Best Itpro Podcasts (2025)

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Getting a grip on digital identity 34:45

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Identity management in security has been a difficult issue for many years, but the arrival of AI and AI agents has only complicated this picture. In addition to human and machine identities, cybersecurity professionals now have to handle potentially 1000s of AI agent identities across MCP and API endpoints. How can businesses handle all of these co…

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AI Isn't What You Think 55:36

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Matai Wilson, Senior Director for Product Management at SolarWinds, joins TechPod to explore the evolving landscape of AI technology. The conversation delves into the challenges of building AI technology, the exciting future of AI in IT operations, and the upcoming features and tools SolarWinds is developing to enhance user experience and operation…

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SPECIAL EDITION: Bridging the data disconnect 31:16

3h ago31:16

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Artificial intelligence has made data more useful and accessible to businesses than ever, but if businesses want to get the most from their data they have to get it in a fit state to use. There’s a significant disconnect between IT specialists, CEOs, and other parts of the business when it comes to understanding what this means and how ready they a…

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Is all-photonics the future of networking? 25:26

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The flow of data is core to businesses all around the world – how much can be transmitted, and at what speed, is a fundamental aspect of IT systems ranging from cloud computing to the frontier of AI models. In data centers, the tech sector is focused on reducing latency, improving bandwidth, and reducing energy consumption to improve AI performance…

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Let’s talk about digital sovereignty 22:38

16d ago22:38

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Digital sovereignty is an issue that has been bubbling away in the background of IT for some time but doesn’t often see the limelight. In this episode of the ITPro Podcast, we’ve decided to change that. From sovereign clouds to AI, Jane McCallion and Ross Kelly dig into what digital sovereignty is, how it’s being used, and its relationship with AI,…

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Inside a Cybersecurity War Room 44:24

24d ago44:24

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It's CSOC o'clock! In this episode, we dive into the high-stakes world of cyber defense with the manager of cybersecurity operations at a critical infrastructure organization. From ransomware threats and zero-day exploits to the rise of nation-state-backed Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), our guest reveals how security teams manage 24/7 threats,…

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August rundown: Are AI job losses a fantasy? 16:41

19d ago16:41

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In a recent episode of the podcast, we discussed the potential for AI to actually replace developer jobs. This is a complicated issue, as one has to consider both the accuracy of outputs – how well LLMs can code – as well as what execs think it can do. Well, AWS CEO Matt Garman has weighed in this month, calling replacing devs with AI “the dumbest …

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Classic episode: How can we support CISOs better? 38:32

23d ago38:32

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This episode was first published on 13/10/23. The role of chief information security officer is among the most important in any firm. CISOs shoulder a heavy burden, with responsibility for protecting their company’s data, infrastructure, and associated assets. As the tech stack has grown, so too has the pressure on those in the role. CISOs have to …

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Can cyber group takedowns last? 17:19

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Every now and then, international law enforcement announces a stunning takedown of a cyber crime group. Typically realized in the form of website shutdowns, in which the National Crime Agency logo is emblazoned across the dark web site of would-be hackers, these are powerful PR moves to show that cyber crime doesn’t always pay – and the seriousness…

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Will devs lose their jobs to AI? 27:43

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For years, we humanities graduates have been told variations of the following message: you’re better off learning to code, because we’ll always need developers but writers will go the way of the dodo. But advances in AI since 2022 have put this to the test. While human writers are no doubt being forced to compete with AI-written content, developers…

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July rundown: Salt Typhoon and SharePoint scares 15:03

2M ago15:03

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As the old saying goes, it never rains but it pours. And, seeing how we’re based in the UK, it would be fitting that the month this most accurately described in 2025 so far has been July. In the past four weeks, two almighty security stories have broken, with far-reaching implications for the tech sector and beyond. First, we learned that the China…

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Can the UK ban ransomware payments? 20:14

2M ago20:14

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Ransomware payments could soon be a thing of the past in the UK – at least that’s the hope of new controls and mandatory reporting requirements to prevent ransomware from inflicting damage on UK businesses. Under government proposals, public bodies and operators of critical national infrastructure would be banned from paying up when they’re hit by …

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We need to talk about operational technology 42:46

2M ago42:46

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Cyber attacks can feel a layer detached from the real world. Yes, businesses frequently see IP stolen, get frozen out of systems, or have data wiped by malicious actors. But if you haven’t got your finger on the pulse, cyber attacks can also fail to register in your day to day. But there are instances where cyber attacks come crashing into the live…

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SPECIAL EDITION: Future-proofing AI infrastructure 37:18

2M ago37:18

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As organizations race to train more and more advanced AI models, as well as deploy existing models at scale, an enormous amount of time and money is being invested in expanding AI infrastructure. All around the world, data centers are becoming more and more important, bringing data and computing power together to get the most out of AI workloads. B…

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Google Cloud Summit London 2025: Practical AI deployment 19:26

2M ago19:26

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The level to which firms are already using AI varies according to technological maturity, strategic focus, and on an industry by industry basis. But what’s clear is that from the smallest to the largest businesses, the landscape is already shifting. We’ve spoken about AI agents on the podcast before – the promise of autonomous AI activity – but it’…

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Brainstorms, Banter, and Bloopers 38:35

3M ago38:35

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It’s the 100th episode of SolarWinds TechPod! Join hosts Chrystal Taylor and Sean Sebring as they celebrate this milestone by going behind the scenes of the podcast. From the infamous "host curse" to their favorite guests, funniest moments, and the magic of production, this candid conversation reveals what it really takes to bring TechPod to life. …

