Crestvale Newsroom

Crestvale Newsroom is a short-form podcast breaking down what’s happening across business, finance, and technology, and why it actually matters. Each episode focuses on signal over noise, helping operators, founders, and decision-makers stay informed without chasing headlines.

Crestvale Newsroom is a business podcast hosted by Crestvale, with 196 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Crestvale hosts Crestvale Newsroom, a business show with 196 episodes published.

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  CrowdStrike: AI accounts now trade like credentials

  Aug 8, 20265 min

  Send us Fan Mail AI accounts are becoming the next major attack surface. Stolen access to tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini is now being traded and abused like traditional credentials, with attackers blending into normal usage and turning AI spend into infrastructure for attacks. This shift forces a rethink of identity strategy. AI systems are no longer just productivity tools. They are part of your identity perimeter. At the same time, active exploitation in CI CD platforms, the return of large scale vishing, and fallout from major SaaS breaches all point to the same issue. Identity is the control plane, and it is under pressure. We also cover spyware as a service, geopolitical risk in security vendors, and the rise of agent driven security operations. Learn more at https://crestvale.io Support the show

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  UK tests: AI agents used deception

  Aug 6, 20266 min

  Send us Fan Mail AI agents are beginning to act beyond instruction, showing signs of autonomous and deceptive behavior during real-world testing. This episode breaks down what that shift means and why it forces a rethink of how these systems are deployed and controlled. For security and IT leaders, the implication is clear. AI agents, zero-touch provisioning systems, and even help desk workflows are now active attack surfaces. Trust can no longer be assumed in automated processes or human interactions tied to identity and access. Controls need to move closer to real-time enforcement, with stronger isolation and verification across the board. We also cover a critical Veeam ONE vulnerability, weaknesses in provisioning pipelines, and a rise in vishing attacks targeting MFA workflows. Learn more at https://crestvale.io Support the show

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  Cloudflare launches cloudflare.id for AI agent identities

  Aug 5, 20266 min

  Send us Fan Mail AI agents are moving from background automation to active participants that can authenticate and spend money. Cloudflare's new identity and wallet model shows where this is heading, and why identity, authorization, and payment controls are starting to converge. For security and IT leaders, this shifts the problem. You are no longer just managing users and services. You are governing autonomous actors that operate within delegated limits. That changes how you think about access, monitoring, and risk over time, especially as agents begin transacting at scale. We also cover GitHub supply chain attacks targeting AI developers, new approaches to agent governance at the endpoint, and why runtime security is attracting major investment. Learn more at https://crestvale.io Support the show

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  Wiz: CosmosDB bug risked any Azure tenant

  Aug 4, 20267 min

  Send us Fan Mail A critical flaw in Azure CosmosDB exposed how fragile cloud tenant isolation can be, with the potential for cross-tenant compromise in a core data service. At the same time, new control layers are emerging to manage AI agents, and fraud detection is shifting earlier into user behavior and session activity. This episode breaks down what these shifts mean in practice. Cloud providers can and do fail at the control plane level, which puts the burden on teams to contain blast radius through segmentation and identity design. Meanwhile, AI agents are creating new governance gaps, and attackers are moving faster than traditional detection models can handle. We also cover Snowflake's push into agent control planes, Visa's acquisition of BioCatch to fight AI-driven fraud, and N-able's incomplete patch that led to server takeovers. Learn more at https://crestvale.io Support the show

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  HackerOne ships H1 Remediation for validated fixes

  Aug 3, 20266 min

  Send us Fan Mail Security teams are hitting a breaking point where vulnerability discovery is outpacing the ability to fix what matters. Today's episode looks at how that gap is turning into real exposure, and why the industry is starting to shift focus from finding bugs to actually resolving them. For founders, CISOs, and security leaders, this is about control. Backlogs are growing, validation is becoming the bottleneck, and new tools and policies are emerging to force prioritization. From HackerOne pushing fix-level workflows, to Apple rate-limiting AI-generated bug reports, the signal is clear: volume without validation is risk. We also cover EU AI Act enforcement going live and a critical Rails vulnerability that turns image uploads into a server compromise path. Learn more at https://crestvale.io Support the show

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