39 Seconds to Breach
About this episode
Wendi Whitmore discusses the rapid pace of cyber threats and the need for organizations to adapt their defenses accordingly.
Can your organization survive a breach in 39 seconds? That's how fast attackers are moving now, and if your defenses are still running at human speed, you're already behind. Wendi Whitmore, Chief Security Intelligence Officer at Palo Alto Networks, returns to Threat Vector for a candid conversation with David Moulton about what it actually takes to build resilience in an era where AI is accelerating both the threat and the defense. Wendi brings more than two decades of experience leading incident response and threat intelligence at organizations including Mandiant, CrowdStrike, IBM X-Force, and Unit 42. She's an inaugural member of the DHS Cyber Safety Review Board and serves on cybersecurity advisory boards at Duke University and the University of San Diego. You'll learn: Why fighting AI with AI is the only viable response to today's attack speeds, including exfiltration happening in under a minute How Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon represent two fundamentally different threat objectives, and what that means for your defense posture What "cybersecurity for AI" means versus "AI for cybersecurity," and why organizations need both How the best incident response leaders translate…
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