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The patch pile reaches new heights.

Patch Tuesday goes big. Congress looks to harden critical infrastructure. A new Windows zero-day drops. Mobile AI creates security blind spots. AI agents fall for phishing. Browser extensions expose millions. Spammers hide behind Google Cloud Storage. CISA crowns its cyber champions. Our guest is Joe Sykora, CEO from Coro, discussing the MSP space and how to address it. Relentless robocalls retreat.

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Simplifying Security for SMBs with Joe Sykora, CEO from Coro

Joe Sykora, CEO of Coro, joins Dave Bittner on the CyberWire Daily podcast for a sponsored Industry Voices to discuss the cybersecurity challenges facing SMBs and the MSPs that support them. Joe explains why fragmented security stacks create unnecessary complexity, how AI is helping MSPs scale operations and reduce alert fatigue, and why simplification, automation, and channel-first partnerships are becoming essential for delivering effective security outcomes in 2026.

Business

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Cyera raises $600 million in a Series G round led by Evolution Equity Partners.

A Security has emerged from stealth with $37 million in funding.

Daily Briefing

4 hours ago

Patch Tuesday notes: Microsoft fixes a record 200 flaws.

Nightmare Eclipse leaks another Windows zero-day. Researchers disclose two critical flaws in AI Chrome extensions. Business news: Cyera closes a $600 million Series G round.

Marketing

15 hours ago

Hiring Hot Takes from a Three-Time Exit CMO, Mary Yang

Mary Yang has been a CMO in cybersecurity for 6 years, helped 3 companies exit, and now works on a fractional basis with founders and teams she wants to work with. On this CyberCMO Confidential episode, the three of them get into a discussion on hiring. Mary skips the job description entirely. She puts out feelers, has a dozen conversations, and figures out who she wants before she ever writes the role. What she is really screening for is curiosity and drive, the stuff that is hard to fake and harder to teach. She also tells the story of the one time she ignored her gut and what it cost her.

CyberWire Daily

Jun 9, 2026

A checkmark for trust, a payload for theft.

Miasma malware meddles with Microsoft. SAP fixes critical flaws, Google patches an exploited Chrome zero-day, CanisterWorm spreads through npm, Mac users face a new malvertising threat, France investigates a breach of its secure messaging platform, insurers rethink AI risk, the FBI launches a Most Wanted Fraudsters list, and a U.S. citizen admits to spying for China. Our guest is Steve Winterfeld, Advisory CISO from Akamai, discussing how AI-powered bots are driving financial services attacks. Unpacking a million dollar hotel fee.

Daily Briefing

Jun 9, 2026

Shai-Hulud variant compromises dozens of open-source Microsoft packages.

Check Point patches actively exploited VPN zero-day. Hacker breaches the French government's encrypted messaging app.

Inside the Media Minds

Jun 9, 2026

Inside the Media Mind of Joel Witts: Expert Insights

In this episode of #IMM, Christine and Madison sit down with Joel Witts, Director of Content and Co-Founder at Expert Insights.

SpyCast

Jun 9, 2026

The Flip That Broke the Cali Cartel

Now that drug cartels can be labeled foreign terrorist organizations, how do you dismantle one? As part of his 26 years at the Drug Enforcement Administration, retired Special Agent Chris Feistl was on a team that brought the demise of the Cali Cartel in Colombia. One of the world’s biggest crime syndicates, the cartel earned billions each year. From selling marijuana in the 1970s, to harder drugs in the decades that followed, the so-called “Godfathers of Cali” bribed judges, lawmakers, police commanders, and military officers. They used Boeing 727s to haul drugs outside of Colombia, and they even funneled millions to a candidate who won the 1994 presidential election, effectively buying the race. The details are told in Chris’ book After Escobar and Season 3 of Netflix’s Narcos.

Data Security Decoded

Jun 9, 2026

The Anatomy of Cloud Ransomware with Matt Castriotta

Are your cloud security controls actually protecting your infrastructure, or are they just keeping the lights on? With host ⁠Caleb Tolin⁠, ⁠Matt Castriotta⁠, Field CTO for Cloud at ⁠Rubrik⁠, breaks down the tactical gaps exposed when organizations blindly replicate data center mindsets in public cloud networks. Castriotta charts the history of high-profile incidents from the Colonial Pipeline timeline up through modern adversaries like Scattered Spider and Storm-0501. He highlights how today's attackers move laterally by exploiting over-privileged, non-human identities to trigger malwareless mass deletion rather than relying on on-prem style encryption loops. The discussion pivots into an actionable critique of popular resilience assumptions. Castriotta details why relying on built-in features like S3 versioning and cross-region replication handles business continuity but leaves organizations entirely defenseless against automated cyber assaults. He delivers a precise operational roadmap for defining a "minimum viable business," establishing secure isolated recovery environments, and breaking the 80% ransomware reinfection cycle. This episode serves as an essential strategic guide for any enterprise trying to align the cloud shared responsibility model with predictable, audited return-to-service timelines.

CyberWire Daily

Jun 8, 2026

Meta’s recovery plan needed recovery.

Meta exposes 20,000 Instagram accounts through a support tool bug. CISA warns of active attacks on SolarWinds Serv-U. WordPress sites face takeover through a widely used plugin. A new Gafgyt variant broadens its reach. Pink extortionists steal cloud data with vishing and legitimate tools. Plus, allegations against IBM and AT&T, a dark web drug dealer gets 26 years, and the Monday business brief. Tim Starks from CyberScoop discusses the ongoing debate over staffing and budget cuts at CISA. NATO lets Ukraine play the bad guy.

Daily Briefing

Jun 8, 2026

Threat actors compromised more than 20,000 Instagram accounts via Meta's AI support tool.

Meta files contempt order against NSO Group. Nemisis Market dealer sentenced to 26 years in prison.

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