By CyberSara

About By CyberSara

Te invito a sumergirte en el mundo de la ciberseguridad con expertos invitados en cada episodio. Descubre las últimas tendencias, amenazas y soluciones para proteger tu información. ¡Únete a la conversación !

Publisher

Sara Lasso

Category

news

Language

es

Explicit

No

First episode

10 Dec 2024

Latest episode

23 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

25 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   23 Oct 2026

   Resiliencia Digital

   🎙️ From AI-powered threats to cyber resilience: what comes next? In the latest episode of #Cyber4All, I had the pleasure of speaking with Vanesa Gil Laredo President of ISACA Madrid Chapter about the evolving cyber threat landscape and the challenges organizations face in building true digital resilience. Here are some key takeaways from our conversation: Cybercrime and AI-powered threats: Cybercrime has become an increasingly sophisticated and organized industry. Autonomous AI agents are accelerating attacks, while supply chain vulnerabilities remain a major entry point into organizations. ➜ The #quantum computing challenge: The “harvest now, decrypt later” threat highlights the urgency of transitioning towards post-quantum cryptography. Time is becoming as critical as investment. ➜ The three pillars of cyber resilience: Cybersecurity must act as a business enabler, supported by effective business continuity frameworks and comprehensive risk management across people, processes and technology. ➜ #Regulation as an opportunity: #DORA, #NIS2 and #CRA are bringing cybersecurity to the boardroom. But compliance must go beyond ticking boxes to deliver meaningful security improvements. The rise of defensive Agentic AI: As AI-powered attacks become more autonomous, organizations will increasingly need predictive and autonomous defensive capabilities. The bottom line? 100% security doesn’t exist. True cyber resilience requires the right combination of technology, strategy and a strong security culture.

2. 

   23 Sept 2026

   People in the era of AI

   🎙️ Season 3 of #Cyber4All podcast begins today. AI is transforming the workplace. But technology may not be the hardest challenge companies are facing. In this new episode of #Cyber2ForAll, I speak with Verónica Cuevas Marte about what is really happening to talent in an environment defined by constant change, increasing pressure and technological disruption. We explore: 🔹 The war for talent has changed — Retaining people is no longer about adding more corporate benefits. Workload, purpose, flexibility and the actual employee experience increasingly determine who stays and who leaves. 🔹 Burnout is a business problem, not a personal weakness — When exhaustion becomes systemic, resilience workshops won’t solve it. Organisations need to examine workload, priorities and how work is designed. 🔹 Cybersecurity is creating a permanent state of alert — Growing threats, AI and relentless technological change are putting additional pressure on professionals working in an already demanding industry. 🔹 Psychological safety has a direct impact on performance — People need to be able to challenge decisions, raise risks and propose different ideas without fearing the consequences. 🔹 AI is rewriting the skills map — Upskilling and reskilling are becoming strategic necessities as roles evolve faster and traditional long-term workforce planning becomes increasingly difficult. 🔹 Employee listening is worthless without action — Surveys, feedback sessions and internal channels only build trust when employees can see that something actually changes afterwards. 🔹 Choosing where — and with whom — you work matters — In uncertain environments, understanding the culture, the people around you and what you need to perform well becomes increasingly important. Technology will keep evolving. The bigger question is whether the way we work can evolve fast enough with it. Thank you, Verónica, for such a human conversation in an increasingly technological world.

3. 

   5 Aug 2026

   The AI Mega Wave: Agentic AI, Project Glasswing and Cybersecurity

   The AI Mega Wave: Agentic AI, Project Glasswing, and the Future of Cybersecurity In the latest episode of the #Cyber2ForAll podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Javier Rodriguez, #VicePresident of Product Management at Zscaler, about one of the biggest technological shifts of our time: the rise of #Agentic AI and what it means for the future of #cybersecurity. Here are some of the key takeaways from our conversation: 🔹 From chatbots to autonomous AI agents We are moving beyond AI assistants into the era of autonomous agents capable of analyzing, deploying, testing, and continuously improving systems with minimal human intervention. The business impact is already tangible. Javier shared examples where AI agents have outperformed highly specialized engineering teams, delivering measurable business value at unprecedented speed. At the same time, organizations are beginning to operate with hundreds of thousands of AI agents, dramatically expanding the attack surface that security teams must protect. 🔹 Project Glasswing: a new approach to secure software One of the highlights of the discussion was Project Glasswing, a strategic initiative involving Zscaler and Anthropic that leverages advanced AI models to identify software vulnerabilities. At its core is Mythos, an AI model designed to discover security flaws with remarkable effectiveness, demonstrating a significant leap in vulnerability detection compared with previous state-of-the-art models. Given its capabilities, the technology is currently available only to selected partners, enabling organizations to secure their software before similar AI-powered techniques become widely available to attackers. 🔹 Security at machine speed As AI accelerates everything, security must operate at the same pace. A key challenge will be managing machine identities: understanding who created an agent, what permissions it inherits, what data it can access, and whether it should be trusted to perform sensitive operations. 🔹 Looking ahead While post-quantum cryptography will play a crucial role in the evolution of cybersecurity, the real catalyst for transformation will continue to be Artificial Intelligence. As we move closer to Artificial General Intelligence, cybersecurity will need to evolve faster than ever, with systems increasingly capable of protecting themselves against machine-speed threats

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