Every Tuesday at 1 PM ET, Red Canary Co-founder Keith McCammon and CISO Dave Farrow tackle cybersecurity news and industry trends with special guests and exclusive operational insights.

September’s episodes touched on new phishing tactics, npm package compromises, malicious traffic distributors and more. We’ve embedded them all here for your viewing pleasure.

Episode 31: Phishing and email security

Dave is joined by Jake Davidson (Senior Product Manager), Jim Irwin (Manager of Detection Engineering), and Matthew Dean (Phishing Analyst) to discuss email security operations. They explore what we’re observing at Red Canary and examine customer-reported phishing trends.

Episode 32: AMA with Brian Donohue

Office Hours regular Brian Donohue joins Keith as they tackle audience questions ranging from the recent uptick in npm compromises to the state of the cybersecurity job market.

Episode 33: The most effective security controls

Keith and Dave are joined by Matt Berninger, SVP at Marsh McLennan and leader within their Cyber Risk Intelligence Center (CRIC). Matt shares what they’ve learned about cybersecurity control efficacy from an insurer’s perspective and the controls they’ve found to correlate with improved cybersecurity outcomes (which you should read as “fewer breaches”).

Episode 34: September Intelligence Insights

Senior Intelligence Analyst Stef Rand breaks down the top 10 threat list from September’s Intelligence Insights, focusing on KongTuke, a traffic distribution system (TDS) that made its debut in the no. 1 slot. Keith and Dave then weigh in with a discussion about risk tolerance and whether the browser is truly the endpoint that matters most.