Join Ben, Moiz, and Sneh as they explore the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity. From phishing scams and hacking stories to emerging threats and defense strategies, they break down complex topics into relatable conversations. Whether you’re a tech pro or just cyber-curious, tune in to learn, laugh, and stay ahead of the latest in security—because in cybersecurity, there’s always an “oops” to uncover. Note: This podcast is powered by AI
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July 1, 2026
<p>🎙️ Episode: Incident Response on a Budget</p><p>In this episode of the Practical Cybersecurity Series by Sec Oops, powered by Cyber View Point, we tackle the security discipline most small and mid-sized teams know they need — but assume they can't afford: Incident Response.</p><p>We open with an uncomfortable scenario — a ransomware attack at a business with no IR plan, no defined roles, and no tested backups. Not because they lacked good intentions, but because they assumed IR was an enterprise problem. It isn't.</p><p>The team walks through how a real attack unfolds — from a single phishing email or exposed remote desktop port, through silent lateral movement and privilege escalation, all the way to the ransom note. By the time most teams react, the attacker has already been inside for days.</p><p>We break down the six phases of incident response and explain why Preparation is the only one you can control before an incident hits. From there, we get practical — covering how to build an IR plan, assemble a jump kit, write scenario-specific playbooks, and run tabletop exercises, all without a dedicated security team or enterprise budget.</p><p>We also cover what detection looks like without a SIEM, why the "5% of data tells most of the story" principle changes how you think about logging, and why the Lessons Learned phase — the one most teams skip — is the most valuable of all.</p><p>👉 Tune in to learn why incidents are inevitable but chaos is optional — and walk away with a concrete IR starter pack your team can begin building today.</p>
June 1, 2026
<p>🎙️ Episode: Top 10 Policies Every Business Needs</p><p>In this episode of the Practical Cybersecurity Series by Sec Oops, powered by Cyber View Point, we move beyond the tools and technologies to tackle the most overlooked foundation of any security program: policies.</p><p>We open with an uncomfortable truth — that some of the most damaging breaches in history weren't caused by sophisticated exploits, but simply because nobody wrote down the rules. No policy. No enforcement. No accountability.</p><p>The team starts by clearing up a confusion that plagues most organizations: the difference between a policy, a standard, a procedure, and a guideline — and why getting this wrong produces documents that are either too vague to enforce or too rigid to follow.</p><p>From there, we walk through the Top 10 policies every business needs, covering why the CEO's signature on an Information Security Policy changes the entire organizational conversation, why the Acceptable Use Policy is simultaneously the most violated and most legally protective document in any company, and why an Incident Response Policy is only worth the paper it's printed on if you've actually rehearsed it.</p><p>We also tackle the policies most businesses forget until it's too late — Vendor and Third-Party Risk, Remote Access and BYOD, and Business Continuity — and explain exactly what good looks like for each one, regardless of your company's size or budget.</p><p>👉 Tune in to learn why writing the policy is actually the easy part — and walk away with a clear, practical starting point for building a security program that holds up when it matters most.</p>
May 1, 2026
<p>🎙️ <strong>Episode: The SMB Defense Blueprint – From Chaos to Control</strong></p><p>In the series premiere of the <strong>Practical Cybersecurity Series</strong> by <strong>SecOops</strong>, powered by <strong>Cyber View Point</strong>, we tackle the #1 question for small and medium businesses: "Where do we even begin?"</p><p>We move beyond the overwhelming list of "things to buy" and focus on building a strategic <strong>Roadmap</strong>. The team breaks down why SMBs are currently the primary target for cybercriminals and how to shift from a "reactive" fire-fighting mode to a "proactive" defensive posture.</p><p>We explore the <strong>Essential Cyber Hygiene</strong> steps that provide the highest return on investment, including phishing-resistant MFA, asset inventory, and the power of immutable backups. Ben, Moiz, and Sneh discuss the "Leadership Mandate"—explaining why a roadmap is a business strategy, not just an IT project—and how to build a "Culture of Readiness" that empowers every employee to be a defender.</p><p>Finally, we provide a <strong>30-60-90 Day Action Plan</strong> designed specifically for organizations with limited budgets and no dedicated security team.</p><p>👉 <strong>Tune in to learn how to build a roadmap that protects your "Crown Jewels" without breaking the bank.</strong></p>
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Join Ben, Moiz, and Sneh as they explore the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity. From phishing scams and hacking stories to emerging threats and defense strategies, they break down complex topics into relatable conversations. Whether you’re a tech pro or just cyber-curious, tune in to learn, laugh, and stay ahead of the latest in security—because in cybersecurity, there’s always an “oops” to uncover.
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