
The Global Gig Economy of Cybercrime
14-1-2026 | 11 Min.
The Cyber-as-a-Service (CaaS) model has fundamentally reshaped the threat landscape by lowering technical barriers, allowing individuals with minimal expertise to conduct complex operations like ransomware or phishing. Thriving in marketplaces that mimic legitimate e-commerce sites, specialized "initial access brokers" act as digital key makers, selling persistent entry points to other criminals in a professionalized supply chain. This modular ecosystem is highly resilient to disruption, as actors frequently rebrand their services and state-sponsored adversaries leverage these tools to target critical infrastructure globally. www.breached.company/national-cyber-threat-assessment-2025-2026-key-insights www.breached.company/beyond-the-numbers-the-2025-data-breach-landscape Sponsors: www.breached.company www.cisomarketplace.com

Navigating the 2026 Intelligence Supercycle: Data, Law, and the New Global Marketplace
13-1-2026 | 47 Min.
This episode explores the transition into the "Intelligence Supercycle," where organizations are deploying security AI and automation to identify data breaches 80 days faster and mitigate nearly $1.9 million in potential losses per incident. We delve into the shifting global regulatory landscape, highlighting how aggressive enforcement in the U.S., Canada, and the EU is introducing personal executive liability and mandatory cybersecurity audits that are fundamentally reshaping international business operations. Special focus is placed on the cannabis industry's "perfect storm," examining how federal rescheduling in the U.S. and clinical pivots in Thailand are forcing a rapid move toward blockchain-enabled traceability and biometric age assurance to meet institutional compliance standards. www.cannasecure.tech/briefing-on-global-regulatory-and-data-security-trends-for-2026 Sponsors: https://www.cannasecure.tech https://cannabisrisk.diy

The 2026 Cyber Arms Race: AI, Risk, and Resilience
12-1-2026 | 12 Min.
This episode explores how leaders worldwide are adapting to evolving cyber risks, drawing on survey responses from over 800 executives across more than 90 countries. We discuss the acceleration of the cyber arms race, examining how artificial intelligence is simultaneously strengthening defense systems while enabling faster and more sophisticated attacks. With 94% of leaders citing AI as the most significant driver of change in 2026, we break down why the vast majority identify AI-related vulnerabilities as the fastest-growing cyber risk. Sponsors: www.generatepolicy.com www.cyberpolicy.shop

The AI-Powered Ecosystem for Continuous Cybersecurity Policy Management
09-1-2026 | 11 Min.
Addressing the "cold start" challenge, platforms like GeneratePolicy.com utilize AI to instantly draft customized, framework-aligned security policies while reducing reliance on expensive consultants. To ensure these documents are actually implemented, tools such as SecureCheck convert dense legal text into actionable IT checklists and audit questionnaires that map directly to standards like SOC 2 and NIST. Finally, the lifecycle is closed through PolicyQuest, which replaces passive acknowledgments with interactive quizzes to verify employee comprehension and identify gaps for continuous policy improvement. www.securitycareers.help/briefing-an-ai-powered-ecosystem-for-cybersecurity-policy-lifecycle-management https://www.compliancehub.wiki/the-policy-lifecycle-problem-nobody-talks-about-and-three-tools-that-actually-solve-it Sponsor with COUPONS: www.cisomarketplace.com Micro Tools: www.generatepolicy.com www.securecheck.tools www.policyquest.diy www.cyberpolicy.shop www.cybertemplates.com

Power to the People: Reclaiming Privacy Rights in the Age of AI
08-1-2026 | 15 Min.
This episode explores how the United States drifted away from the robust, substantive privacy protections envisioned in the early 1970s, replacing them with ineffective "notice and choice" frameworks that favor government surveillance and corporate profit. As we face a new technological crossroads with artificial intelligence, the discussion reveals how Big Tech recycles historical narratives to frame their dominance as inevitable while activists fight to reclaim control over how data is collected and used. Finally, we outline a strategic path for the public interest community to rebuild the intersectional social movement power necessary to enact laws that truly protect rights, equity, and democracy. www.compliancehub.wiki/briefing-document-the-50-year-trajectory-of-u-s-privacy-law-and-the-imperative-for-a-new-social-movement Sponsor: www.compliancehub.wiki



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