**Dr. Gerald Auger** (0:03)
All right, good morning, everybody. Welcome to the party. So many issues, here we go.
What's up, everybody? Hopefully, you can hear me. Let me know if you can hear me. My mic is not registering correctly. Of course, James McClaggen is here.
Looks like.
Bruh, this is absolutely slaying me right now. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to the party. Today is June 8th, 2026 This is episode 1100 And come on, baby, push, push. 1148 of Simply Cyber's Daily Cyber Threat Free Podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Gerald Auger. Thank you for letting me know sound is good. I am mic'd up, but because I need the audio to work through all of the devices, there's some really strange type of routing going on. And it would appear that number one, my mic is not working, and number two, that my screen is frozen. Let me know if it looks like I'm frozen or if it looks like I'm dancing up in this piece. So James, does it look like my video is fine? That's so funny. All right. So then I guess we're off and running on this beautiful Monday morning. Here we go. Yeah, we got Ms. Pacman. I just want to let everybody know that all 10 top 10 scores on Dig Dug belong to Guy GY. That's right. So thank you very much. I am working on what looks like 25 percent network bandwidth from where I am in this house compared to where the router is. So we got that going, guys. Let's go ahead and kick the show off properly.
**SPEAKER_1** (1:39)
Of course.
**Dr. Gerald Auger** (1:41)
Here we go. Dude, so much prep, so much work. Here we go. You're off and running on a beautiful Monday morning.
All right, guys, good morning. Welcome, welcome, welcome. I do wanna say thank you for being here. This is the Simply Cyber, Daily Cyber Threat Brief Podcast. We're gonna go through the top eight stories of the day. I'll be breaking them down, going beyond the headlines, to basically provide additional insights, additional values that you may not get from other podcasts and other platforms. The whole idea here is to provide support to you, so you can have a place where you can learn, to provide inclusion to you, so you feel welcome here. It's very important to feel welcome. That's where you can do your best work. Then of course, to empower you to take this action, to take this news, to take this information, tips, tricks, techniques that we're going to be talking about, and basically move forward and crush it. That's the plan for what we do now. If this is your first time here, and you want to say thank you for coming, let us know by dropping a hashtag, first timer in chat, hashtag first timer in chat. That allows us to recognize who's new here. Obviously, it's a virtual audience, so it's very difficult to see someone new walking through or see a face that you hadn't caught before. So please let us know with a hashtag team, not team first timer, hashtag first timer. Sorry, guys, it's not, you know what it is, it's not even, I'm tired, I'm tired. It's not that I didn't sleep well, it's just that with all this traveling and all this like technology nonsense going on, it's really, really frustrating. I want you to know though, that I did come prepared for this audience. I hopefully I'm full screen right now. I got double cups of coffee, found the largest mugs that they have in the house, immediately made them my coffee situation. And that's what's up. All right, if you are unaware, every single episode of the Daily Cyber Threat Briefing is worth half a CPE. Very simple of you, put an exclamation point CPE in chat. Or if you're on replay, you go to cyberthreatbrief.simplycyber.io.
You'll be presented with the podcast's main website right up on the top there where it says CPE, Continuing Professional Education Credit. You can claim your half a CPE for today's brief. That's right, June 8th's brief, half a CPE. Just go ahead, drop your full name and email address.
Read these two checkboxes if you dare and then check them off. And at the end of the month, I'll send you an email listing out all your CPEs. Cool little button you can click to make it a PDF and print it out. It's got my name and everything.
It looks on par with the other webinar type threat briefing groups that send out certificates of attendance. And that's what we're doing here. So, Glory Ahu, you can still put it in chat like you're doing right now. Glory Ahu, putting it in chat.
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