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Learn how to design and maintain resilient, high-availability systems that scale. This session dives into real-world outage scenarios and the engineering strategies that enabled rapid recovery. Discover proven techniques like graceful degradation, fallback logic, and fault isolation, plus practical guidance on scaling cloud-native services. We’ll explore how to balance cost vs. availability, apply reliability patterns, and build systems that withstand failures helping your organization deliver reliable, scalable services even under stress.

Ravi Teja Thutari, Senior SOftware Engineer, Hopper
Tatyana Sanchez, Content & Program Coordinator, RSAC
Kacy Zurkus, Director, Content, RSAC

Building Resilient Systems at Scale

Forbes recently reported that 81% of organizations cite AI agents as a top or high priority compared to other AI initiatives, with 51% of organizations already deploying AI agents. Building AI agents can be both rewarding and challenging, and if not built correctly, they can create major security risks. How can organization safely build agents? Tune into this podcast to get a security blueprint when building agents.

Manish Kumar Yadav, Principal Security Architect, SAP
Jim Rotan, VP, Head of Application Security & Automation, SAP
Tatyana Sanchez, Content and Programming Coordinator, RSAC
Kacy Zurkus, Director, Content, RSAC

Intro to Building a Security Blueprint for Agents: Where to Start

Organizations often spend a lot of time ensuring they're complying with cybersecurity standards and regulations, but often, accessibility standards are overlooked. Accessibility, in a sense, starts with compliance as well. However, cybersecurity vendors, platforms, and programs often don't know these standards exist, don't know the legal ramifications of not adhering to them, and don't know how to even begin to make the necessary changes. Tune into this podcast to learn how to bridge the gap between accessibility and cybersecurity.

Florian Beijers, Accessibility Expert, Dexxit
Tatyana Sanchez, Content & Program Coordinator, RSAC
Kacy Zurkus, Director, Content, RSAC

Bridging the Gap: Cybersecurity and Accessibility

It's officially Cybersecurity Awareness Month with the theme being ‘Stay Safe Online’ this year. It’s an important month as it helps organizations and people build awareness and serves as a reminder to follow best practices to ensure digital safety. Tune into this podcast as RSAC is joined by the National Cybersecurity Alliance team who will delve into the history and transformation of Cybersecurity Awareness Month to help boost your security awareness. 

Lisa Plaggemier, Executive Director, National Cybersecurity Alliance
Cliff Steinhauer, Director, Information Security & Engagement National Cybersecurity Alliance
Tatyana Sanchez, Content & Program Coordinator, RSAC
Kacy Zurkus, Director, Content, RSAC

Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Staying Safe Online

Organizations invest heavily in securing systems but often overlook protecting the people using those systems. Security teams need to shift from blame and bureacuracy to connecting with users and developers to understand the workflows and the reoccuring mistakes. Tune into this podcast to learn how security teams can become champions of solutions that are not just technically sound but human-friendly and sustainable.

Dwayne McDaniel, Developer Advocate, GitGuardian 
Tatyana Sanchez, Content & Program Coordinator, RSAC
Kacy Zurkus, Director, Content, RSAC

Championing Sustainable and Human-Friendly Security

According to recent research, the average age within cybercrime is 19 years old. This trend highlights the urgent concern over the rise of youth cybercrime. The pathway into youth cybercrime has dramatically widened, fueled by platforms like gaming communities, online forums, new communication tools, and the growing accessibility of AI tools. This podcast will take you inside the evolving world of young cyber offenders. We’ll explore the evolution of youth cybercrime, examining how the youth are initially drawn into these activities, the tactics they employ, and the solutions to intervene.

Zino Haro, Co-Founder, Youth for Privacy
Tatyana Sanchez, Content & Program Coordinator, RSAC
Kacy Zurkus, Director, Content, RSAC

The Evolution of Youth Cybercrime

A strong incident response (IR) program isn’t just about processes—it’s about mindset. In this episode, Lincare Holdings’ Head of Information Security, Prentis Brooks, joins RSAC Executive Chairman Dr. Hugh Thompson to unpack what true IR maturity looks like. From building agile teams to aligning strategy and technology, they reveal how leading organizations stay prepared for the threats ahead.

