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Patch Me If You Can by Iru

A podcast about the IT and security leaders rewriting the rules. Not just patching what's broken, but building what's next. In every episode, we explore how modern teams are replacing outdated ways of working with simpler, smarter, and more strategic approaches.

Real stories. Tested strategies. Conversations that move IT and security forward.

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Most Recent Episode

Episode 009 - RBAC is Broken (Here's Why) with Dmitri Altum, GitLab, ex-Ramp

Episode 009

RBAC is Broken (Here's Why) with Dmitri Altum, GitLab, ex-Ramp

GitLab’s Dmitri Altum explains why traditional RBAC is holding teams back and how behavior-based access control and AI-powered automation can improve both security and speed.

All Episodes

Episode 008 - Standard Users in an Admin World with Collin Elliott, Capital One
Episode 007 - Why 99% Hit Defer Every Time with Robert Hammen, SAP, ex-SpaceX
Episode 006 - Mac Malware: The Cat & Mouse Game with Patrick Wardle
Episode 005 - AI Driven IT for Less Toil with Emanuele Sparvoli, Director of IT at Intercom
Episode 004 - Non-Human Crisis with Kane Narraway, Head of Enterprise Security at Canva
Episode 003 - People, Process, Tech with Eric Pittman, VP of Cybersecurity at Teradata
Episode 002 - The Problem No One Patches with Aaron Morin, ex-Nike
Episode 001 - Balancing Security vs. User Experience with Richard Hiralal, Grammarly

About the Host

Arek

Arek Dreyer helps IT teams make sense of device management in complex environments. 

With a background in UNIX and Apple platforms, he’s spent over two decades training professionals, authoring technical books, and building courses that simplify complex systems. He’s known for coauthoring Managing Apple Devices and rewriting Apple’s Directory Services curriculum, and is an admin for the 76,000-member Mac Admins Slack, Arek joined Iru in 2021 and now hosts Patch Me If You Can™ to spotlight the real work behind modern IT.