Listen to our CEO Ryan and CTO Abhishek chat candidly with hosts Jack and Dave on the Security Voices podcast. Their conversation covered topics ranging from “how to not suck as a vendor” to defining “Really Scary Phishing™.” During the interview, Ryan and Abhishek laid out how 2020, a year of change for so much and so many, was a prime year for phishing—with the central vulnerability being: “distracted people reacting to well-timed messages.”
Security Voices Podcast: Ryan Noon and Abhishek Agrawal
Listen to our CEO Ryan and CTO Abhishek chat candidly with hosts Jack and Dave on the Security Voices podcast. Their conversation covered topics ranging from “how to not suck as a vendor” to defining “Really Scary Phishing™.” During the interview, Ryan and Abhishek laid out how 2020, a year of change for so much and so many, was a prime year for phishing—with the central vulnerability being: “distracted people reacting to well-timed messages.”


Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions and get the details you need.
Related posts
Our blog is your destination for expert insights, practical tips, and the latest news in technology. Stay informed with our regular updates and in-depth articles. Join the conversation and enhance your understanding of the tech landscape.
Connecting the Dots: Better Context for Faster Triage
Material's January updates simplify security investigations by making search simpler and connecting disparate risks across the cloud workspace for faster triage.
Connecting the Dots: Better Context for Faster Triage
Material's January updates simplify security investigations by making search simpler and connecting disparate risks across the cloud workspace for faster triage.
Connecting the Dots: Better Context for Faster Triage
Material's January updates simplify security investigations by making search simpler and connecting disparate risks across the cloud workspace for faster triage.
Connecting the Dots: Better Context for Faster Triage
Material's January updates simplify security investigations by making search simpler and connecting disparate risks across the cloud workspace for faster triage.
Hack Week in the Age of AI Agents: What Happens When You Give Smart People Smart Tools
Material Security’s Hack Week in February 2026 focused on the productivity that’s unlocked by working with AI agents
Hack Week in the Age of AI Agents: What Happens When You Give Smart People Smart Tools
Material Security’s Hack Week in February 2026 focused on the productivity that’s unlocked by working with AI agents
Hack Week in the Age of AI Agents: What Happens When You Give Smart People Smart Tools
Material Security’s Hack Week in February 2026 focused on the productivity that’s unlocked by working with AI agents
Hack Week in the Age of AI Agents: What Happens When You Give Smart People Smart Tools
Material Security’s Hack Week in February 2026 focused on the productivity that’s unlocked by working with AI agents
Hack Week in the Age of AI Agents: What Happens When You Give Smart People Smart Tools
Material Security’s Hack Week in February 2026 focused on the productivity that’s unlocked by working with AI agents
Rethinking "Assume Breach": A Pragmatic Approach to Zero Trust in 2026
To make Zero Trust real in 2026, security must extend the "assume breach" mindset beyond the login screen to data at rest and machine identities within the cloud workspace to minimize the blast radius of inevitable compromises.
Rethinking "Assume Breach": A Pragmatic Approach to Zero Trust in 2026
To make Zero Trust real in 2026, security must extend the "assume breach" mindset beyond the login screen to data at rest and machine identities within the cloud workspace to minimize the blast radius of inevitable compromises.
Rethinking "Assume Breach": A Pragmatic Approach to Zero Trust in 2026
To make Zero Trust real in 2026, security must extend the "assume breach" mindset beyond the login screen to data at rest and machine identities within the cloud workspace to minimize the blast radius of inevitable compromises.
Rethinking "Assume Breach": A Pragmatic Approach to Zero Trust in 2026
To make Zero Trust real in 2026, security must extend the "assume breach" mindset beyond the login screen to data at rest and machine identities within the cloud workspace to minimize the blast radius of inevitable compromises.
Rethinking "Assume Breach": A Pragmatic Approach to Zero Trust in 2026
To make Zero Trust real in 2026, security must extend the "assume breach" mindset beyond the login screen to data at rest and machine identities within the cloud workspace to minimize the blast radius of inevitable compromises.
The Quiet Phish: Stopping Calendar Invitation Attacks
Learn how to mitigate the risk posted by calendar invitation attacks against Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts.
The Quiet Phish: Stopping Calendar Invitation Attacks
Learn how to mitigate the risk posted by calendar invitation attacks against Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts.
The Quiet Phish: Stopping Calendar Invitation Attacks
Learn how to mitigate the risk posted by calendar invitation attacks against Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts.
The Quiet Phish: Stopping Calendar Invitation Attacks
Learn how to mitigate the risk posted by calendar invitation attacks against Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts.
The Quiet Phish: Stopping Calendar Invitation Attacks
Learn how to mitigate the risk posted by calendar invitation attacks against Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts.
A Time to Build, a Time to Buy - How to Make a Choice
Building security tools in-house is seductive but often leads to costly, resource-draining tech debt, making buying a customizable platform the smarter choice unless the problem involves unique trust issues, an unserved market, or highly specialized environment logic.
A Time to Build, a Time to Buy - How to Make a Choice
Building security tools in-house is seductive but often leads to costly, resource-draining tech debt, making buying a customizable platform the smarter choice unless the problem involves unique trust issues, an unserved market, or highly specialized environment logic.
A Time to Build, a Time to Buy - How to Make a Choice
Building security tools in-house is seductive but often leads to costly, resource-draining tech debt, making buying a customizable platform the smarter choice unless the problem involves unique trust issues, an unserved market, or highly specialized environment logic.
A Time to Build, a Time to Buy - How to Make a Choice
Building security tools in-house is seductive but often leads to costly, resource-draining tech debt, making buying a customizable platform the smarter choice unless the problem involves unique trust issues, an unserved market, or highly specialized environment logic.
A Time to Build, a Time to Buy - How to Make a Choice
Building security tools in-house is seductive but often leads to costly, resource-draining tech debt, making buying a customizable platform the smarter choice unless the problem involves unique trust issues, an unserved market, or highly specialized environment logic.
