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  <title>EP274 AI, Zero Trust and Secure by Design Walk into a Bar...</title>
  <description>Guest:  Grant Dasher, ex-CISA, ex-Google, Distinguished Engineer, Google (again)  Topics:  Why is the&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;quot;Secure-by-Design&amp;quot; movement gaining so much momentum now, and is it a response to the failure of &amp;quot;bolted-on&amp;quot; security, or just a natural evolution of cloud maturity? In a future Secure-by-Design world, is identity the only perimeter that actually matters anymore? Or is this a cliche? As we move toward a world of autonomous agents, how does our approach to machine identity need to change? Are we just talking about more complex Service Accounts, or do we need a fundamental shift in how we authorize &amp;quot;intent&amp;quot; What is your&amp;amp;nbsp; advice&amp;amp;nbsp; to people who want to move fast and cannot wait for Secure by Design / Default&amp;amp;nbsp; AI to be decided by consensus or IETF, NIST or OASIS committee? We love the argument that modern AI agents are effectively repeating the mistakes of 1960s payphones - mixing the data plane and the control plane. What is your rebuttal? How do we build &amp;quot;Agentic Security&amp;quot; that doesn't fall for 60-year-old traps? Customers are torn between their Zero Trust implementations and their AI adoption. Is Zero Trust now &amp;quot;legacy,&amp;quot; or is it the prerequisite for everything we’re trying to do with AI agents?&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp; Is there Zero Trust for AI? Is this a fake buzzword or technical reality?  Resources:  Video version  EP256 Rewiring Democracy &amp;amp;amp; Hacking Trust: Bruce Schneier on the AI Offense-Defense Balance  EP133 The Shared Problem of Alerting: More SRE Lessons for Security  EP85 Deploy Security Capabilities at Scale: SRE Explains How Google SRE books  “Atomic Accidents” book (yes, really)  </description>
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