Show Notes
In this debut feature conversation in the Risky Business Features feed James Wilson sits down with Brad Arkin, the former CSO of Adobe, Cisco, and Salesforce, to talk all about AI pentesting.
Finding and fixing bugs is great, but does it materially improve the overall security of a product? What’s the point of a pentest if the tester can’t walk you through their findings when it’s over? Is “bugs per dollar spend” really the measure of value in security testing?
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