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For businesses striving to connect with decision-makers and influencers in the security field, the problem of reaching the right audience with the right message often isn’t just about visibility—it’s about credibility. How do you get your voice heard in a way that resonates with a community that values expertise and authenticity above all else?
Our podcast programs, led by our esteemed Security Weekly team, proudly provide respected and credible coverage of the topics that cybersecurity practitioners and the broader industry care about. As a cornerstone in the cybersecurity community for over 15 years, the programs are known for delivering robust, actionable insights from hosts who are not just media personalities but seasoned security practitioners themselves.
Each of our weekly shows is tailored to specific facets of the cybersecurity landscape, ensuring that our content—and the message of our technology partners—lands with an audience that’s looking for the solutions we discuss.
As part of the ongoing unification of CyberRisk Alliance brands, and our commitment to ensuring that all solutions we offer reflect the combined power of every element in our portfolio, we determined it was time to refresh the look and feel of our podcast programs to ensure they reflected our CyberRisk Alliance brand and mission. While refreshing the visual elements of the brand, we also took the opportunity to more closely examine how the programs were serving their engaged subscriber bases and that each program was distinct in the value it provided when looked it in the context of all podcast programming we offer.
Get to Know the Refreshed Security Weekly Programs
Application Security Weekly: A podcast about all things AppSec, DevOps, and DevSecOps. Hosted by Mike Shema and John Kinsella, this podcast program focuses on helping its audience find and fix software flaws effectively.
“I most enjoy when practitioners share the sharp edges they encounter when dealing not only with vulns, but with security tools and recommendations as well. It's a chance to hear how the practice of appsec still needs to evolve so we can worry less about chasing CVEs all the time,” said Shema.
He adds that some of his “favorite discussions have been around changing the direction of appsec, whether it's embracing chaos engineering to emphasize resiliency, appreciating the importance of UX for security tools, or knocking down some security myths that don't match today's app landscape.” Check out the latest episodes and subscribe to Application Security Weekly here.
Business Security Weekly: A podcast about bridging the gap between security initiatives and business objectives. Hosted by Matt Alderman, co-hosted by Jason Albuquerque, Ben Carr.
“Business Security Weekly tackles the challenges facing CISOs,” said host Matt Alderman. “Not just technical challenges, but also leadership and communication challenges. As the CISO role continues its transition into a true business leadership role, we are here to help guide you. From board communication to risk management to hiring, Business Security Weekly is your source for leadership and communication skills.” Check out the latest episodes and subscribe to Business Security Weekly here.
Enterprise Security Weekly: A podcast that provides news, analysis, and insights into enterprise security. This program puts security vendors under the microscope and explores the latest trends that can help defenders succeed. Hosted by Adrian Sanabria. Co hosts: Katie Teitler-Santullo, Tyler Shields, Darwin Salazar.
“Being the host of the Enterprise Security Weekly podcast is an opportunity I'm grateful for, as a naturally curious guy,” Sanabria said. “If I'm ever confused about something, or want to dive deeper on a topic, I can simply seek out experts and ask them to come on the show! I'm often learning along with the audience as I interview a guest. The news segment also helps me keep tabs on this crazy, fast-moving industry.” Check out the latest episodes and subscribe to Enterprise Security Weekly here.
Security Weekly News: A podcast that focuses on providing concise, bi-weekly reviews of the most significant security stories, including malware, threats, government actions, and other cybersecurity topics. Hosted by Dr. Doug White. Co hosts: Josh Marpet, Aaran Leyland.
“I like the idea of keeping up with what is currently going on and seeing what issues are out there,” said Doug White, CCE, CCNA, CISSP, PI(RI), PhD, host of Security Weekly News and Professor of Cybersecurity and Networking at Roger Williams University. “Security Weekly News lets me learn the things I need to know every week in a dynamic industry.”
White said the Crowdstrike cyberincident was one of his favorite stories to cover.
“The issue occured on Friday morning and Josh and I got to spend about 40 minutes just talking about it on the show,” he said. “It may well have been the news item of the year.” Check out the latest episodes and subscribe to Security Weekly News here.
Paul’s Security Weekly: The podcast where security veterans unpack the latest IT security news, vulnerabilities, and research through a historical and technical lens that can cut through even the thickest cigar smoke. Hosted by Paul Asadoorian and Larry Pesce. Co-hosts: Josh Marpet, Jeff Man, Mandy Logan, Tyler Robinson.
“Paul's Security Weekly is where cybersecurity meets a bit of chaos, featuring expert interviews, technical deep dives, and irreverent banter on all things hacking and infosec,” Asadoorian said. “I enjoy diving into the latest hacks, exploits, and security news, while mixing in plenty of tangents and banter with my illustrious co-hosts. It’s the perfect blend of hardcore security nerd time and off-the-cuff fun that keeps you coming back for more.” Check out the latest episodes and subscribe to Paul’s Security Weekly here.
"Our goal with these podcasts is to foster genuine, meaningful conversations within the cybersecurity community,” said John Whelan, president of CyberRisk Alliance. “By bringing together voices from all corners of the industry, we aim to create a space where real-world challenges are discussed and innovative solutions are shared, helping to drive the industry forward."
As we continue to evolve our podcast offerings to meet the needs of our audience and partners, we’re excited to announce that new programs and content enhancements are on the horizon, with plans to bring in additional industry voices and perspectives to further enrich our discussions. These upcoming changes are part of our broader strategy to ensure that our podcasts remain at the forefront of cybersecurity thought leadership.
Ready to elevate your brand? Get in touch with us today to explore the benefits of podcast sponsorship with CyberRisk Alliance.
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