🔴 Jun 24's Top Cyber News NOW! - Ep 1160

**Daniel** (0:00)
Good morning, everyone. This is Wednesday, the June 24th, and this is the Daily Cyber Threat Brief where we cover all the latest and greatest cybersecurity topics and go over them.
Good morning, everyone. Welcome to the Daily Cyber Threat Brief. Like I said, this is episode number 1160
That's right, Jerry has done a lot of these, hasn't he? Man, this guy's been crazy, crazy busy with this stuff. Welcome to the show. If you're new, welcome as well. I like to get that hashtag first timers right out of the gate, right? So what you do is you go in a little chat, right? And you put the hashtag first timers so that the chat can give you a proper entry. I wish I could give you the proper entry, but as I have stated all this week, I don't have all the access to Jerry's Whizbangs to do all the like, welcome to the party, pal. But we're super thrilled to have you here with us today. So hopefully you'll enjoy the show. This is really a lot of fun. What we do is we go over cybersecurity topics of the day, thanks to the CSO series, and we kind of discuss, we get some information, we look into insights, we figure out what can I take away from this, and we're looking for those great take aways when it comes to the cybersecurity. That's what this show is all about. That's what we like to do. Like to thank everybody in the chat for already greeting me and welcoming me already this morning. A fond adieu or return to that to you as well.
Someone did ask me for a good high, my guy.
My guy, my guy. If you ask for a my guy, you're gonna get a my guy and not a my tie. But if you ask for a my tie, you might get a my guy. You never know. It's fun. It's fun stuff. That's SpaceTaco says we accept manual sound effects from the talking head that you're looking at today. Let's see what else we got to do today. We got a little what we're gonna do. We did that. Oh, CPEs. I got to always mention those lovely CPEs because you good folks need them. Jerry's got them for you.
Let me get the real world thing going on here. If you go to cyberthreatbrief.simplycyber.io, simple, that's a simple, right? We got all that because this is the CyberThreatBrief, and it's at SimplyCyber, and then you just add.io in your gravy. But if you go there, you'll find that there is this, you might see my mouse circling. It says CPE, click that. That takes you here to this amazing page, which explains the process for you claiming your 0.5 CPE for attending this Daily Cyber Threat Brief, and that is going to be great.
You get all that information, and then when you need to prove that you have done continuous education to maintain a cert or whatever the cases you need it for, you are able to easily do that. Now, you got to do is watch this show every day to easily maintain some CPEAs for yourself as you need them. So very good stuff. Avail yourself of that resource if you would. All right, CPEs are out of the way. What else do we need to do? We talked about first timers, and I think it's just time to go ahead and hit that sponsor ad. Let Jerry pay them bills. Jerry, pay the bills, would you please, sir? Let us take a break here.

**Jerry** (3:42)
All right. Thank you, Daniel. Quick note from the stream sponsors, those who make it possible for us to bring this program to you every single day. Quick shout out and love, starting with my friends over at Flare. Flare's Threat Intelligence Platform, they are the identity-focused threat intelligence platform that shows if your company's data, including credentials, access, sensitive files are being leaked or sold on the dark web, Telegram or hacker forums and most importantly helps you act fast to reduce that risk. Flare basically goes into the cyber criminal underbelly and pulls all that information. So if you have creds, if you have secrets, if you have tokens, if you have compromised endpoints and you don't know about those leaks or compromises, Flare could be finding those in those dark web forms before they've been utilized by a threat actor in the execution of an incident or a crime. You get the heads up to be able to take intervention action and revoke those creds and clean those endpoints and stuff like that. The best part is you don't have to get dirty or filthy with any of that stuff. Flare goes, does all that for you, brings it back to their platform and makes it very easy for you to search for your VIPs, your domain names, your IP addresses, and all the things that are relevant for you very, very quickly. I've used it myself. I find their platform phenomenal. You can see for yourself now for two weeks, free trial, go to simplycyber.io/flare.