Three interviews: system fragility, operational clarity, and Identity for AI agents – Todd Thiemann, Robin Macfarlane, Kyle Sandy – ESW #471

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Three interviews: system fragility, operational clarity, and Identity for AI agents – Robin Macfarlane, Kyle Sandy, Todd Thiemann – ESW #471

Guests
President and CEO at RRMac Associates

Robin Macfarlane is the president and CEO of RRMac Associates, LLC. With more than 50 years of experience in enterprise IT transformation, Macfarlane has been extensively involved in disaster recover, security, data storage, and has been a key driver of innovation in mainframe modernization. Under her leadership, RRMac has helped global enterprises modernize their core systems, embrace DevOps, and prepare for the future. Macfarlane is a visionary leader who has positioned RRMac Associates as one of the top global brands in mainframe legacy and DevOps transformation.

Director of Cybersecurity at Logically

Kyle Sandy is Director of Cybersecurity at Logically, a next-generation Managed Service Provider (MSP) and Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP). Lead by Kyle, Logically a protects over 1,000 client environments across Big 4 accounting firms, international retail, healthcare, manufacturing, and financial services. His business unit also spans 24/7 SOC operations, incident response, security architecture, and enterprise compliance.

Principal Analyst at Omdia (formerly Enterprise Strategy Group)

Todd is a Principal Analyst at Omdia (formerly Enterprise Strategy Group) looking at data security and identity & access management (IAM).

He has been around the block in cybersecurity with over a decade of industry experience across a range of subjects including encryption, key management, IAM/authentication, identity security, and security operations at leading cybersecurity companies including Arctic Wolf Networks, ReliaQuest, Trend Micro, Vormetric/Thales, and Nok Nok Labs.

He was born and raised in Palo Alto, California and still lives there. For the football fans out there, one of Todd’s claims to fame is that he was the center on the Palo Alto High School football team when a guy named Jim Harbaugh was quarterback.

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