Cyber, Sake, News, Research and more The Disclosure is a weekly cybersecurity podcast that brings the latest in news, research, and leaders into a 45-minute podcast. Hosted by Mackenzie Jackson, we bring new guests each week to share their research and expertise in the space.
Episodes
12 Aug 2026
"Exposed NASA Slack API key highlights credential leaks, with GitGuardian using AI to detect and prevent secrets in repositories and developer machines, while addressing evolving threats, AI risks, and proactive security practices."
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14 Jul 2026
"Cybersecurity threats, especially supply chain attacks on developers and open-source packages, demand balanced mitigation strategies, AI-driven security challenges, and early integration of security in development, with collaboration and adaptability key to addressing evolving risks."
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1 Jul 2026
Escalating software supply chain threats target open-source ecosystems through credential exploitation, AI-fueled malware, and upstream compromises, with challenges in dependency management and outdated libraries driving AI-driven remediation strategies like automated patching and version pinning, though human oversight remains critical for validating fixes.
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25 Jun 2026
AI agents in cloud-native ecosystems like Kubernetes offer automation and monitoring benefits but face skepticism, security risks, trust issues from hallucinations, and require safeguards and human oversight to balance innovation with control and ensure reliability.
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16 Jun 2026
Machine learning analyzes keystroke acoustic signatures to infer typed characters over remote platforms, highlighting high accuracy with known keyboards, privacy risks from surveillance, and challenges in noise and variability, while proposing defenses and noting AI's dual-use implications.
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9 Jun 2026
Rapidly evolving supply chain security threats, including malicious open-source components and AI-driven malware, demand advanced AI-powered solutions like Akito Securitys self-securing software and tailored tools to address vulnerabilities in developer environments and package repositories.
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28 May 2026
The text details AI security threats like prompt injection, jailbreak attacks, and distillation attacks, along with vulnerabilities such as AI bias and autonomous agent risks, highlighting detection challenges, emerging malware, supply chain exploits, and the industry's struggle to keep pace with rapidly evolving AI technologies.
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22 May 2026
Evolving cybersecurity challenges include supply chain threats, AI vulnerabilities, and outdated tools, highlighting the need for systemic reforms like developer incentives, regulatory clarity, and industry-government collaboration to address gaps in vulnerability management and the dual risks of AI's role in both threat detection and exploitation.
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15 May 2026
Recommended: Should you go open source?
PostHog's open-source analytics platform prioritizes transparency, developer autonomy, and AI integration while critiquing corporate norms, emphasizing price clarity, building in public, and balancing automation with security governance in product development.
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6 May 2026
AI's impact on employment and cybersecurity risks, driven by shadow AI, phishing, and emerging threats like prompt injection, require balancing workforce skills, security measures, and organizational trust.
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