
Paula Fontana
20 years building, marketing, and implementing security and risk products, most recently building strategy for AI governance.
Two hosts, one working theory: progress depends on innovation and security working together.
Two seats, two vantage points.

20 years building, marketing, and implementing security and risk products, most recently building strategy for AI governance.
An operator from the other side of the table, joining as full co-host this fall. She brings the view from the teams changing and protecting the enterprise.
One partner a season, so your name is the only one attached to it. The audience is the people making these calls: security, risk, product, and the founders selling to them.
Request the media kitBest pitches describe where the guest went off the map — a call on risk, security, or innovation that had no playbook. We record remotely, once a month.
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What the show is, who makes it, and how to get involved.
Uncharted is a podcast about what happens when innovation and security meet in the same room. The working theory of the show is that progress depends on innovation and security working together, not trading off against each other.
Paula Fontana co-hosts. She has spent 20 years building, marketing, and implementing security and risk products, most recently building strategy for AI governance, and is the founder of Eudai. Her co-host is an operator from inside the teams that change and protect the enterprise, announced in September 2026.
Season 1 goes into production in fall 2026, with new episodes monthly.
Anyone with a stake in innovation and security: security, product, and risk leaders making decisions about AI and emerging technology before there is a clean framework to point at, plus solution providers, investors, operators, policy makers, boards, and executives. CISOs, founders, heads of product, and anyone who has to answer whether something is safe to ship.
How innovation actually happens in security, on both sides of the table: inside enterprise teams and inside the companies building solutions for them. The recurring question is how to right-size the effort and pace the change, so you end up with something you can answer for later — to a board, a regulator, or a customer.
Use the pitch form on this site. Episodes are recorded remotely, once a month.
Yes. One partner per season. Use the media kit form on this page.