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When AAA video game budgets rival Hollywood blockbusters and user accounts hold decades of digital purchases, why does security in the gaming space still feel stuck in the past?

In this episode of the Security Boulevard Podcast, hosts Tom Hollingsworth and Fernando Montenegro are joined by cybersecurity architect Kate Scarcella and podcast producer Corey Dirrig from Boss Rush Media to unpack the high-stakes intersection of cybersecurity and video games.

The panel digs into PlayStation 5 jailbreaks, bypassable account authentication, multi-factor authentication incentives, and Steam gift card fraud, while examining why enterprise security has long overlooked gaming infrastructure.

Together, they explore what corporate IT can learn from gaming’s defense models and why treating consoles as simple children's toys is a massive oversight for modern threat defense.

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Quantum computing won’t just break legacy encryption down the road—it is already reshaping risk profiles through "harvest now, decrypt later" campaigns and looming regulatory deadlines.

In this episode of the Security Boulevard Podcast, Tom Hollingsworth and Fernando Montenegro cut through the marketing noise to examine what transitioning to Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) actually demands.

Moving past the illusion of "quantum-proof" checkboxes and simple algorithm swaps, they discuss the systemic challenges ahead: massive packet fragmentation breaking authentication, the overlooked risks facing signing certificates, and why building continuous crypto agility matters far more than obsessing over theoretical timelines.

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We wouldn’t step foot in a skyscraper built without safety codes, so why does the tech industry expect us to trust guardrail-free AI?

In this episode of the Security Boulevard Podcast, hosts Tom Hollingsworth, Fernando Montenegro, and Kate Scarcella unpack why Silicon Valley consistently prioritizes quarterly margins over human safety.

Spurred by NVIDIA’s push for physical, hardware-level AI guardrails, the panel debates the economic externalities driving software vulnerabilities, the loss of baked-in hardware security, and why lessons from civil engineering, OSHA, and strict regulatory liability may be the only forces strong enough to make tech build systems that actually stand.

This and more on the Security Boulevard Podcast, part of the Futurum Media Podcast Network.