Cybersecurity News

Daily Briefing

3 hours ago

Senate confirms Clayton to head ODNI.

OpenAI's rogue agent targeted Model Lab's customer.

Microsoft Threat Intelligence

12 hours ago

A Farewell from Sherrod: New Season Coming Soon

As we close out season three of the podcast, Sherrod offers her farewell message as she takes on a new threat intelligence leadership role outside of Microsoft. Our executive producer also joins to briefly share our plans for season four, with new faces and voices joining future episodes.

Marketing

14 hours ago

What a CISO and Marketing Partnership Actually Looks Like with Jason Rebholz of Evoke Security

Jason Rebholz read a blog post about MCPs and saw the whole trajectory of AI security play out in front of him. Twenty years of incident response experience told him we were about to make the same mistakes…just faster. He started Evoke Security the same way he has approached every problem since: get ahead of the issues before the damage is done! He joins Gianna to talk about what a real CISO and marketing partnership looks like, how he built a threat research publication program at Corvus Insurance that helped brokers sell policies and kept policyholders safer, and what he has carried over from that into building Evoke Security.

CyberWire Daily

23 hours ago

You've been disconnected.

A senator targets legacy VPNs. Minnesota water systems come under cyberattack. A 20-year-old flaw exposes 24,000 servers. Microsoft debuts its first cybersecurity AI model. A critical VeloCloud bug is under active attack. The Dysphoria botnet tops 200,000 devices. Apple faces a lawsuit over a fake crypto wallet. Denmark builds a cyber-resilient banking backup. Google gives threat actors yet another set of names. Our guest is John Chiappetta, Chief Revenue Officer of Xona Systems, discussing the Aviation Cybersecurity GAO report that highlights gaps in FAA network security. Hacking the admissions system in search of a fair chance.

Daily Briefing

Jul 28, 2026

A senator looks to eliminate legacy VPNs from federal government.

Decades-old vulnerability exposes 24,000 servers.

Inside the Media Minds

Jul 28, 2026

Inside the Media Mind of Bree Fowler: Special Black Hat Episode!

On this episode of #IMM, Christine and Madison sit down with freelance journalist Bree Fowler to discuss all things Black Hat Conference.

SpyCast

Jul 28, 2026

Murder in Mexico City: The Assassination of Leon Trotsky

For those of you who have visited the International Spy Museum, you may be familiar with one of our most prized artifacts, the ice ax used to assassinate Leon Trotsky in 1940. Trotsky was the operational mastermind of the Russian Revolution of 1917, and when Vladimir Lenin died, many assumed Trotsky would succeed him as the central figure of the revolution. Joseph Stalin had other plans. What followed was a bitter rivalry that ended in Trotsky's demise. Our guest today, H. Keith Melton, not only tracked down the murder weapon but, alongside his colleague Nigel West, wrote the most comprehensive account of the plot and the assassination to date. Keith and Nigel join guest host Dr. Mark Jacobson to discuss their book, The Assassination of Leon Trotsky: Espionage, Scandal, and the Crime of the Century, ahead of their live program coming up on August 6, here at the International Spy Museum.

CyberWire Daily

Jul 27, 2026

The world's least private hackers.

Hackers target Thailand’s Ministry of Finance with an autonomous AI agent.A new industry alliance hopes to improve AI security. Golden Chickens lay four new malware families. GitHub and PyPI introduce time-based safeguards. SourTrade malvertising builds malware directly inside a victim’s browser. Attackers target credentials of traveling corporate employees. EDR shutdown is now par for the course for leading ransomware groups. Russian threat actors exploited a Zimbra vulnerability for at least five months before it was patched. Monday business briefing. Our guest is Krishna Sai, CTO at SolarWinds, with security lessons learned from the World Cup. When the feed ends, the fun begins.

Daily Briefing

Jul 27, 2026

Hackers target Thailand’s Ministry of Finance with an autonomous AI agent.

SourTrade builds malware in the browser. Golden Chickens lay four new malware families.

Data Security Decoded

Jul 27, 2026

Building Automation Frameworks and Tackling Cloud Archiving with Fred Lhoest

Host Caleb Tolin sits down with Fred Lhoest to discuss navigating complex infrastructure migrations and consolidating backup tools across a global telecom footprint spanning 60 countries. Fred shares his experience building custom open-source automation frameworks using GraphQL APIs to eliminate coverage blind spots. The conversation addresses the hidden operational risks of false positive automated failovers and the looming technical challenge of reading digital archives decades into the future.

T-Minus

Jul 26, 2026

How sovereign is Europe's space industry?

As space becomes an increasingly important part of global communications, national security, and critical infrastructure, European governments are confronting a difficulty: How much control do they need over their own space capabilities? In this week’s episode, host Maria Varmazis sits down with producer Ethan Cook⁠⁠⁠ to examine the growing push for European space sovereignty and the challenges standing in the way. The conversation explores how supply-chain dependencies can undermine national and regional independence, even when satellites and launch systems are built domestically. Additionally, the two also discuss the trade-offs between complete self-sufficiency and maintaining resilient, diversified international partnerships.

Signals and Space

Jul 26, 2026

The myth of space sovereignty.

This week on T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing: we dive deeper into space sovereignty. While achieving true space independence may be the goal, achieving this objective often proves significantly harder than many realize.

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