Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Who Has the Best Infrastructure of Them All?
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
What I love about cybersecurity, go.
Well, I love the education aspect of cybersecurity and getting smart on security concepts because they have so much practical application in your personal life, understanding how privacy impacts you as a an individual and what steps you can take to secure your own life and and the privacy of your data.
It's time to begin the CISO series podcast.
Welcome to the CISO Series Podcast. My name is David Spark. I am the producer of the CISO Series and pulling a little bit country, a little bit rock and roll, doing a switchover. Geoff Belknap, who's normally the co-host of Defense in Depth, is coming over to Seaso Series Podcast. Geoff, welcome over to the other side, to the country or rock and roll, either way you'd like to see.
See it. Thank you, David. I would love to understand if I'm the country part or the rock and roll part or hip hop, perhaps. Well, this is
a this is an old, old reference to Donny and Marie's show where they did a little bit country, a little bit rock and roll. And every now and though because Donny was always rock and roll and Marie was always country, but they would ever every now and then that's what I'm trying to get at is which one of us is Donny? Which one's Marie? Yes. We'll figure that out later.
Mm.
An exercise for the listener. I by the way, I've made this reference on a previous show before. It's not the first time I've done this. We are available at CISOseries.com. We have four other programs on our network. In fact, one of them has a new logo and actually has a podcast version that is now out. That would be our Super Cyber Friday. Go check out all of our wonderful programming at CISOseries.com, our sponsor for For today's episode is Guardsquare, the highest level of mobile app security with ease. Ah, nice combination there. Well, we're gonna learn more about that later in the show. And our guest is from Guardsquare. Very excited about that.
Why are airlines charging extra fees for unaccompanied minors?
I will introduce him in just a second, but first, Geoff. A complaint to the airlines. I'm sure the airlines have heard a complaint or two, but this one is really, really getting me more than anything. So you know the airline industry has this phenomenal model of how do we charge for something that we were giving away for free? So let's provide no additional service, just generate new revenue, like charging for seats, charging to take your bag, all things. That were free. I don't know that seats were ever free. No, the bags were free at one time. The bags were. I just I don't think seats were free on the airline. No, charging for upgrades and seats. I'm sorry. Let me make that clear. Upgrades and seats. Right, right.
Okay, gotcha. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So here's the new one. My 12-year-old son has on Alaska Airlines is now considered a junior jet center. That's the term they use, junior jet setter. All right. And if you put a child onto Alaska Airlines, The charge to put someone on so they can essentially guide them on and guide them off, I guess, was fifty dollars. As far as I know, none of the other airlines were doing it, but we haven't experienced all the other airlines. They just increased their price, not 10%, 15%, 20%, but 100%. So it's now $100 on top of your ticket that you pay at the desk. Yeah. to put your child on each way. So to put your child on a flight on Alaska Airlines alone, it is an additional two hundred dollars round trip.
That seems a tad exorbitant. What do you think, Geoff?
Well, David, I'm sure that the number of tokens they must use to be able to in enable that service and and perhaps the electricity or fuel charges. Well, it's actually a human
who guides the children onto the c plane.
Well, humans are the most expensive AI token available, I think. That's probably on par with fable. No, that's ridiculous. I think it's completely ridiculous. Exactly. I had a great CEO I worked for at one point, Stuart Butterfield, who used to say the phrase, you know, a good business is about value creation, not value extraction. And there are all kinds of ways in the SaaS business, especially, but any kind of service industry to extract rent or extract fees from
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:59
2
Why are airlines charging extra fees for unaccompanied minors?
1:59–5:50
3
Do AI code scanners need to be deterministic to find real vulnerabilities?
5:50–10:57
4
Why should organizations treat every MCP server as an uncontracted vendor?
10:57–15:39
5
How do attackers reverse-engineer and repackage mobile apps?
15:39–17:52
6
Why are security logs essential for effective incident response?
17:52–22:27
7
How can organizations protect mobile apps from tampering and fraud?
22:27–31:05
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Why does continuous exposure monitoring outperform quarterly security scans?
31:05–42:16
Speakers
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