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Scinary Information Nexus

Cybersecurity discussions, news, and expert interviews

About the show

Scinary Cybersecurity is here to "Serve and defend those who serve and defend others". To help us "serve and defend" we pull from many different sources - experts, colleagues, industry standards, etc... We hit every subject from all angles making it easy to understand while also letting us go in depth. Making this podcast perfect for cybersecurity beginners and experts alike. Come join us on our journey to constantly educate ourselves and explore the amazing things that are happening in our industry.

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Episodes

  • Episode 62: Polymorphic Phishing & Vendor Breaches

    October 16th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  52 mins 57 secs

    The Scinary crew tackles automated polymorphic phishing campaigns, the illusion of third-party vendor assurance after the Frontline Education breach, and an unexpected false alarm involving YouTube autoplay.

  • Episode 61: AI in Higher Ed: Shadow IT, TAC 219 & Campus Modernization

    October 9th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  59 mins 30 secs

    Sebastian Barron from Paris Junior College joins the team to discuss integrating IT into executive strategy, safely adopting AI across campus, and modernizing higher ed infrastructure.

  • Episode 60: Cloud Persistence: Rogue MFA, OAuth and Passkeys

    October 2nd, 2026  |  Season 3  |  40 mins 20 secs

    The Scinary team breaks down an aggressive wave of automated AiTM Gmail compromises flooding schools, bypassing MFA through Google Docs, and exhausting IT teams through sheer attrition.

  • Episode 59: Texas Drops TAC 219: What New AI Rules Mean for You

    September 25th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  50 mins 16 secs

    The team unpacks the Texas Administrative Code Chapter 219 AI governance rules for schools and local governments, delves into recent phishing spikes, and tests their knowledge with retro hacker history trivia.

  • Episode 58: Is Your MSP Actually Securing Your Network?

    September 18th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  46 mins 25 secs

    The crew dissects the risks of outsourcing IT to MSPs, unpacks a vendor's questionable data routing to China, and explores the massive wave of automated attacks bypassing MFA on Google Workspace accounts.

  • Episode 57: Cybersecurity Myths Debunked: AI, VPNs & Cloud

    September 11th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  56 mins 17 secs

    The team reunites to debunk the most dangerous misconceptions in cybersecurity, from AI hype and VPN marketing to the illusion of cloud security.

  • Episode 56: Untitled Episode

    September 4th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  1 hr 9 mins

    Join Brazos and Joseph as they break down recent executive orders on infrastructure and map out the ultimate step-by-step guide to building a cybersecurity program from scratch.

  • Episode 55: ClickFix & Phishing Attacks: The Back-to-School Surge

    August 28th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  1 hr 2 mins

    The team breaks down the massive back-to-school surge in ClickFix and BEC attacks, and explains why traditional cybersecurity training is failing to stop them.

  • Episode 54: The Consumer Cybersecurity Gap: Botnets, Gamers & ClickFix

    August 14th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  1 hr 1 min

    The Scinary crew tackles the glaring gap in consumer cybersecurity, the rising threat to critical infrastructure, and why free antivirus software might actually be working against you.

  • Episode 53: Cybersecurity Tool Overload: Are You Wasting Money?

    August 7th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  1 hr 11 mins

    Brazos fills in for Richard as the crew dissects the realities of defense in depth, exploring alert fatigue, budget constraints, and what a truly infinite cybersecurity budget would look like.

  • Episode 52: K-12 Cybersecurity & Third-Party Risks with Matt Wilkin

    July 24th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  55 mins 50 secs

    This week, Richard, Joseph, and Brazos chat with Matt about his 17 years in K-12 IT.

  • Episode 51: Anthropic Lawsuit & Broken CVEs

    July 17th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  45 mins 39 secs

    The crew unpacks Anthropic's logo lawsuit against Abnormal, the dangers of AI dependency, and how security teams can survive a broken CVE system spewing out 66,000 vulnerabilities a year.