Show Notes
Bernard Montel, Tenable, talks to Elizabeth Corner about how AI, cloud complexity, identity sprawl, and IT/OT convergence are creating a completely new attack surface for critical infrastructure.
Bernard offers a clear-eyed look at why detection-only security models are failing, why exposure management is the new frontline, and what pipeline leaders must prioritise to stay resilient in a post-AI threat landscape.
We cover: How AI is reshaping the cyber threat landscape. Why cloud and hybrid environments introduce major blind spots. The limits of detection-only security. The growing skills and awareness gap. The role of business-critical risk prioritisation.
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