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AI Security Table

Izar Tarandach, Matt Coles, and Chris Romeo

AI Security Table is a candid roundtable podcast with Chris Romeo, Izar Tarandach, and Matt Coles about securing AI systems and how AI changes software security. We debate AI agents, secure development, threat modeling, emerging attacks, and the decisions security teams face as AI becomes part of everyday work. Formerly The Security Table. Same hosts, same conversations, a sharper focus on AI security. The full episode archive remains available. AI security. On the table. https://securitytable.ai

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Episodis

120 episodis

  1. You Don't Trust AI. So Why Are You Shipping Its Code? 50:04
  2. Anthropic Ditched Git. Here’s Why Your Agents Will Too 44:48
  3. Don't Yell at Claude 43:47
  4. An AI Agent Escapes and Attacks. Who Goes to Jail? 37:25
  5. There Is Determinism, Non-Determinism, and My Determinism 41:37
  6. When AI Controls The Hardware 42:01
  7. When Code No Longer Matters 36:19
  8. Why AI Cheats To Win 39:18
  9. When AI Escapes the Sandbox 49:09
  10. The End of Bug Bounty As We Know It 42:07
  11. Make No Mistakes: Inside the First "Agentic Ransomware" 43:53
  12. Is Spec-Driven Development Already Dead 41:49
  13. Don't Bury the Model T: Why STRIDE Still Drives in an AI World 59:03
  14. Mostly Dead or Mostly Back: The Zombie Resurrection of DAST in an AI World 42:17
  15. Realists At The Table: How To See Through The Hype 37:32
  16. The Agentic Access Problem: When AI Becomes Its Own Administrator 40:07
  17. The Tool Creep Problem: When More Security Means Less Security 42:11
  18. The Human In The Loop Illusion: Why AI Approvals Are Failing Security 47:46
  19. The Mythos Problem: When AI Finds Every Vulnerability 47:18
  20. What If AI Never Happened? The AppSec Reality Check 47:08
  21. The Evolution Problem: After 100 Episodes, What’s Changed… and What Hasn’t? 49:40
  22. The Agent Access Problem: When AI Has the Keys, Who’s Really in Control? 48:22
  23. The Invisible Code Problem: When You Can’t See the Attack, Can You Stop It? 36:34
  24. The Moltbook Dilemma: What Happens When AI Agents Start Networking 41:05
  25. The Walking Dead of Security: When AI Resurrects the Build vs. Buy Debate 40:22
  26. Crystal Penguins and AI Chaos: What Could Go Wrong in 2026? 40:02
  27. The Cost of Knowing: How Cybersecurity Professionals View Innovation Differently 30:33
  28. The Roller Coaster of Risk: A Threat Modeler's Perspective 45:34
  29. Can AI Replace Security Teams? The Software Quality Debate 36:39
  30. The Debate: Is the CIA Triad Truly Dead? 29:45
  31. Don’t Forget the Beauty of Simplicity: Exploring Shifts in Software Development 33:43
  32. More Cowbell: Security and Speed in Agile 48:37
  33. Privateering the Cyber Seas: New Legislation on Cybercrime 35:35
  34. Making Privacy Less Cringey 28:14
  35. Decoding Mastro: AI Threat Modeling 49:06
  36. Vibe Startups, AI Problems, and Matt’s Precious Computer 42:18
  37. AI, AppSec and the Meaning of Life: The Answer is 42 45:09
  38. Building the World's Largest Threat Model Library 49:42
  39. Vibe Coding: Can You Put Your Trust in the Machine? 43:35
  40. Traversing the Conference Circuit: Highlights and Insights 43:30
  41. MCP…Something Could Go Wrong 45:45
  42. Threat Modeling or Threat Intelligence, Are they the Same? 29:53
  43. Skillset Over Experience: Rethinking Qualifications in Cybersecurity 39:53
  44. Vibe Coding: What Could Possibly Go Wrong? 36:34
  45. The Department of No 45:12
  46. The Cyber Trust Mark Debate 47:12
  47. Hovercrafts and the Evolution of AppSec in 2025 35:00
  48. Find Your Conferences and watch Die Hard. And the Princess Bride. 29:12
  49. Is it Necessary? Not everything requires an LLM 42:39
  50. The STRIDE Controversy: Evolution vs. Extinction in Security Models 41:11