The Cyberman Show

Send us Fan Mail Everyone's asking the wrong question about AI and cybersecurity careers. The question isn't whether AI will replace you — it's which new jobs AI is creating that didn't exist two years ago. In this episode, I break down the actual hiring data, funding signals, and vendor earnings to map exactly where the cybersecurity job market is heading. Entry-level SOC and GRC roles are shrinking — but overall postings are up 12%, with 514,000 active openings. AI created 10 entirely new s...

Send us Fan Mail I was away from content creation for a while — and a lot happened. In this comeback episode of The Cyberman Show, I cover everything that moved the cybersecurity industry between August 2025 and March 2026: the worst breaches, the biggest acquisitions, the hottest startups, where VC money is flooding in, and what the major threat reports are telling us.I'm not here to give you a news digest. I'm here to help you see the patterns — because every breach, every acquisition, and ...

Send us Fan Mail In November 2025, Anthropic — an AI company, not a cybersecurity vendor — published a threat intelligence report documenting the first confirmed AI-orchestrated cyber espionage campaign. A Chinese state-sponsored group (GTG-1002) jailbroke Claude AI into an autonomous hacking agent that attacked ~30 organizations, handling 80–90% of tactical operations independently. The report got a week of press coverage and everyone moved on. But this episode argues it's the most imp...

Send us Fan Mail Today's explores the impact of agentic AI on security landscapes, particularly concerning identity management. It begins by defining AI agents as digital workers that independently pursue goals, outlining their components like perception, reasoning, and learning, and their multi-layered infrastructure. The discussion then transitions to the new attack surfaces introduced by AI agents, such as identity spoofing, privilege creep, and prompt injection, highlighting how agents’ d...

Send us Fan Mail This episode offers an extensive exploration of AI-driven code generation, known as vibe coding. This episode details how AI tools like Lovable simplify app development for both technical and non-technical users by generating code from natural language prompts. It contrasts this emerging practice with traditional software engineering and the future of AI-native development. The podcast also highlights significant cybersecurity risks associated with AI-generated code, citing r...