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15 hours ago

How to Build a Seven-Figure Microsoft Alliance with Joe Cicero of Security Risk Advisors

⁠Joe Cicero⁠, CMO of ⁠Security Risk Advisors⁠, a 400-person cybersecurity services firm built on Microsoft, spent years inside Microsoft before joining SRA, working directly with partners to understand how the ecosystem works on both sides. At SRA, every dollar of Microsoft workshop funding turns into ten dollars of services revenue, and five dedicated Microsoft sellers actively refer them business. He joins Gianna to explain how that relationship gets built, how to pair your sales team with alliance sellers without them stepping on each other, and why most services firms are not claiming credit for the Azure usage they are already driving for Microsoft.

Special Editions

15 hours ago

CyberWire Daily at 10: Developments in AI and machine learning over the past decade.

In this episode, ⁠Dave Bittner⁠ joins ⁠Maria Varmazis⁠ to explore how AI in cybersecurity has changed over the past decade, from opaque, marketed machine-learning features to widely accessible generative AI. They examine defensive automation, attacker enablement, workforce consequences, and why human oversight remains essential, before looking ahead and recalling the early chatbot ELIZA.

CyberWire Daily

Nov 10, 2026

The next name on CISA's door.

Palantir’s CISO gets the nod for CISA. Tehran takes the rap for sabotaging European grocery freezers. Russia’s Turla turns victim Exchange servers into passive spy hubs. Barracuda battles actively chained gateway zero-days. Vanderbilt grapples with a BYOD ransomware outbreak. CISA rushes patches for critical IBM and SignalWire flaws, while revamping its national incident portal. ENISA tracks the EU’s cyber maturity gap. Cryptographers debate whether AI will crack modern encryption. Our guest is Duncan Greatwood, CEO at Xage Security, discussing the cybersecurity problem you can’t patch away. Chinese AI labs set up shop in Silicon Valley's backyard.

Story

Nov 10, 2026

The cybersecurity problem you can't patch away with Duncan Greatwood from Xage Security

Duncan Greatwood, CEO at Xage Security, joins Dave Bittner on the CyberWire Daily podcast for a sponsored Industry Voices. Duncan discusses why traditional patching strategies are becoming insufficient as AI accelerates vulnerability discovery and exploitation, particularly in environments where systems cannot be easily updated or taken offline. He explores how reducing exposure, eliminating standing privileges, and containing lateral movement can help organizations prevent individual vulnerabilities from becoming enterprise-wide compromises.

Business

Nov 10, 2026

Daylight secures $80 million in Series B funding.

Vanta has agreed to acquire Israeli agentic workforce security company Pillar Security.

Daily Briefing

Nov 10, 2026

France attributes refrigeration cyberattacks to Iran.

Trump nominates Palantir’s CISO to lead CISA. Business news: ShorePoint acquires cybersecurity contracts from Coalfire Federal.

Inside the Media Minds

Nov 10, 2026

Inside the Media Mind of Victoria Durgin: Channel Insider

On this episode, Christine and Madison chat with Victoria Durgin from Channel Insider to learn about her role and experience covering the channel.

SpyCast

Nov 10, 2026

The One-Man Intelligence Operation Against ISIS

It’s not every day that we get a pitch for a book with a foreword by Pope Francis and an introduction by former CIA Director David Petraeus. In fact, our producer didn’t believe it at first. But this is a story about a scholar who became a spy without a spy service. That is exactly what Omar Mohammed did after he watched ISIS overrun his beloved city of Mosul in 2014. Day after day, he would risk his life to gather information on the ground and share his findings on social media. Under the name Mosul Eye, he documented torture, executions and the sale of women and girls into sexual slavery. He highlighted key parts of ISIS infrastructure, shared photos and videos, and disclosed the names and locations of victims and perpetrators. Omar’s memoir, Mosul Eye: A Scholar’s Clandestine War Against ISIS, is out now. And for the first time, Omar reveals new personas and internal intelligence documents he stole from ISIS, risky work that helped coalition forces drive the terrorists out of Mosul. This is the first of a two-part series.

CyberWire Daily

Nov 9, 2026

Peer pressure meets private keys.

A classified memo ties Nvidia’s chief executive to Chinese espionage. AI coding agents crack under peer pressure, coughing up private keys. Big breaches hit seven million Japanese shoppers and three million students here in the States, while a French bank takes a multi-million-dollar hit through a vendor compromise. Adversaries weaponize a fresh OpenSSH bypass in the wild, pro-Russian hacktivists put dark web bounties on senior European officials, and Google drafts digital IDs to solve the passkey recovery puzzle. Monday business briefing. Our guest is Chris Grove, Director of Cybersecurity Strategy at Nozomi Networks, discussing the critical infrastructure implications of the European refrigeration attacks. Beijing goes all-in on domestic silicon.

Daily Briefing

Nov 9, 2026

Classified memo warned of NVIDIA CEO’s affair with an alleged Chinese spy.

Japanese retail giant discloses breach. Russian hacker group doxxes European officials.

T-Minus

Nov 8, 2026

The hidden risks of system integration.

Though many look to ensure that they meet mission readiness requirements, overreliance on these practices can allow hidden risks to go unchecked. Host Maria Varmazis sits down with ⁠Vito Askins⁠, founder of ⁠Green Until Integration Consulting⁠, to discuss risk accumulation and operational readiness. The two look at how these integration risk can often go overlooking during systems integration monitoring efforts.

Signals and Space

Nov 8, 2026

The green-status trap.

This week on T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing: we dive deeper into systems integration processes, looking at how these critical steps often create hidden risks for operational readiness.

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