Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•51 min
7MS #711: How to Secure Your Community
In this inaugural episode of the "How to Secure Your Community" series, host Brian Johnson recounts his personal experience with Operation Metro Surge, a massive federal ICE deployment in the Twin Cities that began in December 2025. He describes the community’s mixed reactions, the racial profiling and intimidation tactics observed, and the grassroots efforts to document and resist these actions, including a clandestine training session that provided tools for civilian observers. Johnson also shares practical safety advice he received for his own family, highlighting the evolving guidance on how non‑white citizens should respond to random stops. The episode blends a first‑hand narrative with a call to protect privacy, security, and basic human rights amid an increasingly militarized environment.
By 7 Minute Security
Podcast•Feb 25, 2026•1h 6m
Risky Business #826 -- A Week of AI Mishaps and Skulduggery
In this episode of Risky Business, host Patrick Gray and panelists James Wilson and Adam Wallow dissect a wave of AI-driven cyber incidents, from a threat actor leveraging AI to mass‑compromise Fortinet devices to Chinese labs attempting large‑scale model distillation...
By Risky Business
Podcast•Feb 25, 2026•7 min
SANS Stormcast Wednesday, February 25th, 2026: Open Redirects; setHTML in Firefox; Telnetd Issues
In this episode, Johannes Ulrich discusses a surge in scans targeting open redirects, explaining how these vulnerabilities can be exploited in OAuth 2 flows and phishing attacks, and notes that many originate from a bullet‑proof hosting IP. He then introduces...
By SANS Internet StormCast
Podcast•Feb 24, 2026•43 min
Unifying Federal Data Management and Security with Hitachi VSP One
In this episode, Hitachi Vantara Federal’s Guy Garwich and Todd Hansen explain how the Virtual Storage Platform One (VSP1) unifies block, file, object, and mainframe storage into a single data plane with a unified control plane, delivering high‑performance file services,...
By CarahCast: Podcasts on Technology in the Public Sector
Podcast•Feb 23, 2026•29 min
EP264 Measuring Your (Agentic) SOC: Two Security Leaders Walk Into a Podcast
In this episode, Tim Peacock and Anton Chuvakian host Alex Pabst, Deputy CISO at Allianz, and Mike Sinnoh, Director of Detection & Response at Google, to discuss evolving SOC metrics in the age of AI and automation. They critique traditional...
By Cloud Security Podcast
Podcast•Feb 23, 2026•6 min
SANS Stormcast Monday, February 23rd, 2026: Japanese Phishing; AI Agents Ignoring Instructions; Starkiller MFA Phishing
In this episode, Johannes Ulrich highlights three emerging threats: Japanese-language phishing campaigns that bypass English‑centric defenses, AI agents that ignore security guardrails and inadvertently expose data or make unauthorized changes, and the Starkiller phishing framework which proxies real login pages...
By SANS Internet StormCast
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•1h 1m
Product-Market Fit: From Edtech Vitamin to $100M Painkiller
In this episode, Adam Markowitz recounts his transition from a decade‑long edtech venture to building Drata, a compliance automation platform that quickly proved its product‑market fit as a painkiller rather than a vitamin. He explains how rigorous validation—dog‑fooding the product...
By The SaaS Podcast (SaaS Club)
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•19 min
Why Stack Overflow and Cloudflare Launched a Pay-per-Crawl Model
In this episode, Stack Overflow’s Janice Manningham and Josh Zhang chat with Cloudflare VP Will Allen about the newly launched pay‑per‑crawl model that lets publishers charge crawlers for access. They explain how AI‑driven content scraping has upended the traditional open‑versus‑block...
By Stack Overflow Podcast
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•45 min
The Voice on the Other End.
In this episode, hosts Maria Varmazis, Dave Bittner, and Joe Carrigan examine a wave of social engineering attacks, including a sophisticated phishing campaign that dupes Apple Pay users via fake emails and voice calls, Australia’s ClickFit initiative exposing romance scams,...
By Hacking Humans
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•1h 3m
Risky Business #825 -- Palo Alto Networks Blames It on the Boogie
In this episode, Patrick Gray, Adam Boileau, and James Wilson dissect a week of cybersecurity headlines, from Palo Alto Networks’ decision to avoid publicly attributing a Chinese‑linked hacking campaign to geopolitical concerns, to the rise of data‑only extortion as ransomware...
By Risky Business
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•25 min
The Signal: The Real "Payment Meets Fraud" Journey with Brian Rust at Worldpay | Episode 467
In this episode, Brian Rust, SVP and Deputy CISO at Worldpay, explains how fraudsters now target SaaS platforms and ISVs by exploiting weak onboarding, transaction logic, and refund processes. He outlines the fraud kill‑chain—from synthetic business creation and card‑testing spikes...
By Leaders in Payments
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•8 min
Security Service Edge (SSE) (Noun) [Word Notes]
In this brief episode, host Rick Howard defines Security Service Edge (SSE) as a cloud‑centric security architecture that blends the shared responsibility model, vendor‑provided security stacks, and direct network peering with major content providers and their fiber networks. He highlights...
By Hacking Humans
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•24 min
Resilience’s Long: 2026 Cyberthreat Landscape Poses New Challenges for Insurers
The episode examines the evolving cyber‑threat landscape of 2026 and its implications for insurance carriers, focusing on rising ransomware, supply‑chain attacks, and AI‑driven exploits. It highlights how insurers must adapt underwriting criteria, pricing models, and claims handling to address more...
By AM Best Audio (AM Best Radio)
Podcast•Feb 16, 2026•29 min
EP263 SOC Refurbishing: Why New Tools Won’t Fix Broken Processes (Even With AI)
In this episode, Daniel Lyman, VP of Threat Detection and Response at Fiserv, discusses why simply adding new security tools— even AI‑driven ones—cannot repair broken SOC processes. He explains the concept of "process gravity," showing how entrenched workflows and cultural...
By Cloud Security Podcast
Podcast•Feb 13, 2026•0 min
Episode 12 - Domain OSINT, Building Methods, and Turning Intelligence Into Products
In Episode 12, host Jake Creps breaks down Domain OSINT, demonstrating how a single URL can reveal ownership, infrastructure, intent, and related activity using free tools like WHOIS, DNS enumeration, and reverse IP searches. He illustrates the process with a...
By The OSINT Newsletter