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James Wilson - Reformed CTO James Wilson hosts and dives deep on cybersecurity topics through an enterprise lens, covering both solo content and interviews, plus vendor and startup deep dives.
Brad Arkin - Safely Using Open-weight Large Language Models In The Enterprise; Local Inference Stack Complexity And Supply Chain Risks
Paul McCarty - Supply Chain Attack Mitigations Coming In NPM V12; Auto-run Install Script Controls; Dynamic Dependencies; Risks Of Malicious Packages
Mythos on your desk? Using local LLMs for code reviews
June 30, 2026
In this podcast episode James Wilson chats with Karsten Nohl about his research into using local LLMs to replace cloud AI in security code reviews. In essence, Karsten created a hybrid code reviewing system where both cloud and local models are used to orchestrate, triage outputs, and write reports. In this system, only the local LLMs have source code access, with the cloud models used to manage the local models. In this “source-local” review technique, the source code never leaves the loca...
Pitching security startups to VCs in the AI era
June 23, 2026
In this podcast Patrick Gray and James Wilson chat with Decibel Partners founder and Managing Partner Jon Sakoda to talk about pitching cybersecurity startups to VC firms in the AI age. Coding agents and large language models have made it easier than ever to create software products, but despite this, the bar for what interests an investor is still largely the same. Everyone can run the marathon, but it’s usually the same few folks who finish first. So tune in to hear Jon share with us his ...
How using open weight models can blow up in your face
June 19, 2026
In this podcast episode James Wilson and Brad Arkin talk about how to safely use open weight large language models in the enterprise. The cost of frontier models was already driving interest in freely available open weight models like DeepSeek, Kimi and Qwen. But now the US government is forcing Anthropic to pull its Fable and Mythors models from the market, the argument for having greater control over your own AI stack is stronger than ever. But as you’ll hear in this episode, the model its...
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