The Application Security Podcast

The Application Security Podcast

Hosted by Chris and Robert and Chris Romeo and Robert Hurlbut · Chris Romeo and Robert Hurlbut

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74Podcast AuthorityScore out of 100 · How it is scored
314
Episodes
61
Transcribed
53
Ratings
Weekly
Cadence
2016
First episode
38K
YouTube views

About The Application Security Podcast

The Application Security Podcast is a practitioner-led show for anyone building or securing modern software—and now AI-powered applications. Hosts Chris Romeo and Robert Hurlbut talk with the people shaping application security about AI and LLM security, threat modeling, secure development, OWASP, cloud, DevSecOps, security champions, and building programs that help engineering teams move faster and safer. With more than 300 episodes, the show turns real-world experience into practical guidance for developers, architects, AppSec professionals, and security leaders.

Publisher
Chris Romeo and Robert Hurlbut
Category
business · news · technology
Language
en
Explicit
No
First episode
13 Sept 2016
Latest episode
12 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

61 of 314 episodes have a transcript.

  1. 12 Oct 2026

    Shadow MCP Servers: The AI Security Risk Hiding on Your Developers' Laptops

  2. 5 Oct 2026

    Your Opinion on AI Doesn't Matter. Learned Fragility Does

  3. 29 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT

    Why AI Code Review Will Replace Human Review Faster Than You Think

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Why AI Code Review Will Replace Human Review Faster Than You Think

Published 29 Sept 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] And I think the big piece is code review with AI is a complex topic. Are you just like using a cheat-free model to do code review with a vague prompt? You're always going to get bad results. Are you using your own scaffolding that's using a multi-agent scaffold and review and unit test and static analysis methodology and similar, all built into the review? So part of it is, what do you mean by code review with AI? And when I see what most people are doing, they're throwing vague prompts saying, please review that PR. That's garbage. That is not a good technique. So most mature teams who have gone full of NGTIC They have a library of prompts and skills and an architecture and scaffolding that makes that AI code review much more possible. […]

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Who has been a guest on The Application Security Podcast

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  • Vandana Verma Sehgal
  • Brook SE Schoenfield
  • Jim Manico
  • Jeevan Singh
  • Petra Vukmirovic

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YouTube views
37,734
Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025
Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
35 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
18 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 74 / 100

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Social presence
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YouTube
85
Engagement
92

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Chris and Robert and Chris Romeo and Robert Hurlbut host the show. Published by Chris Romeo and Robert Hurlbut.

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