The industry's shows keep booking the same guest. Seven hosts, eight conversations, all public, all in full. Watch how Anand Thangaraju thinks before you put him across your table, or on your stage.
Techies4Tech runs an executive spotlight series. This episode is the founder's: a career across enterprise security, financial services, and the vendor side, including Ernst & Young and Silicon Valley Bank, now pointed at one firm.
None of this is ours. Every conversation in this catalog was booked, recorded, and published by someone else: security vendors, CISO interview shows, AI security teams, executive spotlight series, conference stages. We just collected the tape. Proof you produce yourself is marketing. Proof on other people's channels is a record.
Four lanes through eight conversations. Pick one and the shelves rearrange.
Everything on the record, newest first inside each shelf.
The full sits, newest first. Open any card for who recorded it, what it covers, and why it is worth your minutes. Long-form is the point: nobody performs their way through a forty-minute conversation.
Agents of Security is Arambh Labs' recurring interview series. This episode puts Anand in the guest chair for eighteen minutes on the theme the series is named for: security in the age of AI agents.
Proof the voice is current. When an AI security team runs an interview series, he is on the guest list.
Published by Arambh Labs as "Agents of Security with Anand Thangaraju".
The longest conversation in the catalog: forty-seven minutes on the side of cybersecurity that has nothing to do with writing code, the field roles, and the people who fill them.
If security is not your first language, this is the proof you will not be talked over. Three quarters of an hour of the field explained to people outside it.
Published by By Prasen as "Non Technical Jobs In Cybersecurity - Field".
A deep-dive interview recorded for CruiseCon: twenty-five minutes with Anand as the single subject.
The mid-length one. Enough room to get past talking points, short enough for a commute.
Published by CruiseCon as "CruiseCon Deep Dive with Anand Thangaraju".
SquareX's interview series, with the title doing the honest work: lessons from a Field CISO. Recorded while Anand held the seat at ePlus, before Alchemy became the full-time job. Thirty-nine minutes on the role as it actually runs.
The audit tape. Before you hand anyone your security leadership, listen to how they talk about holding it.
Published by SquareX as "Lessons from a Field CISO, Anand Thangaraju, Field CISO, ePlus inc."
Swift Security runs executive interviews on GenAI and data security. Their episode title lists the resume up front: cybersecurity expert, formerly Ernst & Young and Silicon Valley Bank. This is the earliest conversation in the catalog.
The background check, on video. The EY and SVB years are not lines on our website, they are named by the host with the camera running.
Published by Swift Security; the episode title carries the Ernst & Young and Silicon Valley Bank history.
Techies4Tech runs a spotlight series on operators and executives. This episode is Anand's, and the title the host gave it says it plainly: business leader and cybersecurity evangelist, driving growth and innovation.
The fastest answer to the first question every visitor has. Who is this person, and is the seat real.
Published by Techies4Tech as "Business Leader & Cybersecurity Evangelist Driving Growth & Innovation".
Two quick cuts for the gap between meetings.
A five-minute interview from the IITBAA Leadership Conference 2025, published on the IIT Bay Area alumni channel.
The stage test, passable in the time it takes to refill a coffee. If you are weighing him for your own stage, panel, or podcast, start here.
Published by IIT Bay Area as "Anand Thangaraju Interview at IITBAA Leadership Conference 2025".
A seventy-five second cut from By Prasen: the no-code way into cybersecurity, compressed to its headline.
Clarity under a clock. If an idea survives seventy-five seconds, it was actually an idea.
Published by By Prasen as "Your NO-CODE path to #Cybersecurity".
Two doors out of the catalog, one for each side of the table.
The same voice from these shows is bookable for yours: keynotes, panels, podcasts, and the events we design around them. Speaking from $5k plus travel.
A CISO voice for your stage, panel, or podcast. Events and field campaigns scoped to your objectives.
Thirty minutes with the operator you just watched. Bring the problem, leave with a straight read and a one-page path. No decks about our decks.
A straight read on where you stand and what to do first. Nothing to prepare.
The salon circuit runs nearly every week: closed-door dinners and sessions with security leaders, founders, and investors, in Dallas, Austin, Palo Alto, and New York. The next one is already on the calendar.