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GRC and security leaders from UiPath, Yugabyte, and CXD Consulting on enabling rapid innovation without losing the controls that keep the business standing.

Alan Luk moderates CISOs from Culligan, Scrut Automation, and Wallarm on leadership pressure, board expectations, emerging threats, and building security programs the business trusts.

GRC engineers from Aquia, TRM Labs, and Treasure Data on what the role actually demands and how engineering-led programs are replacing spreadsheets with continuous, audit-ready risk management.

GRC leaders from Hershey, Coveo, and GitLab on the trade-offs of buying vs. building compliance automation across cost, audit defensibility, integration depth, and where AI changes the math.

Margarita Rivera (Global CISO, Carnival Corporation) and Upasana Tripathi (Head of GRC, Verily) on how User Risk has evolved from phishing clicks to identity, access, behavior, and out-of-bound attacks spanning humans and AI agents.

Chris Glanden (Ashley Furniture), Charles Nwatu (formerly Netflix), and Keith Schlosser (Dune Security) on translating cyber risk into board-level decisions that earn trust, investment, and governance wins.

Akshita Gangrade of Adobe explores how organizations can shift compliance left by embedding risk into the SDLC.

Shelby Tallent of Alaska Airlines on the rising risks of agentic AI and its growing impact on enterprise security.

A Women's Month spotlight on the women leaders shaping the future of cybersecurity, at Dune and beyond.

Dune Security CTO Michael Waite joins the Cyber Security Matters podcast to discuss how AI-driven social engineering is evolving, why legacy security awareness training no longer works, and how behavior-based risk quantification can better protect users from emerging threats.

Dune Security CEO David DellaPelle joins Secure Insights to break down why user risk drives breaches, how AI is accelerating social engineering, and why legacy awareness models are no longer effective.

Dune Security CEO David DellaPelle joins the Cyber Security America podcast to explain how AI-driven social engineering is outpacing traditional security awareness training and why organizations need a behavior-driven approach to identifying and reducing user risk.