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The Voice of Cybersecurity for MSPs & MSSPs!
The CyberCall is the weekly podcast where cybersecurity meets business reality. Hosted by Andrew Morgan, Founder of Right of Boom, this is the go-to show for Managed Service Providers (MSPs), virtual CISOs (vCISOs), and IT leaders navigating the complex world of cyber risk, compliance, and AI.
Each episode features raw, practical conversations with the sharpest minds in cybersecurity—from operators in the trenches to CISOs, researchers, policymakers, and toolmakers shaping the future. If you care about protecting your clients, growing your practice, and becoming the security partner businesses trust—this podcast is your playbook.
Co hosts: Phyllis Lee, VP of Content at CIS & Gary Pica, President of TruMethods
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With the release of NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, CIS felt strongly that an update to The Controls was necessary to crossmap to CSF 2.0. Specifically the strongest driver, was the release of the Govern function. Co-hosts: Phyllis Lee: https://www.linkedin.com/in/phyllis-lee-21b58a1a4/ Brian Blakely: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bblakley/ Eric Woodard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-woodard/ Sponsored by Right of Boom cybersecurity conference: https://www.rightofboom.com/
In this must-listen episode of The CyberCall, hosts Andrew Morgan, Phyllis Lee & Gary Pica are joined by Aharon Chernin, Founder & CEO of Rewst — to explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotic Process Automation (RPA), and Cybersecurity are colliding in today’s MSP landscape. Tune in to learn what your MSP needs to know now to stay ahead! Connect with Right of Boom: Website & Conference: https://rightofboom.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/right-of-boom/...
Abstract: Network Infrastructure Management - Establish, implement, and actively manage network devices, in order to prevent attackers from exploiting vulnerable network services and access points. Network infrastructure devices can be physical or virtual and include things such as routers, switches, firewalls, and wireless access points. Unfortunately, many devices are shipped from manufacturers with “default” configuration settings and passwords that, if deployed as-is, can significa...
Abstract: Data loss can be a consequence of a variety of factors from malicious ransomware, threat actors using "Double Extortion" and exfiltration, human error and natural disasters like hurricanes. Regardless of the reason for data loss, we need to have a process established (RPO/RTO) to recover our data. Key Takeaways for Control 11 Prioritize your data and come up with a data recovery plan.Protect your backed up data. (See Control 3: Data Protection.)Practice and Test restorin...
Abstract: Web browsers and email clients are very common points of entry for attackers because of their direct interaction with users inside an organization. Content can be crafted to entice or spoof users into disclosing credentials, providing sensitive data, or providing an open channel to allow attackers to gain access, thus increasing risk to your MSP or client's business. Since email and web are the main means that users interact with external and untrusted users and environm...
Abstract: There are many ways to covertly obtain access to user accounts, including: week passwords, accounts still valid after a user leaves the enterprise, dormant or lingering test accounts, shared accounts that have not been changed in months or years, service accounts embedded in applications for scripts, a user having the same password as one they used for an online account. Learn how CIS Control 5 can mitigate some of the most common ways credentials are comprom...
Abstract: Learn why the number one thing organizations can do to defend their networks against top attacks, is to implement secure configurations! Azure Breach (8/26/2021): According To Wiz who found the CosmosDB Vulnerability, they quote: "Database exposures have become alarmingly common in recent years as more companies move to the cloud, and the culprit is usually a misconfiguration in the customer’s environment." https://www.wiz.io/blog/chaosdb-how-we-hacked-thousands-of-az...
Abstract: CIS Control 3 is Data Protection and data is pretty much what's at stake for a high percentage of cyber attacks. Data is more valuable than oil and it fuels many organizations. Many of the baseline security recommendations from all of the security frameworks out there now recommend, or REQUIRE if you’re in a regulated industry such as healthcare, that certain things like full disk encryption are simply put into place no matter your risk profile. Much of what’s in the Dat...
Google reports that Multifactor Authentication (MFA) prevents more than 96% of bulk phishing attempts and more than 76% of targeted attacks that are credential based. In this episode, learn how MFA maps to the different security frameworks, the impact it has, building a policy around it, how the threat actors exploit it - via MITRE ATT&CK - what you can do to defend against it - MITRE Shield, common mistakes or oversights made when implementing into their tech stack and trends. Note: Sp...
