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Rubrik’s Authorized Intelligence Podcast Joins N2K CyberWire

November 5, 2026, 13:00Source: PR Newswire
Rubrik’s Authorized Intelligence Podcast Joins N2K CyberWire
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Rubrik’s Authorized Intelligence podcast has joined the N2K CyberWire podcast network, bringing discussions about frontier AI, cybersecurity and organizational resilience to the network’s audience. Hosted by AI risk management expert Cal Al-Dhubaib, the series features threat researchers, security practitioners, AI builders and policymakers.

Key points
  • Authorized Intelligence has joined the N2K CyberWire podcast network.
  • The podcast is hosted by AI risk management expert Cal Al-Dhubaib.
  • Its first three episodes address frontier-model red teaming, AI board paralysis, and model safety.
  • New episodes air every two weeks on Tuesday.
  • Listeners can access the series through podcast platforms or the N2K CyberWire website.

A podcast about managing AI risk

Authorized Intelligence focuses on the choices organizations face as AI changes how they operate. The podcast examines how technology and security leaders can pursue opportunities involving frontier AI while dealing with a more complex security environment.

Its conversations explore the human decisions, collaboration and shared understanding needed to build resilience in an AI-powered world. According to the announcement, guests share firsthand experiences, challenge assumptions and discuss approaches that work in practice.

Topics include AI systems deployed by organizations and the ways attackers may use AI against them. Rubrik said the podcast is aimed at security and technology leaders who are balancing the value of AI with the need to control its risks.

First episodes cover red teaming and AI governance

The first three episodes are available now. The opening episode, “Red teaming with frontier models,” features Nidhi Aggarwal, Chief Product Officer at HackerOne.

The second episode, “Solving AI board paralysis,” includes Dominique Shelton Leipzig, CEO of Global Data Innovation and an advisor to Fortune 500 boards. The third, “Evaluating the safety and reliability of frontier models,” features Peter Gostev, AI Capability Lead at Arena.ai.

New episodes are scheduled to air every two weeks on Tuesday. Listeners can subscribe wherever they get podcasts or explore the series on the N2K CyberWire website.

N2K and Rubrik extend their partnership

N2K Networks said the podcast will connect its audience with perspectives on AI resilience. Peter Kilpe, CEO of N2K Networks, said, “AI is fundamentally changing how organizations operate, and navigating that change requires learning from the people confronting these challenges, while making the difficult decisions.”

John Koo, CMO of Rubrik, described Authorized Intelligence as a podcast for leaders “caught between unlocking the value of AI and controlling its risks.” The announcement said Al-Dhubaib draws on a decade of expertise building AI for some of the most regulated industries.

The partnership places Rubrik’s AI and security discussions within N2K CyberWire, which N2K describes as part of its broader effort to connect the cybersecurity ecosystem and provide industry insights, strategic intelligence and learning products.

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