Cyber at the Top: Defining Strength─Building a Resilient Incident Response Capability

AI agents are rapidly moving into production, creating a fundamentally new and complex attack surface for enterprises. While the promise of "digital teammates" is immense, the security risks they introduce, from prompt injection, hijacked tool use to multi-agent collusion, are unprecedented. How can security leaders move beyond traditional frameworks to govern, protect, and respond to these powerful, autonomous systems? Join this RSAC podcast with authors of the groundbreaking book, “Securing AI Agents – Foundations, Frameworks, and Real-World Deployment."  who will cut through the hype to provide a practical, actionable guide for CISOs, security architects, and AI developers.

Ken Huang, CEO, DistributedApps.ai
Chris Hughes, Co-Founder & President, Aquai
Tatyana Sanchez, Content & Program Coordinator, RSAC
Kacy Zurkus, Director, Content, RSAC

A CISO's Field Guide to Securing AI Agents

As physical and digital threats collide, converged security models that unite physical and cyber protections under one strategy are becoming more essential. John Scimone, Chief Security Officer for Dell Technologies, offers guidance for CISOs looking to bridge physical and cyber security into one cohesive strategy.

Cyber at the Top: Leading a Converged Security Organization: Bridging Physical and Cyber Risk

As 5G, IoT, and edge networks expand, secure connectivity defines digital trust. This session presents a practical roadmap for building resilience and governance into connected ecosystems. Using the proven CPD framework, this podcast will explore how leaders can embed commitment, preparedness, and discipline to ensure trust continuity.

Dave Chatterjee, Visiting Professor, Pratt School of Engineering, Duke University
Tatyana Sanchez, Content & Program Coordinator, RSAC
Kacy Zurkus, Director, Content, RSAC

Building Trust and Resilience Across the Future of Secure Connectivity

Cybersecurity is a cat-and-mouse game where the mouse always has long had the upper hand because it’s so easy for new malware to go undetected. Dr. Eli David, an expert in computational intelligence and CTO of Deep Instinct, wants to use AI to change that, bringing the GPU-powered deep learning techniques underpinning modern speech and image recognition to the vexing world of cybersecurity.

Ep. 9: Winning the Cybersecurity Cat and Mouse Game with AI

What exactly happened? And how can you best protect yourself? Get answers to these questions and more as Lance Spitzner, Director at SANS Securing the Human, weighs in on the data breach affecting 143 million Equifax users

Equifax Breach

People, process, and technology. It’s an interlocked trio that’s vital to most organizations today. And when there’s a shift in security operations or strategy, all three will feel the jolt. In this episode, we’ll be talking with two guest speakers who draw on their firsthand experiences to share must-do and avoid-at-all-costs security operations and strategy advice.

Some of the topics that we’ll cover include:
•Skills that are most needed for today’s security operations and analyst roles
•Differentiating between product security and IT security
•How to adapt security operations and architecture for public cloud deployments

Security Operations and Strategy

It’s never good news when potential security exploits are detected. But when they affect all personal computers, mobile devices and cloud infrastructure dating back to 1995, it creates a problem of a whole new magnitude. In this episode, we’ll be talking with Paul Kocher, the researcher credited with co-discovering Spectre and a co-author of the Meltdown research paper.

Some of the topics that we cover include:

•How did these vulnerabilities happen, and why were they not detected sooner?
•Did the rush to bring technology to market play a role in allowing these exploits to slip through the cracks?
•What are the main concerns to look out for—both as an individual and as a CISO?

Spectre And Meltdown

RSAC™ is a premier global cybersecurity event and community brand dedicated to empowering professionals at every level. We bring together industry experts to share insights, tackle emerging threats, and showcase cutting-edge innovations. Beyond the Conference, we offer continuous resources, educational programs, and networking opportunities to foster collaboration and resilience in an ever-evolving field, all while staying true to our mission of creating a safer, more connected future.

Spectre And Meltdown

RSAC

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