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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
Andrew Morgan hosts The CyberCall Podcast, a technology show with 60 episodes published.
Today we have one of the most important voices in cybersecurity joining us. Chris Hughes started his career defending the nation in the United States Air Force. He's spent over two decades in the trenches from the Depart
Last week, I asked Philippe Langlois, principal author of the 2026 Verizon DBIR, a simple question: if an MSP could only focus on one thing this year, what should it be? His answer, without hesitation: "Vulnerability man
Today's session is one you genuinely don't want to miss. Every year, Verizon publishes what is arguably the most respected, data-backed snapshot of the global threat landscape, the Data Breach Investigations Report. The
We spent a decade building security around the network. Then five years around the endpoint. The whole time, sitting right in front of every user, every day the browser. Unmanaged. Unexamined. Trusted by default. The 202
This week we're doing something a little different. Instead of talking about CMMC in the abstract, we're putting an actual document on the table the CMMC Program FAQ, freshly updated to Revision 2.3. It's the kind of doc
CMMC is no longer theoretical the rule is final, the clock is running, and every MSP in the DIB is about to find out whether the work they've done actually holds up under an assessment. To cut through the noise, we have
For the past two weeks, we've been building what a Mythos-ready security program actually looks like. None of that matters if we can't walk into a business or boardroom and get the C-suite to buy in. Today is leadership
Two weeks ago, Anthropic announced Claude Mythos. A model that autonomously found thousands of zero-days, generated working exploits, and broke out of its own containment sandbox. The moment the industry has been warning
The cyber insurance market right now is the softest it's been since 2021. Premiums are flat. Capacity is abundant. Carriers are competing aggressively for MSP business, and your SMB clients are getting pricing their pred
This week we need to talk about something every MSP, every security pro, and every business owner needs to understand because it changes the threat equation for everyone, not just the enterprise players it was built for.
On March 31st, Axios was compromised. Four hundred million monthly downloads. The HTTP library sitting inside almost every web application your clients use, depend on, or have had custom-built for them. The attacker did
Last week, a supply chain attack hit LiteLLM the open-source AI gateway that sits inside 36% of cloud environment and for about six hours, anyone who ran a routine install command handed over their SSH keys, cloud creden
Imagine this. A developer opens their laptop. Gets a routine VS Code update notification. Clicks install. Goes back to work. What they don't know is that an AI triage bot the kind built to make their team more efficient
For years, many of us have thought about cyberattacks as criminals chasing money. But when you zoom out, you realize something much bigger is happening. Cyber has become one of the most powerful geopolitical weapons of t
On February 28th, the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran. Most people know that part. What most people don't know is that Iran responded by sending drones directly into Amazon Web Services data
There’s a conversation happening in boardrooms right now that most security professionals aren’t equipped to lead. Not because they don’t understand the technology. They do. But translating risk into business decisions…
There's a concept in military and emergency response called the fog of war — that moment when everything is happening at once, information is incomplete, and the people who trained for this have to decide right now, with
Last week at Right of Boom, something interesting happened. In a conference full of great sessions, one stood out — not because of hype, but because of urgency. Kelvin Tegelaar’s CIPP certification session on securing Mi
Every week there’s a new zero-day, a new CVE, a new headline. But what rarely gets talked about is what real threat hunting is uncovering when you actually go looking. Today’s conversation is about what’s happening beyon
Welcome back to The CyberCall. Today we’re tackling one of the fastest-growing risks MSPs face: third-party exposure in the age of AI. Our guest is Greg Rasner — author of Cybersecurity and Third-Party Risk and a leading
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