make sense of AI-enabled threats.
Yoram Friedman writes and teaches about product management and enterprise AI, with a focus on how organizations should design, govern, and supervise AI agents.
Deborah McGinn is a B2B marketing leader and author of Crossing the Divide: How B2C Thinking Is Transforming the Future of B2B Marketing. She is Chief Marketing Officer at Secure Code Warrior.
Lise Feng works in security communications at AWS, developing stories about security innovation and how it helps customers protect their environments.
Michele Cerreta shares work on cybersecurity research, including automated penetration testing, vulnerability disclosure, AI and cyber threats, and blockchain-based criminal investigations.
Harold Mansfield builds and tests practical AI and automation solutions, helping small businesses use the tools while considering their costs, security, and operational risks.
Dan Arias is a software engineer focused on security, privacy, and digital identity. Their writing explores how to secure AI systems and why experienced engineering judgment matters when using AI to build software.
Fritz Abelard is a Technical Success Manager at Snyk who works with enterprise customers on developer security. Their posts focus on applying DevSecOps to AI-assisted software development and emerging security risks.
Vinod Sreedharan writes about AI security and governance, arguing that risk often lies in the systems around a model—such as data handoffs, inference endpoints, testing, and oversight. Their posts also address geopolitical risk and business supply chains.
James Meeker writes about cybersecurity and networking, connecting technical and policy developments—such as router supply-chain security and AI security—to their wider business and national-security implications.
William Stephens shares work on technology training for U.S. diplomacy, including cybersecurity education, zero-trust security and AI. The posts also highlight the Foreign Service Institute’s School of Applied Information Technology and technology careers in the Foreign Service.
Joe Decker writes about cybersecurity, with a focus on exposure management, proactive security, and using context to prioritize risk. His posts discuss asset visibility, vulnerabilities, threat intelligence, and the role and limits of AI in security decisions.
Demetri Panici writes about how AI is changing businesses, technology markets, and enterprise work. Panici's LinkedIn posts explain developments such as AI agents in shopping and supply chains, enterprise adoption, and the economics of AI infrastructure.
Cole Grolmus analyzes cybersecurity companies, comparing their financial performance, products, and competitive strategies. Their posts explain topics such as security-company revenue, platform expansion, and the challenges facing companies like Zscaler and SentinelOne.
Patrick Keating shares cybersecurity advice for business leaders, with a focus on board-level cyber risk, security governance, and practical protection for small businesses and financial institutions. The posts connect technical threats—such as email fraud and ransomware—to business risks including financial loss, operational disruption, and customer trust.
Eddie Williams writes and speaks about cybersecurity, with a focus on AI security and governance, social engineering, and security culture.
Eva Benn is a cybersecurity creator who hosts Security Mondays, featuring security leaders and practical guidance on AI security.
Jonathan Baker works on cybersecurity, focusing on threat-informed defense and continuous threat exposure management (CTEM). Baker's LinkedIn posts describe speaking and workshops on applying these approaches to prioritize exposures and improve security operations.
Mike Takahashi writes about cybersecurity, with a focus on how attackers exploit AI tools and agents. Takahashi's LinkedIn posts explain security incidents as step-by-step breakdowns, including attacks that disrupt AI malware analysis and agent swarms that misuse websites.
Patti Degnan is Chief Information Security Officer at Glow, where Degnan says they are building security and IT as the company develops security products for AI use. Their LinkedIn posts also show them hosting Andreessen Horowitz cybersecurity events and supporting cybersecurity startups, including Socket.
Arun Menon is building LXMQ, a platform for connecting credit-card decisions such as card choice, rewards, repayment, fees, and credit health. His work also focuses on protecting sensitive financial data as AI systems use it.
Fletus Poston III writes and speaks about cybersecurity, with a focus on securing AI systems, model supply chains, and the risks of relying on models and data organizations do not control.
James Berthoty writes about cybersecurity, with a focus on AI security, software supply chains, and protecting developers and their tools. His posts explain security tradeoffs and offer practical guidance for security teams.
Katie Soper shares perspectives on cybersecurity and hosts Cyber Confersations, a series of conversations with cybersecurity founders, executives and investors.
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