Today we’re tackling one of the biggest shifts in modern network security. VPNs are breaking under the weight of hybrid work, SaaS sprawl, and constant attack — and MSPs are being forced to rethink how they secure access itself. Enter Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) — not just buzzwords, but the blueprint for the next decade of MSP security architecture. Joining us are two leaders shaping this transformation: Jason Garbis, Founder of Numberline Security ...
Artificial intelligence is evolving faster than most organizations can operationally absorb. We’ve automated analysis, accelerated response, and even delegated decisions to machines — but our people, processes, and governance are still running at human speed. This week on The CyberCall, I’m joined by Sounil Yu, creator of the Cyber Defense Matrix and one of the most forward-thinking minds in cybersecurity, to unpack “The Human Lag: Why AI Outpaces Operational Readiness.” We’ll explore what ha...
This week on The CyberCall, we’re turning up the heat on deepfakes & disinformation—why they’re no longer sci-fi, and how they’re already targeting MSPs and the Defense Industrial Base. I’m joined by Sandy Kronenberg (Netarx) and Scott Edwards (Summit 7) to unpack: • Real attack chains: voice clones, lip-sync, synthetic exec approvals • The “liar’s dividend” & reputational warfare • What actually works: identity verification, playbooks, and awareness training • Fast wins MSPs can ...
Today we’re talking about something that may sound government-heavy but is actually critical for MSPs and the SMBs they serve: the new NIST Small Business Primer for SP 800-171 Rev. 3. At its core, this guide is about protecting Controlled Unclassified Information, or CUI. And while that might sound like it only applies to defense contractors, the reality is that CUI requirements increasingly touch SMBs through contracts, regulations, and supply chains. What’s powerful here is that NIST desig...
Today we’re tackling microsegmentation—a solution that could change the game against ransomware. Ransomware thrives on lateral movement: one compromised device turns into an entire network takedown. Microsegmentation stops that by creating secure ‘neighborhoods’ inside the network, containing the damage before it spreads. The big questions: can MSPs realistically deploy this at scale, without adding complexity? And how do we frame it in business terms—protecting revenue, uptime, and client tr...
Over the past couple of days, I was digging into the latest Anthropic Threat Report and one section really hit me. They wrote: ‘We’ve developed sophisticated safety and security measures to prevent misuse of our AI models. While generally effective, cybercriminals keep finding ways around them.’ And then they shared some eye-opening case studies—threat actors aren’t just asking AI for advice, they’re embedding it across their entire attack lifecycle. We’re talking reconnaissance, credential h...
In this session we talk about Salesloft Drift and the implications of OAuth based attacks. Companies use Drift with Salesloft to automate lead capture + sales workflows into Salesforce.com. Enter Nation State threat actor UNC6395, who was able to steal the tokens and gain a backdoor into Salesforce via these OAuth tokens. We then dive into the Evolution of Cloud Based Attacks, where threat actors like Storm-0501 are moving away from noisy, on-prem encryption and pivoting to the cloud—wh...
Last week, we dug into the surge of SonicWall VPN compromises. At first, there was speculation about a possible new zero day — but as the dust settled, we learned it was far more familiar: unpatched systems, misconfigurations, stale service accounts. One of the biggest takeaways came from breach attorney Spencer Pollack, who cautioned MSPs: don’t speculate. When cyber hits the fan, the truth comes out in the contracts. That’s exactly where we’re going in today's session. We’re joined by two l...
In this session of The CyberCall, we’re cutting straight into one of the most relentless threats MSPs and their clients are facing right now—targeted ransomware attacks exploiting SonicWall SSLVPNs, with signs the attackers are already shifting to Fortinet VPNs. This isn’t theory. It’s happening in the wild, and the fallout is real. Huntress has been on the frontlines analyzing the tactics, SonicWall’s SOC is in the middle of the response, and breach attorneys are already managing a wave of l...
When MSPs are selling IT and security services, the real decision often comes from the person who owns the budget and measures the risk — the CFO. In this session of The CyberCall, we’re getting inside that mindset. Jason Duncan, CFO of InfoSystems, has over two decades of experience working as a Corporate Controller & CFO, making financial, IT & security decisions. This week he's here to share how CFOs view cyber investments, contracts, compliance, and protecting the systems that dri...
This week, we’re diving into three huge shifts happening in the Microsoft ecosystem that every MSP should have on their radar: · Token Protection is now available for Entra ID P1 licenses — and it’s a game changer for securing identity tokens and stopping session hijacking. · GDAP — the move from legacy DAP to Granular Delegated Admin Privileges — is creating both confusion and opportunity for MSPs managing multiple tenants. · And fo...
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