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Nebulock’s Alex Hurtado on why current logs fail to distinguish AI agents from info stealers

October 08, 2026

Over 60% of false positives trace back to vendor-provided detection rules. That finding, from a first-of-its-kind SANS report Alex Hurtado helped produce, captured why detection engineering has become its own discipline, one that treats rule management like a CI/CD pipeline.Alex, Head of Detection Strategy at Nebulock, breaks down how AI is reshaping the detection lifecycle, from query generation to self-healing alert tuning, and flags a critical blind spot where current logs cannot distingui...

Ironbridge CISO Consulting's Jim Almerico on the end of AI euphoria and the flaws emerging

October 01, 2026

The euphoria around AI is over, and the flaws are showing up at a speed nobody imagined a year ago. Jim Almerico, CISO at Ironbridge CISO Consulting, tells Eli that organizations deploying AI without understanding how it operates are repeating the mistakes of the early internet and IoT eras.Jim shares lessons from securing PsiQuantum under a 90-day CMMC deadline for a $31 million DARPA contract, why identity access management is the foundation for governing AI agents, and how quantum computin...

Efani's Mark Kreitzman on the SIM swap that cost Marks and Spencer 350 million euros

September 17, 2026

In our latest episode of the Future of Threat Intelligence podcast, Mark Kreitzman, Chief Cyber Evangelist at Efani, shares how organized crime is scaling SIM swap attacks with AI, why most U.S. financial institutions still rely on SMS authentication, and how Efani's reversed MVNO model locks every carrier and phone store out of customer accounts.Mark knows these attacks firsthand. In 2017, an attacker ported his number for 61 minutes, stole his crypto, and ported it back to hide the atta...

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Who is an ideal guest for Future of Threat Intelligence?

Future of Threat Intelligence typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Senior cybersecurity leadership or specialized practitioner expertise, such as CISO, vice president of security operations, principal security researcher, chief cyber evangelist, incident response specialist, or cyber insurance expert. Common among recent guests: Leading cybersecurity, security operations, or threat intelligence programs; Conducting specialized research into cyber threats, incident response, or cyber insurance; Advising organizations on regulatory compliance, security controls, or enterprise risk. Recent guests include Jim Almerico, Mark Kreitzman, and Jim Almerico.

How hard is it to get booked on Future of Threat Intelligence?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Future of Threat Intelligence cover?

Recent episodes cover Technology, Cybersecurity, Threat Intelligence, Ransomware, and Artificial Intelligence. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.