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Ep 14: How Is Software Security Changing to Handle AI & Mythos? With Adrian Mouat
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- Jun 22, 2026
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In this episode, Anne and industry expert Adrian Mouat of security firm Chainguard and author of O'Reilly's Using Docker discuss the "crazy" rapid evolution of AI, its implications for cybersecurity, the future of software development, and the urgent need for adaptive security practices. They also discuss the brand new Athena coalition for accelerating patches against vulnerabilities in the face of AI-driven attacks Main Topics: The accelerating pace of vulnerabilities and exploitations in cybersecurity The impact of AI on the entire Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Mythos and the potential existential threats posed by advanced language models The influence of science fiction themes on real-world AI development Practical security measures: CI/CD, sandboxing, API token management, and blast radius reduction Emerging industry responses: Project Athena and AI security coalitions Transcript #AI #cybersecurity #cloudnative #software