The Cybersecurity Bridge
with Jon Oltsik
About the podcast
Join us for “The Cybersecurity Bridge” podcast, hosted by Jon Oltsik, former ESG distinguished analyst, in collaboration with theCUBE. In each episode, Oltsik examines the intersection of finance, risk and cybersecurity through expert interviews and focused analysis.
Topics range from financial mechanisms such as state-contingent debt to the latest cyber threats and regulatory shifts. The series offers practical insight into the evolving challenges shaping economic resilience and global security strategy.
episodes
Anthropic Mythos and the Growing Gap Between Risk and Response
AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery, but the real challenge is how organizations prioritize and act on risk at scale. Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview is getting a lot of attention, and it should. Early results suggest it can surface high-severity vulnerabilities across widely used systems and open source software at machine speed and scale, including issues in widely deployed open source libraries and core infrastructure components. While that is meaningful, it reflects an evolution of something that security teams already deal with, and it does not capture the more important issue at hand. Security teams are not struggling because they cannot find issues. They are already dealing with more findings than they can realistically address, and backlogs are the norm. What they need is a better way to manage and prioritize them at scale. Those conditions become harder to manage as AI accelerates vulnerability discovery. The pressure builds faster, and it
310 | Breaking Analysis | RSAC 2026 preview: AI hype meets operating model reality
We know that RSAC 2026 is going to be an AI- heavy show. And while we’re going to hear the AI will change everything narrative, our premise is that security leaders are being asked to operationalize AI in an environment where complexity is rising faster than control. Organizations are still struggling to consolidate the sprawl of tools in their security stacks and at the same time apply Zero Trust principles. To avoid AI becoming yet another layer, organizations must tie AI to clear outcomes and integrate intelligence into operating processes. ETR survey data captures the challenge. At least 90 % of organizations say they’re leveraging AI somewhere in their security stack, but 75 % are applying AI to less than 10 % of their security portfolio. And that gap quantifies the degree to which AI is present, but not yet scaled. Most deployments are narrow or tactical and constrained by the same blockers, reliable data access, integration across tools, governance, and trust.
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