In the next episode of Released, Derek Holt sits down with Brian Goffman, Managing Director of AI at TPG, to explore how AI is changing company building, the economics of software, and the role of every leader – from executive to builder. 

In this episode of Released, Derek Holt sits down with Art Gilliland, CEO of Delinea, to explore what it takes to secure and govern AI agents at enterprise scale. They discuss why organizations need to think beyond “front door” access controls to understand what agents actually do once inside, how machine-speed autonomy is reshaping identity security, and why trying to inventory every AI agent may be the wrong approach.

Snehal Antani is one of the sharpest minds in offensive cybersecurity, and someone who has been in rooms most people never get access to. His path took him through leadership roles at IBM, GE Capital, Splunk, and ultimately to the most elite special operations unit in the world. He's now the CEO and Founder of Horizon3.ai.

In this conversation, Snehal explains the distinction every enterprise security leader needs to hear — the difference between vulnerable and exploitable. He breaks down what AI has actually handed every threat actor on the planet, why organizations that thought they weren't a target need to think again, why the only perspective that matters in cybersecurity is the attacker's — and what to do about it.

As AI agents take on more autonomous roles inside enterprise workflows, the traditional model of identity — based on who you are and what role you hold — is giving way to something more dynamic: access based on intent, granted just in time, and revoked the moment the task is done. 

Chandra and Derek cover the shift from static authentication to continuous verification, why standing permissions are incompatible with an agentic world, and what it means to treat AI agents as a new class of identity. 

Chandra’s “over-eager intern” analogy is one of the most useful framings of AI risk you’ll hear. And his advice on unifying identity infrastructure before AI agents make the problem unmanageable is the kind of forward-looking take that makes this episode worth saving. 

In the premiere episode of Released: The Story Behind the Software, Digital.ai CEO Derek Holt sits down with Eric Baran — who leads developer platform and Gen AI for Amazon Web Services's global financial services business — for a wide-ranging conversation on AI, agentic workflows, and what enterprise software delivery actually looks like in 2026. 

The takeaway most people aren't talking about: writing code faster is only a small part of the story. For the world's largest banks, insurers, and financial institutions, the real bottlenecks live in the release pipeline, in governance, in security — and AI is starting to change all of that. 

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