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An accessible but technical podcast about cybersecurity and the people who keep the internet safe. The podcast is built as a series of segments: we will be looking back at the last couple of weeks in cybersecurity news, talking to different people in the industry about areas of their expertise, we're going to break apart some of the TTPs being used by adversaries, and we will even cover a little bit of hacker history.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Threat intelligence becomes useful defensive judgment through concrete discussion of attack paths, security controls, public infrastructure, and organizational responsibility.
Christopher Luft keeps The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast close to the decisions that determine whether an attack succeeds. Intel Chat installments with Matt Bromley connect threat reporting to defensive work, examining subjects such as AI voice cloning, malicious advertising…
A cloned CEO voice gets a skeptical hearing before you panic about your next suspicious call.
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A practical intel episode on geography-driven alerts, defensive priorities, and a cautiously framed alleged supercomputing breach.
The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast frames a weekly intelligence discussion around the practical reality of defending systems when risk is shaped by geography as much as by direct targeting.
A grounded SOC discussion on AI detection, alert context, and the economics behind useful automation.
AI in the security operations center comes through here as both an economics question and a detection-engineering problem. The episode moves from deterministic EDR alerts to the statistical uncertainty of large language models, then sharpens the issue by considering how…
Michael Hamilton connects public-sector cyber risk to keeping personal email off government devices.
Public infrastructure is the episode's stress test for cybersecurity. Michael Hamilton, chief technology officer at Pisces International, frames attacks on critical infrastructure as more than technical events: they can interrupt daily life, strain the social fabric, and erode…
A measured cyber news discussion that weighs an embarrassing FBI email breach against the older data behind it.
The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast handles the reported breach of the FBI head's older email account as a question of scale, not just shock value.
Strong security teams grow by practicing automation before the next operational demand makes it urgent.
Strong security teams, the episode suggests, are made through repeated practice at building, not by waiting for a quick fix to appear. Its central comparison is simple: sometimes automation takes longer than doing the task by hand, but the slower route can still be the better…
A careful look at why testing long-lived industrial systems requires restraint near the controls.
Industrial cybersecurity does not get the luxury of fast replacement cycles. Justin Searle, Director of ICS Security at InGuard Security, lays out why systems built to run for 15 to 20 years, and 30 to 50 in nuclear environments, call for a security mindset shaped by age,…
Reported narratives on hackers, spyware, and data crimes from Dina Temple-Raston.
Dave, Joe, and Maria break down phishing kits, deepfakes, and social-engineering scams weekly.
IAPP's Jedidiah Bracy interviews the regulators and lawyers writing privacy and AI law.
A daily cybersecurity briefing hosted by Dave Bittner, pairing breaking incidents with a guest interview.
This episode features host Christopher Luft and guest Matt Bromley discussing cybersecurity news, including the threat of one-to-many attacks and insights from H.D.
This episode features Sarah Płaszek discussing her role in public interest cybersecurity, focusing on making cyber defense accessible to under-resourced organizations and exploring her accidental career path in the field.
This episode of Defender Fridays discusses identity automation in cybersecurity, highlighting challenges like leader distrust in autonomous solutions and the importance of human-in-the-loop models.
The Cybersecurity Defenders podcast episode #310 opens with Iran-linked attacks on U.S.
Joshua Neal of Alpha Level tells Maxime Lamothe-Bressard on Defender Fridays that AI will "squeeze the adversary into more noisy channels" by changing what defenders can see.
Christopher Luft interviews Michael Hamilton, the CTO of Pisces International and former city of Seattle CISO, about protecting public infrastructure that keeps water, 911, and transit working.
The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast weekly intel chat with Christopher Luft and Matt Bromley centers on an IRGC Telegram threat against U.S.
Chris and Mr.
Andrew Cook, the CTO of Recon InfoSec, argues that strong security teams are built by people who can turn one-off fixes into reusable systems.
Justin Searle explains why industrial control systems can remain operational for 15–20 years, or 30–50 years in nuclear environments, creating patching and endpoint-security constraints.
Maxime Lamothe-Bressard interviews Josh Liberty, a principal engineer at DoorDash, about Strelka, the open-source enterprise-scale file scanning system launched nearly seven years earlier.
Christopher Luft and Matt Bromley examine a U.S.
Host Christopher Luft interviews Ian L.
Host Christopher Luft interviews guests from Mori Associates about their work in space and defense, with the show covering cybersecurity news, TTPs, and hacker history.
An interview with Owen Wickens about the Hidden Lair AI Threat Landscape Report, covering AI security and threat intelligence.
Host Christopher Luft interviews Jen Van Antwerp about her nonprofit Sober & Cyber, which provides alcohol-free events for cybersecurity professionals, and discusses her career in cybersecurity marketing.
An interview with Andrew Cook, CTO of Recon InfoSec, discussing scaling an MSSP, operational hurdles, and strategies for growth.