SecOps Confidential

In this episode of SecOps Confidential, James Berthoty talks with Bleon Proko, cloud security researcher at Exaforce, about why cloud security operations are still tripping up teams that are otherwise solid at traditional SOC work. Bleon breaks down the structural gap between cloud security engineers focused on posture and SOC teams drowning in raw log sources they don't know what to do with. They...

Most security conversations happen on the security side of the org chart. Raghuraman Sethuraman, VP of Engineering at Automation Anywhere, has been in the room from the engineering side, and the view is different. In this episode, Raghu joins host James Berthoty to talk about how one of the world's leading AI automation platforms thinks about security from the inside: how product security, infrast...

In this episode of SecOps Confidential, host James Berthoty talks with Srijan Shetty, co-founder and CTO at Fuse, about building security into crypto and fintech infrastructure. Srijan explains why Zero Trust and least privilege access are easier to scale than bolting security onto legacy systems later. They dig into how AI tools speed up both development and security ops, why comprehensive test s...

In the inaugural episode of SecOps Confidential, host James Berthoty sits down with Patrick McKinney (VP of Security, Invisible) to break down how to build and scale a security operations program. They cover when companies should move beyond “CTO-owned security,” how to approach tooling organically without overbuying, and how MDR and emerging AI SOC platforms can reduce operational burden while im...

Welcome to SecOps Confidential - a cybersecurity podcast about the SOC programs that survived contact with reality. Hosted by James Berthoty, founder of Latio, each episode features security leaders, CTOs, and practitioners sharing what actually happened when they built their security operations centers. The 2 AM pages. The budget battles. The moments where perfect met reality. The automation wins...