InfoSec.Watch
The InfoSec.Watch Podcast delivers the week’s most important cybersecurity news in a fast, clear, and actionable format.
Each episode breaks down major incidents, vulnerabilities, threat-actor activity, and security trends affecting modern organizations — without the noise or hype.
The show translates complex cyber topics into practical insights you can use immediately in your job, whether you work in security engineering, cloud security, threat detection, governance, or IT.
If you want to stay ahead of emerging threats, sharpen your defensive mindset, and get a reliable summary of what actually matters each week, this is your new essential briefing.
Actionable Cybersecurity Insights — Every Week.
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Latest Episodes
147 - The Evidence Gap
We track a single failure pattern across patching, supply chain security, SOC triage, and ransomware recovery: confusing a status label with proof. Using SonicWall SMA 1000 exploitation, an async API NPM compromise with valid provenance, and Fa...
146 - Invisible Threats: The Risks of Automatic Code Execution
We track the thread running through the biggest security stories of the week: automatic execution paths that get trusted too far and monitored too little. We break down what went wrong across legacy servers, the software supply chain, edge devi...
138 - Security Leverage Points
We track the security stories that give attackers the most leverage, from AI-assisted exploit development to SaaS platform compromise, manufacturing ransomware, and high-impact vulnerabilities. We end with a practical defensive check: a short c...
130 - When Trusted Tools Turn On You
We track how trust boundaries fail across the modern stack, from CI/CD supply chain compromise to phishing-driven account takeover and remote assistance abuse. We also break down actively exploited vulnerabilities and a practical tier 0 validat...
129 - Quick Assist, Slow Panic
We track how attackers keep turning trusted channels into reliable intrusion paths, from extension marketplaces to chat platforms and developer dependencies. We also lay out what defenders should patch first and how to validate fixes so securit...