
Saviynt Unveils SaviTalk Podcast on Identity Security
Saviynt has launched SaviTalk, an official audio and visual podcast focused on identity governance, privileged access management, compliance, and the future of cybersecurity.
The first episode of the SaviTalk podcast will go in early June, following the recording of initial episodes in April at the RSA Conference in San Francisco. SaviTalk is being positioned as a platform for discussions about the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, identity security, and digital transformation.
The podcast has been designed for security professionals, industry leaders, and enterprises who are trying to navigate the complexities of contemporary identity security. SaviTalk's episodes will feature conversations with Saviynt's top executives, customers, and industry influencers.
The programme aims to address the major challenges and opportunities found in identity governance, privileged access management, and compliance. It will also highlight the latest developments influencing the future of cybersecurity.
"Identity security has never been more critical, and SaviTalk allows us to expand the conversation beyond traditional channels. Through this podcast, we are giving listeners direct access to industry-leading voices, real-world insights, and forward-thinking strategies to help organisations navigate today's complex security landscape," Sachin Nayyar, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Saviynt, said.
The podcast's title draws inspiration from the TED Talks format, promoting concise discussions intended to drive thought leadership whilst staying true to Saviynt's company identity. The naming choice reflects the intent to reinforce Saviynt's role within the identity security sector.
"SaviTalk will be more than just a podcast; it will be a cultural movement. It's how we will continue to build trust, share our unique point of view, and shape the future of identity security on our own terms," Tara Ryan, Chief Marketing Officer at Saviynt, commented.
SaviTalk will be hosted by Henrique Teixeira, SVP of Strategy; Simon Gooch, Field CIO; David Lee, Field CTO; and Jim Routh, Chief Trust Officer. Each host brings specific expertise in the areas of identity security, technology transformation, enterprise advisory, and cyber risk management.
Henrique Teixeira has previously served as an analyst at Gartner and has been involved in shaping the identity and access management market. Simon Gooch has provided advisory services to CIOs and CISOs and has managed digital transformation projects in both Europe and North America.
David Lee is recognised in the cybersecurity community for his ability to communicate complex topics, drawing from experience at organisations such as Cloudentity, AWS, and Lockheed Martin. Jim Routh has held CISO roles at Mass Mutual, Aetna, and JP Morgan Chase, and is known for his work in cyber risk and building security cultures.
The podcast aims to deliver conversations that educate, challenge, and inspire a wide audience within the security ecosystem.
The first episode of SaviTalk will feature CEO Sachin Nayyar, who will discuss his journey in identity security and outline Saviynt's vision for the future. The podcast will be available on major streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Saviynt is also opening SaviTalk to participation from security professionals, customers, and partners for future episodes. The company invites suggestions for topics and guest speakers, aiming to highlight diverse perspectives and experiences that are influencing developments in identity security.
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