In this episode of the Distilled Security Podcast, we break down three converging forces reshaping how organizations manage AI risk — and what you need to do about it now.

🔹 BIPA + AI Notetakers — A class action lawsuit exposes unauthorized biometric data collection, why a single Illinois meeting participant creates liability, the Shopify wiretapping dismissal, and the steps you should take today to audit your AI tools
🔹 GRC Engineering Meets AI — Real AI compliance tools vs. vaporware, using LLMs for policy drafting and control mapping, the hallucination accountability problem, building AI guardrails as code, and the NIST RFI on AI Agent Security (comments due March 9, 2026)
🔹 ISO 42001 Deep Dive — The first AI Management System standard, how it differs from ISO 27001, AI Impact Assessments vs. traditional risk assessments, stakeholder engagement requirements, and why certification is becoming essential for EU AI Act compliance

🥃 Spirit Review: Redbreast 12 Cask Strength
https://www.redbreastwhiskey.com/en-us/whiskey-collections/redbreast-cask-strength-whiskey/

⏱️ Timestamps

0:00 Intro & Episode Overview
2:04 BIPA & AI Notetakers
25:08 GRC Engineering Meets AI
1:07:15 🥃 Spirit Review: Redbreast 12 Cask Strength (Irish Whiskey)
1:11:17 ISO 42001
1:49:30 Outro & wrap-up

🎙️ Hosts
Justin Leapline – @justinleapline
Joe Wynn – @wynnjoe
Rick Yocum – @rickyocum

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Email: hello@distilledsecuritypodcast.com

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In this episode, we celebrate our 2nd anniversary and Episode 24 of Distilled Security! We cover the Vercel breach, how a Roblox script led to compromised Google Workspace credentials via an unauthorized OAuth connection. Then we dive into HackerOne, pausing their own bug bounty program, overwhelmed by low-quality, AI-generated submissions. And we close out with the State of Vibe-Coded Security—4,783 AI-assisted apps scanned, 727 critical issues found, and the real question: are you vibe coding or vibe deploying? Plus, a quick look at Claude for Security dropping into public beta and what that means for the industry.

All of that, and we crack open a Peerless Double Oak to toast two years of Distilled Security. 🥃

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 – Intro & 2-Year Anniversary 🎉
01:26 – Behind the Scenes & Favorite Moments
08:26 – Podcast Metrics & Global Reach
24:20 – BSides Pittsburgh 2025 Update 🛡️
34:31 – The Vercel Breach & OAuth Risk
58:57 – HackerOne Pauses Bug Bounty
1:16:05 – Spirit: Peerless Double Oak 🥃
1:20:27 – Vibe Coding vs. Vibe Deploying
1:26:46 – Claude for Security & AI News
1:41:27 – Cheers to Two Years! 🥃

🎙️ Hosts
Justin Leapline – @justinleapline
Joe Wynn – @wynnjoe
Rick Yocum – @rickyocum

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🎙️ Welcome back to the Distilled Security Podcast - Episode 17!

In this episode, Justin, Joe, and Rick break down several major cybersecurity and compliance updates shaping the landscape this fall. From regulatory deadlines to the futility of checkbox TPRM exercises, the crew dives deep into what actually matters for security leaders and business owners navigating today’s risk environment.

Also, join us at TRISS in Pittsburgh, PA, at the David this October 29,2025! We have our own booth and will be doing something fun there. Also, we are sponsoring the After Party! Please come say hi!

🔹 Topics Covered

NY DFS Part 500: Final Requirements Take Effect November 1

The hosts unpack the final phase of New York’s cybersecurity regulation, what’s changing, and what companies must have in place before the enforcement deadline.

Negotiating Security

How smaller companies can push back or reframe due diligence requirements—substituting a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification with custom questionnaires, summaries, or shared evidence that reflect real security maturity instead of checklists.

“TPRM Is Worthless”

A candid discussion on the state of third-party risk management: why it’s often broken, what needs to change, and how to make it meaningful rather than bureaucratic.

Department of War Announces New Cybersecurity Risk Management Construct

The team explores the DoD’s latest cybersecurity framework announcement—what it means for contractors, how it overlaps with CMMC and NIST 800-171, and whether it will actually simplify or complicate compliance.

🥃 Spirit Review

One of Us Mezcal — This small-batch mezcal impresses with its earthy smoke, hints of citrus, and smooth finish. The guys compare it to other craft agave spirits they’ve tried and debate whether it pairs better with a quiet evening or post-recording celebration.

Find it here:

https://oneofusmezcal.com/products/cuishe-mezcal-the-wild-one

⏱️ Timestamps

0:00 – Introduction & Travel Mishap

6:25 – New Laptop Twins & Backup Strategies

11:35 – NY DFS Part 500 Updates

27:30 – DFS Reporting & Organizational Accountability

33:30 – Negotiating Security Requirements

47:46 – Cultural Nuances in Negotiation

50:20 – Spirit Review: One of Us Mezcal

52:55 – TPRM Is Worthless?

57:50 – Fixing Broken Vendor Risk Workflows

1:08:21 – Vendor Resilience vs. Security

1:18:20 – New DoW/DoD Cybersecurity Risk Management Construct

1:35:06 - BSides Pittsburgh Planning & Sponsorship

1:38:35 - DSP at TRISS

1:39:51 – Closing Remarks & Outro

🎧 Hosts

Justin Leapline – @justinleapline

Joe Wynn – @wynnjoe

Rick Yocum – @rickyocum

🌐 Connect with Us

Website: distilledsecuritypodcast.com

🐦 Twitter: @DisSecPod

📧 Email: hello@distilledsecuritypodcast.com