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Architecting Amid Regulations in Finance

Netskope30 min read

Seb Leal Bennett leads architecture and cloud for a major European investment bank, where the margin for error is basically zero. On Security Visionaries, he tells host Emily Wearmouth how regulation shapes cloud architecture from day one, why roughly 30% of cloud spend still goes to waste, and how zero trust holds up across hybrid environments. They also debate what changes when an AI assistant stops simply agreeing with you.

0:00:05 Emily Wearmouth: Hello, and welcome to the Security Visionaries Podcast. I'm your host, Emily Wearmouth, and today I'm joined by Seb Leal Bennett, who heads up architecture and cloud for a major European investment bank. He spent his whole career thus far in financial services, which I think we can agree is probably the sharpest end of some of the most highly regulated and highest stake tech environments that you might find. He's a pro in architecting for cloud, resilience, and security, where the margin for error is probably zero. Welcome to the show, Seb. 0:00:36 Seb Leal Bennett: That's great. Thank you. 0:00:36 Emily Wearmouth: It's good to have you on. 0:00:39 Seb Leal Bennett: I'm looking forward to it. 0:00:40 Emily Wearmouth: I've got some grilling questions and I'm going to dive straight in actually, because this highly regulated point I think is really pertinent. And one of the reasons I'm really glad that we got you on. What I wanted to start with is thinking about what does it actually mean when you are architecting for cloud and you've got all of these regulations probably sitting on a shelf somewhere, are they front of mind and…

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