'CISO to CISO'
Podcast

In the very first episode of ‘CISO to CISO’, host Moriah Hara sits down with Eric Boateng, CISO of MassMutual, for a candid take on securing the enterprise in the age of AI. Eric lays out a risk-first approach, talking about why AI is now defensive, productive, and offensive all at once, why manual patching can't keep pace with threats like Mythos, and where every CISO should start when building their program.

Moriah Hara asks Eric Boateng, CISO of MassMutual, what principles shaped how he built his program. His answer comes down to one thing: risk management. He explains why AI has to be secured from every angle, as a way to defend the business, to make products better, and as something that can be turned against you.

In this clip from CISO to CISO, Moriah Hara asks Eric Boateng, CISO of MassMutual, where the biggest gaps are in today's AI security tools. His take is a cautious one. He explains why he is wary of vendor promises, why he would rather see teams build their own AI capabilities, and what the dream tool would actually look like if it existed.

In this clip from CISO to CISO, Moriah Hara asks Eric Boateng, CISO of MassMutual, where a CISO should start when building an AI security program. His advice is to build a framework that measures your readiness against a threat like Mythos. He explains why even organizations without AI deployed are still at risk, and why the whole exercise comes down to one goal: shrinking the time it takes to detect and respond.

In this clip from CISO to CISO, Moriah Hara asks Eric Boateng, CISO of MassMutual, where a CISO should start when building an AI security program. His advice is to build a framework that measures your readiness against a threat like Mythos. He explains why even organizations without AI deployed are still at risk, and why the whole exercise comes down to one goal: shrinking the time it takes to detect and respond.

In this clip from CISO to CISO, Moriah Hara asks Eric Boateng, CISO of MassMutual, where a CISO should start when building an AI security program. His advice is to build a framework that measures your readiness against a threat like Mythos. He explains why even organizations without AI deployed are still at risk, and why the whole exercise comes down to one goal: shrinking the time it takes to detect and respond.

In this clip from CISO to CISO, Moriah Hara asks Eric Boateng, CISO of MassMutual, where a CISO should start when building an AI security program. His advice is to build a framework that measures your readiness against a threat like Mythos. He explains why even organizations without AI deployed are still at risk, and why the whole exercise comes down to one goal: shrinking the time it takes to detect and respond.

In this clip from CISO to CISO, Moriah Hara asks Eric Boateng, CISO of MassMutual, where a CISO should start when building an AI security program. His advice is to build a framework that measures your readiness against a threat like Mythos. He explains why even organizations without AI deployed are still at risk, and why the whole exercise comes down to one goal: shrinking the time it takes to detect and respond.

In this clip from CISO to CISO, Moriah Hara asks Eric Boateng, CISO of MassMutual, where a CISO should start when building an AI security program. His advice is to build a framework that measures your readiness against a threat like Mythos. He explains why even organizations without AI deployed are still at risk, and why the whole exercise comes down to one goal: shrinking the time it takes to detect and respond.