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Updates on the latest cybersecurity threats to businesses, data breach disclosures, and how you can secure your firm in an increasingly risky time.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Clear threat reporting meets practitioner discussion, connecting attack mechanics, AI security, and the operational work of recovery.
Cybersecurity Today works in two gears: David Shipley delivers tightly organized threat reports, while Jim Love leads weekend interviews and panel conversations.
A fake SharePoint QR code wants your phone; David Shipley explains the trick before you scan.
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A lively security review weighs what AI-written code may leave behind for defenders to find.
Cyber Security Today's month-and-a-half review turns a dense run of security news into a pointed discussion about AI-generated code and the people expected to defend it.
A brisk security roundup about how everyday trust can become the path into devices and familiar files.
Cybersecurity Today is sharpest when it stays on the space between ordinary habits and criminal intent. The episode starts with North Korean spies using Facebook direct messages, then follows Mirax, an Android remote access Trojan promoted through ads on Facebook, Instagram, and…
A brisk account of Mythos, executive phishing, and the shrinking window between disclosure and exploitation.
Banking leaders get drawn into the Mythos fallout as the episode links a software flaw exploited in under 10 hours to a patching cycle that averages 20 days.
Jeff Williams links Mythos, vulnerability repair, and the adoption pressures shaping AI security tools.
Cybersecurity Today uses the launch of Anthropic's Mythos as a way into a larger argument about application security, older maturity models, and the promise of AI-powered software factories.
Technology's mechanisms, power's consequences.
Dave, Joe, and Maria break down phishing kits, deepfakes, and social-engineering scams weekly.
This episode covers multiple cybersecurity incidents including a phishing attack on Intuitive Surgical's DaVinci robots, a tech industry pledge against AI-driven fraud, a font-based hack that deceives AI assistants, and the killing of Iranian cyber leaders in military strikes.
RSAC is described as a conference where "Agentic AI everywhere" sat alongside wrestling-ring booths, medieval castles, and other expensive vendor theater.
This episode covers recent cybersecurity threats including a critical Cisco Webex flaw, a Booking.com data breach, Microsoft Recall security weaknesses, and an AI voice scam service.
A news roundup covering the latest cybersecurity threats, including Android malware, phishing takedowns, and record cybercrime losses.
This episode covers urgent government-banker meetings on the Clode Mythos threat, a fast-exploited software flaw, a phishing platform targeting CEOs, payroll redirection in Canada, and a crypto fraud bust.
Jeff Williams says Anthropic's Mythos could cost $15 to $20 per pull request and end up about 50 times more expensive than traditional AppSec tools.
This episode covers recent cybersecurity threats including a critical Fortinet flaw, a supply chain breach, and attacks on critical infrastructure.
Cyber Security Today hosts Jim Love and David Shipley recap RSAC 2026, where David says “agentic SOC” displaced zero trust as the dominant cybersecurity pitch.
A monthly review of cybersecurity threats, data breaches, and security tips for businesses.
Host Jim Love interviews David Shipley about his firm's cybersecurity research conducted with the University of Montreal.
An interview with application security expert Tanya Jenka about her career transition from software developer to cybersecurity professional.
A panel discussion on recent cybersecurity threats and data breaches over the past month.