In this episode, we sit down with Sounil Yu, Co-Founder and CTO at Knostic, a security company focusing on need-to-know-based access controls for LLM-based Enterprise AI.
Sounil is a recognized industry security leader and the author of the widely popular Cyber Defense Matrix.
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Sounil and I dug into a lot of interesting topics, such as:
The latest news with DeepSeek and some of its implications regarding broader AI, cybersecurity, and the AI arms race, most notably between China and the U.S.
The different approaches to AI security and safety we’re seeing unfold between the U.S. and EU, with the former being more best-practice and guidance-driven and the latter being more rigorous and including hard requirements.
The age-old concept of need-to-know access control, the role it plays, and potentially new challenges implementing it when it comes to LLM’s
Organizations rolling out and adopting LLMs and how they can go about implementing least-permissive access control and need-to-know
Some of the different security considerations between
Some of the work Knostic is doing around LLM enterprise readiness assessments, focusing on visibility, policy enforcement, and remediation of data exposure risks
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