You're listening to the CyberWire X, a series of specials where we highlight important security topics affecting security professionals worldwide.

I'm Rick Howard N2K's chief security officer and the CyberWires Chief analyst and Senior Fellow,

and today we're talking about the current state of security orchestration.

After the break, we'll take a deep dive look at CSO initiatives such as vendor consolidation,

automation, attack surface management, and the hot topic of the moment, how machine learning

and large language models might help to achieve both increased security

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Learn more at for T-R-T-'m joined at the cyberWire hash table today by Rohead Damanker. He's the

Vice President of Product Strategy at Fortra and my best friend Steve Winterfeld,

the advisory see so at Akhemine, and a repeat

cyberwire high stable visitor, I started out by asking Rojit to describe what

the near consolidation is. I'm joined today by Rohe Diamond Car. He's the Vice President of

Product Strategy at Fortra and Steve Winterfeld, the advisory C. So at

Achemai. And we're here today to talk about recent

developments in vendor consolidation automation and attack surface management to

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