Caleb Barlow joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that almost half of all cyber-crimes are against small businesses, but only 14% are prepared, plus why the bad guys are focusing on Main Street businesses.

Caleb Barlow joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that there are 2 million cyber-security jobs going unfilled globally, and why that’s not good in the World War on cyber-crime, plus how to become a cyber-expert and have the government pay for it.

John Shier joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the increasing expectation by larger customers that smaller vendors bear more cyber-security responsibility as part of the greater supply chain.

John Shier joins Jim Blasingame to report on a number of examples of where companies and municipalities fell victim to ransomware breaches that resulted in potentially existential chaos and expense.

John Shier joins Jim Blasingame to discuss examples of how an unlikely vendor became the weak link connection that contributed to a major cyber-breach.

Jim Blasingame reveals why small businesses must ramp up their cyber-security practices, not the least in order to protect your larger customers from a breach.

Scott Aurnou joins Jim Blasingame to report on the troubling practice of creating fake videos – deepfakes – which is superimposing someone’s likeness on an embarrassing action.

Scott Aurnou joins Jim Blasingame to report on the increased amount and sophistication of the cybercrime, phishing, and how to make sure you don’t become a victim.

Scott Aurnou joins Jim Blasingame to report on how California and New York are joining the EU in imposing privacy policies for customers of businesses.

Ross Kimbarovsky joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the power of scarcity marketing, including the emotional desire to have something that is in short supply and exclusive.