SaviTalk
SaviTalk
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This podcast focuses on identity security, AI implications, and the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, with episodes examining topics like the misconceptions surrounding identity, the emergence of non-human identities, and the necessity to redefine compliance, governance, and data models in contemporary security frameworks.

Identity is now the foundation of every modern enterprise. SaviTalk brings you conversations with global leaders, practitioners, and innovators shaping the future of identity security, cloud transformation, and digital trust.
Hosted by Saviynt’s executive team — Jim Routh, David Lee, Simon Gooch, and Henrique Teixeira — each episode explores the challenges and breakthroughs redefining IAM, IGA, PAM, Zero Trust, and the rise of intelligent identity.
Listen for real-world stories, expert perspectives, and practical insights from the people advancing identity security at scale.
Heather Flanagan has helped shape the internet — without ever being a developer.
From leading the RFC Series at the IETF to building peer-reviewed identity knowledge through IDPro, Heather has spent her career translating complex technical debates into global standards that quietly power how the internet works. In this episode of SaviTalk, she joins David Lee and Henrique Teixeira for a candid conversation about identity standards, AI acceleration, and what it really takes to build consensus at internet scale.
They unpack the tension between speed and governance in the AI era, why vendors avoid standards participation (and why that’s risky), and how “harmless but useless” specs still make it into production. If you care about IAM, AI agents, wallets, machine identities, or digital trust — this episode pulls back the curtain on how the rules of the internet actually get written.
Follow SaviTalk for more unscripted conversations with the people shaping identity security.

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