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
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Evolving cybersecurity challenges include supply chain threats, AI vulnerabilities, and outdated tools, highlighting the need for systemic reforms like developer incentives, regulatory clarity, and industry-government collaboration to address gaps in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.
Open episode29 Apr 2026
AI agents, autonomous non-human entities operating in enterprise systems without human oversight, pose security and governance challenges requiring updated access control frameworks, real-time monitoring, and intent-based governance to address risks like unauthorized access and shadow AI, paralleling historical tech challenges like Y2K.
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22 Apr 2026
Gaps in cybersecurity education, persistent vulnerabilities like SQL injection, OWASP data limitations, evolving supply chain risks, high training costs, AI's contextual challenges, and the need for secure-by-design principles and collaboration highlight systemic challenges in addressing evolving cyber threats.
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15 Apr 2026
Recommended: Security Testing will change, and might change quicker than this episode suggests. Keep Security Top of Mind during Development.
AI transforms security with automated penetration testing and threat detection, but requires human oversight to mitigate risks like prompt injection, ensure ethical use, and balance AI efficiency with creative problem-solving in an evolving threat landscape.
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7 Apr 2026
Cyberattacks exploit developers and non-technical roles via social engineering and malware, with inadequate detection systems, state-sponsored threats targeting open-source ecosystems, and proposed solutions like the Open Source Malware Initiative and registry reforms to enhance tracking, accountability, and threat intelligence sharing.
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2 Apr 2026
Ethical hacking evolved from underground communities to enterprise-driven security frameworks, addressing stigma and legacy systems, AI's dual role in threat detection and synthetic risks, and the need for secure-by-design practices, hybrid human-AI strategies, and managing supply chain vulnerabilities amid evolving cyber threats.
Open episode25 Mar 2026
Securing organizations requires aligning human-centric workflows and communication with embedded, frictionless security practices, addressing human error through behavior monitoring and training, managing shadow IT/AI via collaboration and inventory, balancing usability with targeted access controls, and fostering proactive security culture through education and storytelling rather than enforcement.
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