Nikesh Arora
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2,918 appearances
12 recordings
8 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 6 Aug
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If it's a known bad, I'll stop it at the door.
If you show up with guns blazing, I know who you are and I've got security at the perimeter, I'll stop you.
If it's a known bad, I'll stop you at the door.
The problem is no cyber attack happens because I stopped a known bad.
Every cyber attack happens because you didn't know it was bad until it got into your infrastructure.
The question becomes, if you know it's a known bad, you stop it at the perimeter.
If it gets through, how quickly can you find it and stop it?
before it creates harm or damage.
So from a cyber perspective, you want to be in the perimeter business.
You want to be on as many perimeter endpoints in the world as you can because that becomes a sustaining business.
The more perimeters I'm on, the longer my tenure for my business is.
So I'm on endpoints, I'm on devices, I'm on servers, I'm on firewalls, I'm protecting the perimeter from multiple infrastructure components in the world.
That's good, that's kind of good.
Now the question is, how quickly I find known bads will change using AI.
There's a concept of data classification, you have to write static rules, guess what, an LLM can suss it out much faster from a content perspective.
We track every malicious website in the world, can AI tell me it's a malicious website much faster?
Yes it can.
So these are the ingredients of my,
perimeter security will change using AI, the act of stopping things in line will still be needed.
So when people tell me, oh, open AI is going to eat my lunch or Mithal is going to eat my lunch, guess what?
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