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Classic episode: AI’s thirsty secret 23:53

3M ago23:53

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This episode was first broadcast on 20 September 2024. When people talk about the environmental impacts of data centers, normally the discussion focuses on energy usage. It’s something we’ve talked about at several points this year already, with reference to growing efforts to house AI workloads in green data centers that run on renewable energy to…

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SPECIAL EDITION: The evolution from robots to agents 29:39

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If you’re looking to adopt AI right now, you’ll likely have heard the term ‘AI agents’. These systems can complete complex tasks autonomously, without user input. But no doubt some of the audience will be thinking: “haven’t we heard this before?” Indeed, robotic process automation and software robots have been available since the turn of the centur…

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June rundown: 2,000 missing devices and why threat groups are being renamed 20:37

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June has been another busy month for IT and technology news. Whether it’s new naming conventions for cybercriminal groups, Britain’s big tech potential, and national security concerns over lost government devices, we’ve got a lot to unpick. ITPro’s news editor Ross Kelly and reviews editor Bobby Hellard step in for Jane and Rory this week to chew t…

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Are reasoning models fundamentally flawed? 16:53

3M ago16:53

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AI reasoning models have emerged in the past year as a beacon of hope for large language models (LLMs), with AI developers such as OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic selling them as the go-to solution for solving the most complex business problems. However, a new research paper by Apple has cast significant doubts on the efficacy of reasoning models, go…

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SPECIAL EDITION: Data integration for open table formats 16:55

3M ago16:55

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Any modern enterprise generates reams of data, which can be difficult to correctly store, process, and use without the right approach. This has become even more important in the face of AI. Before any leader can begin implementing AI across their workflow, they must first ensure they’ve prepared data at the right scale – and across its entire lifec…

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RSAC Conference 2025: The front line of cyber innovation 31:25

3M ago31:25

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In the fast-changing world of cybersecurity, IT leaders have to keep up with evolving threats and new technologies to stay ahead of attackers. With nation states lending a hand to threat groups with more pointed aims than ever before, alongside the double-edged sword of greater AI adoption in cybersecurity, there’s never been a more worrying – and …

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The Mindset Shift: IT Operations to Security 50:22

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In this episode, hosts Sean Sebring and Chrystal Taylor engage with actual rock star Chris Greer, a Security Engineering Manager at SolarWinds, to explore the multifaceted world of cybersecurity. Chris shares his unconventional journey from being a musician to entering the IT field, emphasizing the importance of certifications and the mindset shift…

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Where is the cloud headed? 35:02

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We’re past the peak cloud hype of the 2010s and now well into the era of cloud maturity. But even as businesses have come to terms with multi-cloud and hybrid cloud models, new considerations have arisen, such as the growing push for cloud sovereignty and regional data center demand. AI has put additional pressure on firms to figure out exactly wha…

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Farewell (for now) 4:25

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After over seven years and more than 220 episodes, The Intrazone is taking a pause. In this special episode, host Mark Kashman reflects on the learnings, sharing gratitude for the best community in tech, and all the wonderful, insightful conversations. With heartfelt thanks to co-host Chris McNulty and producer Lisa Gray, Mark acknowledges the impa…

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Hybrid Work on Wheels 26:18

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In this episode of The Intrazone, Chris and Mark sit down with Sascha Fredrich and Markus Etzel from Bechtle to talk about their unique approach to modern collaboration. And when I say unique, I mean Microsoft Teams Rooms inside Volkswagen ID.Buzz EV vans—yes, rolling collaboration hubs (with hub caps); meetings on the move, proving that hybrid wor…

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Java celebrates its 30th birthday and more Microsoft developer layoffs 24:27

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May has been a busy month for news in the IT world, with cyber attacks hitting retailers across the UK and Microsoft laying off over 800 developers. In this episode of the ITPro Podcast, Jane is joined by news and analysis editor Ross Kelly to discuss three of the most significant news stories of the past month and wish Java a happy 30th birthday. …

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Getting a grip on digital identity 34:45

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AI Isn't What You Think 55:36

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SPECIAL EDITION: Bridging the data disconnect 31:16

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Is all-photonics the future of networking? 25:26

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Let’s talk about digital sovereignty 22:38

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Inside a Cybersecurity War Room 44:24

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August rundown: Are AI job losses a fantasy? 16:41

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Classic episode: How can we support CISOs better? 38:32

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Can cyber group takedowns last? 17:19

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Will devs lose their jobs to AI? 27:43

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July rundown: Salt Typhoon and SharePoint scares 15:03

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Can the UK ban ransomware payments? 20:14

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We need to talk about operational technology 42:46

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SPECIAL EDITION: Future-proofing AI infrastructure 37:18

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Google Cloud Summit London 2025: Practical AI deployment 19:26

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Brainstorms, Banter, and Bloopers 38:35

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Classic episode: AI’s thirsty secret 23:53

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SPECIAL EDITION: The evolution from robots to agents 29:39

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June rundown: 2,000 missing devices and why threat groups are being renamed 20:37

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Are reasoning models fundamentally flawed? 16:53

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SPECIAL EDITION: Data integration for open table formats 16:55

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RSAC Conference 2025: The front line of cyber innovation 31:25

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The Mindset Shift: IT Operations to Security 50:22

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Where is the cloud headed? 35:02

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Farewell (for now) 4:25

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Hybrid Work on Wheels 26:18

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Java celebrates its 30th birthday and more Microsoft developer layoffs 24:27