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One podcast keeps IT pros ahead of career-ending surprises. You're in cybersecurity, networking, or IT leadership. You know the feeling—scrambling to explain a breach, outage, or AI disruption you should have seen coming.

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Sep 12, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    Pass-ta-Key Attacks: Is Passwordless Security Still Safe? (opens the original)

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    Apple, Google, Microsoft, and the security industry have spent years telling us that passkeys are the future of authentication. No passwords. Less phishing.No reusable credentials for attackers to steal. But researchers have now demonstrated something important :Attackers may not need to break the passkey itself. They can attack everything around it. Windows. Browsers. Extensions. Password managers. Cloud synchronization. Authentication workflows. Welcome to the world of Pass-ta-Key attacks. In

  2. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    SaaS Bloodbath: Why Your Trusted Apps Are Now the Attack Surface (opens the original)

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    Your company may not get hacked through the firewall. It may get breached through the SaaS app everyone trusts. In this episode of Technically U, we break down the growing SaaS security crisis and why trusted cloud applications like Salesforce, Slack, Workday, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and third-party integrations have become prime targets for attackers. Modern breaches are no longer just about breaking into networks. Attackers are stealing credentials, abusing OAuth permissions, compromi

  3. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    The AI Data Disaster: What ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini Really Do With Your Secrets (opens the original)

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    143,000 ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot conversations are publicly accessible right now. Here's what was exposed—and why your AI isn't as private as you think. 🚨 THE HEADLINE: 143,000 user conversations with ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and other AI tools are publicly accessible on Archive.org. Anyone with internet access can read them. WHAT'S IN THEM: - Medical histories and diagnoses - Financial accounts and credit card numbers - Source code from major companies - Internal company documents - Social

  4. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    The BIMI Paradox: Why 90% of Companies Are Losing Thousands. (opens the original)

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    The BIMI Paradox: Why 90% of Companies Are Losing Thousands—And Why Your Logo Might Be Illegal in Inboxes (2026 Reality Check). BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification): 90% of companies have it wrong—and 75% will have it by year-end 2026. Here's the reality behind the hype. 🎯 THE BIMI PARADOX (2026 REALITY): ADOPTION STATISTICS:- 90.85% of domains have NO BIMI record- 4.57% have VALID BIMI records- 4.58% have INVALID BIMI records- BIMI adoption increased 340% year-over-year- Yet most

  5. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Beyond Surveillance: How Behavioral Analytics Became a Trust Problem (opens the original)

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    Behavioral Analytics in 2026: How Companies Are Moving From Surveillance to Trust Architecture The paradox nobody talks about: 76% of companies see efficiency gains from monitoring. But 60% of employees report feeling MORE stressed. 54% would quit if surveillance increased. This is how leading organizations are reframing behavioral analytics from "surveillance" to "security." 🎯 THE REAL COST OF INSIDER THREATS: $19.5 MILLION: Average annual cost of insider threat incidents per organization (2026

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