Security & Identity
Security when software runs close to customer data: zero trust between vendor and customer, keeping data in the customer's own account, and fighting identity fraud with AI.
All 2 Agentic SaaS Talks episodes about Security & Identity.
Security & Identity episodes
Episode 37: BYOC Anywhere: 10 Principles for Secure Bring Your Own Cloud Deployment
Paul Paliychuk of Zep AI and Omnistrate co-founder Alok Nikhil lay out ten principles for secure Bring Your Own Cloud deployment: keep the data plane in the customer's account, connect without exposing it, swap static credentials for short-lived identity, and make vendor access revocable by design. They walk through the four levels of BYOC, what changes inside air-gapped environments, and why AI products hit the enterprise security bar far earlier in their life than previous generations of SaaS did. The episode closes with a live demo that turns a Helm chart into a BYOC offering with a self-service customer portal. If you are asking what BYOC means in practice, this is the checklist: the software runs in the customer's cloud account, the vendor operates it, and the customer keeps control of access.
Episode 12: Founders, Fraud, and the Future of AI with Joshua Mckenty
Joshua McKenty, legendary cloud architect, OpenStack co-founder, and now CEO of Polyguard, joins us for a no-fluff, high-impact conversation on innovating inside NASA, scaling SaaS from scratch (and from the edge), fighting synthetic identity fraud with AI, and why trust, privacy, and infrastructure are converging in 2025.