Jay Beale on Kubernetes, DEF CON, and AI Attack Paths

The Shared Security Podcast by Tom Eston and Scott Wright

Jun 29, 202638:20Technology

Jay Beale joins Tom and Kevin for a funny, story-heavy conversation about physical pen tests, Kubernetes attack-and-defense training, DEF CON's Kubernetes CTF, and why AI systems running on Kubernetes create very real ne...

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