Adam Bateman

Adam Bateman, Co-founder and CEO of Push Security, and Luke Jennings, Head of Research, dive into the critical world of identity security in modern browsers. They discuss the evolution of phishing techniques and the need for organizations to adapt their defenses. The duo explains how browser-based security solutions can monitor user interactions and protect against sophisticated threats. They also highlight the importance of safeguarding Single Sign-On (SSO) passwords and the complexities involved in securing identities across various platforms.

Guest Adam Bateman, Co-founder of Push Security, discusses ITDR: its definition, benefits, and alternatives. Topics include workload vs human identity ITDR, common threats detected, and advice for implementation. The podcast explores the evolution of ITDR, its relationship with other security categories, advantages of browser telemetry, and specific threats addressed by ITDR tools.

Adam Bateman, security researcher and CEO of Push Security with red‑team roots. He explores browser‑native attacks and why treating IDPs like firewalls is risky. Topics include consent phishing that hijacks Azure, click‑fix clipboard attacks, the shift to identity‑first adversaries, and limits of EDR and SSPM in SaaS/Chromebook environments.