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10/07/2026

10/07/2026

Orion & Athena | Managed WISP & Insurance Readiness: Cybersecurity Beyond the Document

Orion and Athena explore why cybersecurity requires continuous action beyond generating and signing a Written Information Security Program. Featuring netPulz Managed WISP and Insurance Readiness, this episode explains how organizations maintain assessments, policies, evidence, risk registers, remediation plans, and annual reviews throughout the year. They discuss the responsibilities of business leaders, IT providers, Qualified Individuals, and insurers, highlighting accurate insurance responses and customer accountability. Learn how changing systems, vendors, and employees affect security readiness, and why ongoing governance helps businesses keep their programs current. A signed document starts the journey; regular reviews and follow-through keep that journey moving forward responsibly.

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10/01/2026

Aria & Nova | Social Engineering Part 1: Understand How Hackers Manipulate You

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In Aria & Nova | Social Engineering Part 1: Understand How Hackers Manipulate You, the Cyber Twins explore why cybercriminals often target people instead of computers. Aria and Nova explain how social engineering exploits trust, fear, urgency, curiosity, helpfulness, and authority to influence human decisions. Learn how attackers use phishing, vishing, pretexting, baiting, impersonation, and physical tactics such as tailgating to gain information or access. The episode also examines how social media, public information, and AI can make deception increasingly convincing. Understanding these manipulation techniques is the first step toward recognizing suspicious behavior and becoming a stronger human cybersecurity defense.

09/29/2026

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09/27/2026

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09/25/2026

FBI Breach: ShinyHunters Claims Massive Theft of Agent & Applicant Data

Atlas & Zero examine the developing FBI breach involving FBIJobs.gov and claims made by ShinyHunters. The episode separates confirmed facts from unverified allegations, including a possible Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day, broader FBI system access, and claims that terabytes of data were stolen. Potentially affected entities include current and former FBI employees, agents, and FBI job applicants, whose sensitive PII could create risks beyond traditional identity theft. Atlas & Zero explore Zero Trust, network segmentation, MFA, privileged access, DLP, immutable logging, egress monitoring, service-account security, and vulnerability management while explaining how organizations can contain similar attacks.

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09/24/2026

Cipher & Echo | September 21, 2026 Cyber Brief — Active Exploits, Ransomware & Supply Chain Attacks

In this week’s Cipher & Echo Cyber Brief, we examine a surge in active exploitation, ransomware, supply-chain attacks, and critical vulnerabilities. Cisco Secure Email Gateway and VMware vCenter face active threats, while Gyazo reports millions of exposed user records. Brevo confronts a widespread supply-chain attack, and Microsoft patches vulnerabilities across its cloud and AI platforms. We also investigate North Korea’s WaterPlum campaign, Iran-linked HEAVYGRAM and CHOSEN BRICK activity, and exploited vulnerabilities affecting Orkes Conductor, ConnectWise ScreenConnect, and Linux. Critical patches from Check Point, Kaspersky, and Tanium reinforce the week’s message: patch exploited systems, protect identities, segment infrastructure, and verify dependencies.

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09/23/2026

IP Addresses Explained — How Does the Internet Know Where You Are?

In this episode of Everyday IT Knowledge, John and Jane explain how IP addresses help devices find and communicate with each other across networks and the Internet. Learn the differences between IPv4 and IPv6, public and private IP addresses, and static and dynamic addressing. The episode explores how DHCP assigns addresses, how NAT connects private networks to the Internet, and how subnets identify local destinations. Discover the roles of the default gateway, routers, DNS, VPNs, Internet service providers, IP geolocation, source addresses, and destination addresses in getting packets from one device to another.

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