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Cyber Things, EP02: Cyber and its "Hive" Mind with Curtis Simpson
Bad Actors
24 minutes
4 weeks ago
Cyber Things, EP02: Cyber and its "Hive" Mind with Curtis Simpson
Welcome to Episode 2 of Cyber Things, a special edition podcast produced in partnership by Armis and N2K CyberWire in an homage to Stranger Things. Host Rebecca Cradick, VP of Global Communications at Armis, is joined by Curtis Simpson, CISO at Armis, to dive deep into the rise of the “Hive Mind”: the collective, connected threat ecosystem where attackers share tools, data, and tactics across the dark web, evolving faster than ever through AI-powered reconnaissance and automation.
This is essential listening for anyone seeking to better understand how today’s adversaries no longer operate alone, but as a distributed learning network that observes, adapts, and strikes with speed and precision. Tune in now to learn how organizations can think upside down, harness AI, and build defenses that move at the speed of today’s threats - before the shadows reach your network.
Bad Actors
Bad Actors is an Armis podcast series based on what is shaping the cyber and security landscape including interesting, compelling, educational, and curious aspects around technology from experts in the field. All interlaced with true behind the scenes stories.
