EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026 · 25 MIN
Shan Kulkarni - Security in the Vibe Coding Era
from Breaking Into Cybersecurity · host Christophe Foulon | Renee Small | breakingintocybersecurity.org
In this episode of Breaking into Cybersecurity, host Christophe sits down with Shan Kulkarni, a security leader focused on the intersection of AI, engineering, and human-centric security practices.They explore the massive shift currently happening in the industry as AI takes over traditional "knowledge work," forcing a move toward higher-level human intuition. Shan introduces the concept of **"Vibe Coding"** and discusses how outcome-driven requirements are changing the types of vulnerabilities we face.Key Discussion Points- The End of Knowledge Work? How AI is automating the repetitive analysis and coding tasks that used to define a career, and why intuition is the new premium skill.- AI in Security: Practical ways to use tools like Claude to automate leadership tasks and reclaim your time.- Vibe Coding & Security: What happens when software is generated based on "vibes" and outcomes rather than line-by-line coding?- Gamifying Vulnerability Fixes: Using scoreboards and competitive metrics to drive engineering engagement and faster remediation.- The Business Language of Security: Why translating technical risk into business value remains the biggest hurdle for security leaders.About the GuestShan Kulkarni is a security leader and strategist known for innovative approaches to automation and gamification. He has a deep background in software engineering, which informs his outcome-driven approach to security.Resources Mentioned- Claude AI (Anthropic)- Vibe Coding (Modern development concept)Connect with Us- Breaking Into Cybersecurity YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@BreakingIntoCybersecurity- Christophe Foulon on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/christophefoulon/
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