Material Security podcast ad on Security Now (Audio)

Provides email and data security for cloud productivity suites like Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. This 2:38 pre-roll ad ran on Security Now (Audio), aired Aug 6, 2026.

TL;DR

  • Ad length: 2:38
  • Ad placement: Pre-roll (start of the episode)
  • Audience type: Cybersecurity
  • Episode name: SN 1090: Black Hat - The Hidden Flaws in AI Security Nobody Saw Coming
  • Aired: Aug 6, 2026

Brand

Material Security

Brand type

Privacy & Security

Audience type

Cybersecurity

Ad copy

We'll get back to the show floor in just a minute with Steve and the panel, but first let's talk about our sponsor for this episode of Security Now, Material, the cloud workspace security platform built for lean security teams. Managing security in the cloud workspace is hard. Phishing is far from the only way in, but today's email security stops at the perimeter and new attacks are hard to detect with siloed email data and identity security tools. Material protects the email and the files and the accounts that live in Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 because effective email security today needs to do more than just block phishing and other inbound attacks. It needs to provide visibility and defense across the workspace threat surface. Material ingests your settings, your contents, your logs. It gives you holistic visibility into threats and risks across the workspace along with the tools to automatically remediate them. Material delivers comprehensive workspace security by correlating signals and driving automated remediations across the environment. You get phishing protection, of course, and email security which combine advanced AI detections with threat research and user-reported automation.

You get detection and protection of sensitive data across inboxes and shared files. And you get account threat detection and response with comprehensive control over access and authentication of people and third-party apps. Material empowers organizations to rapidly mature their ability to detect and stop breaches with step-up authentication for sensitive content, blast radius visualization for accounts, and the ability to detect and respond to threats and risk across the cloud workspace. Material enables organizations to scale their security, but you don't have to scale your team. Material drives operational efficiency with its simple API-based implementation and flexible, automated, and one-click remediations for email, file, and account issues. It includes an AI agent that automates user reporting triage and response. Material protects the entire workspace for the cost of email security with a simple and transparent pricing model. Secure your inbox and your entire cloud workspace without adding more toil to your day or costs to your balance sheet. See material.security to learn more or book a demo. That's material.security. We thank them so much for supporting Security Now.

More Cybersecurity podcast ads

View all ›
PlayBrandPodcast
Nudge SecurityHuge thanks to our sponsor, Nudge Security. Here's a question that might make you sweat. How many AI agents are running in your org right now? Not sure? You're not alone. But Nudge Security has good news. Nudge Security now includes AI agent discovery in addition to day one discovery of every other AI and SaaS app. For each agent, you'll see who built it, what it's connected to, and risks like destructive permissions. And Nudge gives you smart automation to engage the right person to fix the risk. No chasing people down for answers. Give it a try for free at nudgesecurity.com/cisoseries. That is n u d g e
Cybersecurity Headlines
EasyOptOutsSpeaking of tools, I wanted to mention the sponsor of this podcast, EasyOptOuts. Now, this isn't just your regular sponsor who just pays good money and ends up, um, on a podcast. Like, we have had EasyOptOuts on here for many years. They're just run by a couple guys. They've been shown by Consumer Reports to be one of the most effective, tied with Optery. But unlike Optery, their plans are $20 a year. There's no, like, tiered subscription model. It's meant to be extremely accessible to people, which is how I think it should be. It's already asking a lot for someone to have to pay to be removed from these sites that they never opted into using in the first place. But EasyOptOuts will opt you out of all of these random people-searching websites on your behalf. You can upload as much or as little information as you want to make it easier for them to find your information, and they work all around the US. They have business plans, so you can also get some discounts at scale. Go visit EasyOptOuts and get started for $20 a year down in the description. Again, I don't think they can make this a better value. They are one of the most effective services out there. Thank you, EasyOptOuts, as always, for sponsoring us, and now back to OpenAI's rogue agents.
Surveillance Report
KnowBe4Huge thanks to our sponsor, KnowBe4. Your employees have always been the target, but the threats they face are evolving. AI empowers cybercriminals to clone a coworker's face, fake a video call with your CEO, or personalize a phishing email using details scraped from your own website. KnowBe4's AI-native security awareness training fights back with 12 autonomous defense agents that allow you to deliver personalized, relevant, and engaging training that adapts as fast as the threats your people face every day. More than 70,000 organizations trust KnowBe4 worldwide. Find out why at knowbe4.com. That is k n o w b e the number four dot com.
Cybersecurity Headlines
ThreatDownHuge thanks to our sponsor, ThreatDown. SMBs face enterprise-level AI-driven threats every day, often sacrificing robust security in favor of operational agility. You don't have to choose between moving fast and staying protected. ThreatDown bridges the expertise gap, replacing fragmented legacy tools with proactive 24/7 MDR that scales with your business. ThreatDown, enterprise-grade defense built for businesses like yours.
Cybersecurity Headlines
addy.ioQuick one, go into your email inbox right now and type in unsubscribe. However, many hundreds of results you just got, that's how many companies have your real email address. So the moment any of them gets breached or quietly sells you out, it's your real inbox eating the spam, the trackers, and the hackers forever. addy.io is designed to fix this entire problem. The whole idea is you stop giving out your real email address and instead hand every single site its own alias that just forwards to the inbox you already have. Think like Apple Hide My Email, except it's open source and you can bring it to any email inbox. And my favorite part is that once you get all your accounts using an email alias, you can always swap the email provider behind the scenes, like moving from Gmail to a private email provider without needing to update every single account's email. And it's possible because you're really just putting Addy in front of your email. It's like your email bodyguard. This also offers a lot of protection. If a site starts to spam you, or you show up in a data breach, or you realize they sold your data because that one specific alias suddenly started getting junk, you just deactivate the alias. It's fully open source, so you're not trusting a black box. And you can even self-host the entire thing if you're that kind of person, which I know many of you are. It's on F-Droid, there are browser extensions and mobile apps so you can spin up a fresh alias right as you're signing up for something. And if you want to go all in, you can even use it with your own custom alias. It's free to start and they have a crazy generous free plan to get started. Visit addy.io or just check them out down in the description. And thank you guys for sponsoring us. Now back to the video.
Surveillance Report