Episode 21: AI Notetakers Are Illegal, GRC Tools Are Lying, and ISO 42001 Changes Everything

Episode 21: AI Notetakers Are Illegal, GRC Tools Are Lying, and ISO 42001 Changes Everything

From Distilled Security Podcast by Justin Leapline, Joe Wynn, and Rick Yocum

February 18, 2026 · 1h 51m · Episode 21

About this episode

The episode discusses the implications of AI risk management, including legal challenges and new standards.

In this episode of the Distilled Security Podcast, we break down three converging forces reshaping how organizations manage AI risk — and what you need to do about it now. 🔹 BIPA + AI Notetakers — A class action lawsuit exposes unauthorized biometric data collection, why a single Illinois meeting participant creates liability, the Shopify wiretapping dismissal, and the steps you should take today to audit your AI tools 🔹 GRC Engineering Meets AI — Real AI compliance tools vs. vaporware, using LLMs for policy drafting and control mapping, the hallucination accountability problem, building AI guardrails as code, and the NIST RFI on AI Agent Security (comments due March 9, 2026) 🔹 ISO 42001 Deep Dive — The first AI Management System standard, how it differs from ISO 27001, AI Impact Assessments vs. traditional risk assessments, stakeholder engagement requirements, and why certification is becoming essential for EU AI Act compliance 🥃 Spirit Review: Redbreast 12 Cask Strength https://www.redbreastwhiskey.com/en-us/whiskey-collections/redbreast-cask-strength-whiskey/ ⏱️ Timestamps 0:00 Intro & Episode Overview 2:04 BIPA & AI Notetakers 25:08 GRC Engineering Meets AI…

People in this episode

Hosts: Justin Leapline, Joe Wynn, Rick Yocum

Topics covered

  • AI risk management
  • biometric data collection
  • GRC tools
  • AI compliance
  • ISO standards
  • AI impact assessments

Keywords

  • AI notetakers
  • BIPA
  • GRC engineering
  • ISO 42001
  • AI compliance tools
  • biometric data
  • policy drafting
  • AI risk assessments

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: BIPA, Shopify, NIST, ISO 42001

Products: Redbreast 12 Cask Strength

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