Patch Me If You Can™
Patch Me If You Can™
Podcast Description
A podcast about the IT and security leaders rewriting the rules. Not just patching what's broken, but building what's next. In every episode, we explore how modern teams are replacing outdated ways of working with simpler, smarter, and more strategic approaches. Hosted by Arek Dreyer.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as cybersecurity innovation, IT leadership, and strategic problem-solving. Specific topics covered include Zero Trust frameworks, vulnerability management, and the balance between security and user experience, with episodes like 'Service Accounts Gone Wild' and 'Balancing Security vs. User Experience' highlighting actionable insights from experienced leaders in the field.

A podcast about the IT and security leaders rewriting the rules. Not just patching what’s broken, but building what’s next. In every episode, we explore how modern teams are replacing outdated ways of working with simpler, smarter, and more strategic approaches.
Current season hosted by: Aaron Morin
Previous season hosted by: Arek Dreyer
Series produced by: Jessica Kane
In this episode of Patch Me If You Can™, Ralph Pyne, CISO at Apollo.io, reveals why traditional security approaches are failing in the age of AI and citizen developers.
Ralph shares hard-won insights from building zero-to-one security programs at high-growth startups, including why the principle of least privilege access is fundamentally broken and how AI is making most security controls obsolete.
Ralph discusses topics such as the explosive growth of citizen developers using AI coding tools and the security challenges this creates when thousands of single-use apps can emerge across an organization in months, as well as his contrarian view that security teams need to assume failure and move toward statistical models similar to fraud prevention, rather than trying to achieve perfect access controls.
The conversation covers practical strategies in areas such as building security programs that accelerate rather than slow down business growth, and making security training and policies more human-centered and consumable.

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