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Stay ahead of the latest cybersecurity trends with Cyberside Chats! Listen to our weekly podcast on Tuesdays at 6:30 am ET and join us live once a month for breaking news, emerging threats, and actionable solutions. Whether you’re a cybersecurity pro or an executive who wants to understand how to protect your organization, cybersecurity experts Sherri Davidoff and Matt Durrin will help you understand and proactively prepare for today’s top cybersecurity threats, AI-driven attack and defense strategies, and more!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Cyberside Chats connects security headlines to the operational choices, human weaknesses, and defensive controls that determine their real impact.
Cyberside Chats turns security news into practical conversations about how failures spread through real organizations. Sherry Davidoff and Matt Duren move comfortably between incident analysis and practitioner interviews, treating a Verizon outage as an availability problem,…
Dead emergency pens are a security problem; your fallback plan deserves a supply-closet audit.
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A grounded look at AI vulnerability discovery, with the operational stakes kept in view.
Anthropic's Project Glasswing gives this CyberSide Chats conversation a sharp, unsettling premise: if AI can surface vulnerabilities others miss, security teams may need to rethink what hidden really means.
A practical reminder that physical access can be easier than digital defenses.
CyberSide Chats frames physical security as a practical problem, not an abstract one, and it does so with a clear sense of how easily an office can be entered when the right badge, shirt, or cover story is in play.
Bridget Quinn Choi makes cyber insurance feel practical, from disclosure choices to the security details that shape coverage.
Bridget Quinn Choi's route from law into cyber claims, incident response, and insurance gives the piece its shape. It stays on cyber coverage, with attention on how applications get read, why identity management questions matter, and how added comments help insurers see what an…
A practical look at ransomware groups as overlapping specialists in phishing, access, and data leaks.
This CyberSide Chats episode frames ransomware as a shared tradecraft problem rather than a single-group story. Lapsus is tied to voice phishing and IT impersonation, Scattered Spider to cloud identity theft and OAuth token abuse, and Shiny Hunters to data leaks and extortion.
A clear, practical review of how AI features can enter ordinary workplace tools before security teams can fully see or govern them.
AI visibility and control sit at the center of this single-episode review of current security risk. Sherry Davidoff, founder of LMG Security, and Matt Duren, director of training for LMG Security, frame AI as a workplace reality that is already inside productivity and…
Verizon's outage becomes a grounded case for treating availability as part of security.
CyberSight Chats treats Verizon's outage as a security story without needing a hack to make the point. The episode moves from Verizon's software-issue explanation and the still-murky duration into the shape of the outage map, whose spread looks less like a strange technical…
A practical look at how over-collection turns privacy exposure into an organizational security risk.
Data becomes hazardous when everyday driver records can travel from a car company to consumer reporting agencies and on to insurers that may raise rates or deny coverage.
A missing-person case becomes a sharp reminder that deletion is not always deletion.
Sherry Davidoff and Matt Duren use the February 10 release of doorbell footage tied to Nancy Guthrie to make a plain point: data people think is gone can still turn up in cloud systems, especially once IoT devices are in the mix.
Technology's mechanisms, power's consequences.
Dave, Joe, and Maria break down phishing kits, deepfakes, and social-engineering scams weekly.
Google initially told Truffle Security the API key vulnerability was 'functioning as intended' until shown their own product websites were exposed.
Ring employees were caught viewing female customers' bedroom and intimate area footage due to a lack of internal controls.
An Amazon AI coding agent with high-level privileges deleted and recreated its production environment, causing a 13-hour global outage.
Anthropic's Project Glasswing and Mythos Preview are the focus of this CyberSide Chats interview, where Sherry Davidoff of LMG Security and Tom Pohl of penetration testing discuss a model that can find vulnerabilities quickly.
CyberSide Chats' "We don’t break in, we badge in" focuses on onsite social engineering at LMG Security.
Sherry Davidoff of LMG Security interviews Bridget Quinn Choi, a lawyer-turned-cyber-claims consultant at Woodrow Sawyer, about the Stryker cyber attack and what insurers notice first.
Sherry Davidoff and Matt Duren examine Shiny Hunters' new public leak portal, which listed eight victims including Match Industries, Bumble, and Panera Bread.
CyberSide Chats hosts Sherry Davidoff and Matt Duren identify AI visibility and control as the top cybersecurity threat of 2026.
Cyberside Chats examines Verizon's nationwide outage, which lasted at least eight hours and left some users with service disruptions into the next day.
Sherry Davidoff and Matt Dern examine the FTC order against General Motors for collecting precise driver-location data every three seconds and sharing driver-behavior information with consumer reporting agencies.
Cyberside Chats' monthly live episode walks through the Retool breach, where a deepfaked IT voicemail about "open enrollment" led to a stolen login and a registered second MFA device, with one customer reportedly losing $15 million.
Experts discuss recent research showing AI can go rogue, including scheming behavior and misaligned goals in controlled environments.
Cybersecurity experts discuss penetration testing techniques and common network vulnerabilities that lead to full domain compromise.
Experts discuss the impact of quantum computing on cybersecurity, focusing on breaking RSA encryption and the need for a transition.
Discussion of Apple's removal of advanced data protection in the UK due to a secret government order requesting an encryption backdoor.
This episode discusses the dangers of abandoned S3 buckets and how they can be exploited to spread malware, highlighting a systemic issue in IT infrastructure.