Secure Talk Podcast · 2026-05-19 · 48 min
Mark Zuckerberg built an AI version of himself that attends meetings and approves budgets while he's elsewhere. That's not science fiction - it's happening now. But when an AI replica makes a consequential decision, who's legally responsible? Who owns it when you die? Dr. Candi Cann, Thanatologist and professor at Baylor University, joins SecureTalk host Justin Beals to explore the uncomfortable intersection of technology, mortality, and identity - and what it means for data governance, digital rights, and the future of enterprise accountability. In this episode: Key topics: digital identity, AI accountability, data governance, CMMC compliance, death technology, digital ethics, AI agents, enterprise security If your organization is deploying AI agents that act on behalf of humans - approving transactions, attending meetings, representing employees - this episode raises the governance questions your security and legal teams need to be asking right now.
Considering Security, Compliance and Revenue with David Grazer63 / 100
CMMC Is an HR Problem, Not an Enclave Problem - Here's the Proof95 / 100
Why you could fail your CMMC Level 2 C3PAO audit | Secure Talk with Logan Therrien
The ROI of Security Tested: What a new paper reveals about security value | Secure Talk with Minh Nguyen and Thi Tran
They Sold AI to Play God. China Never Got That Memo.