Your AppSec Tools Find 15% of Defects, Not 95% (Chris Near)
The application security industry spent years believing its tools found roughly 95 percent of the defects in code. Chris Near studied 34 million findings across 57 tools and put the …
The application security industry spent years believing its tools found roughly 95 percent of the defects in code. Chris Near studied 34 million findings across 57 tools and put the …
Stephanie Taylor's diagnosis of her own industry is blunt. With the rise of SaaS, consulting got diluted by product specialists. Companies thought they were hiring consultants to implement new technology, …
Most companies still treat returns as a cost center — and Ricardo Morgado makes the case that this framing is itself the problem.In this episode of We Built It Because …
One of Toolhouse's AI workers named itself, chose its own pronouns, and now runs a LinkedIn page its founder does not control. That was not in the prompt.Daniele Bernardi spent …
When a brand's comment section blows up, someone has to answer — at a scale no social team can staff.In this episode of We Built It Because We Had To, …
Misdiagnosis kills roughly 400,000 people a year in the US — and when Dr. Steven Charlap tried to fix it, doctors told him they'd rather not know.In this episode, Jonathan …
His hardest problem wasn't hackers — it was a 500-person security organization whose specialist teams couldn't speak the same language.In this episode of We Built It Because We Had To, …
His pitch — "let us break your systems on purpose" — thrilled engineers and terrified the Fortune 100 executives who signed the checks. So Kolton Andrus did something few founders …
A teenager was diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic by Cedars-Sinai, then again by Mayo Clinic. His furnace was poisoning him. It took John Kelley's data about 20 minutes to find it.In …
Before Slack existed, Nick Fera built and sold persistent chat to Microsoft. Today he's taking on a problem most enterprise software companies won't say out loud: the systems that run …
In this episode, I'm joined by Callen Sapien, CEO and Co-Founder of Synthreo. We talk about how he and his co-founders built a multi-tenant, model-agnostic AI governance and consumption platform …
He put nearly $3 million of his own money into a SaaS pivot that failed — because he tried to sell customers the help they needed instead of the help …
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