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This week on the podcast, we cover some first-hand research from the WatchGuard Threat Lab on a phishing campaign targeting users of nearly every major VPN vendor. After that, we discuss two recently resolved vulnerabilities in the Fortinet FortiSIEM application, then end with research from Varonis on a new attack flow against Copilot called RePrompt.

If you use SonicWall, you know what type of year 2025 was for your business. Between breaches, price increases, and confusing pivots, your vendor left you to clean up their mess while you paid more for their product and earned less in return. Join Adam Winston, Field CTO at WatchGuard Technologies, to learn why our Unified Security Platform is the right choice for a profitable, worry-free 2026. In this session, we’ll discuss.

When a botnet outperforms Google in domain traffic, scale becomes the threat. In Ep. 354 of The 443 Podcast: Kimwolf, IoT botnets, and why edge devices keep getting abused.

Title: 2025 Ends With a Bang This week on the podcast, we cover a wave of attacks against network edge equipment and internet-exposed systems including an update on the recently patched Firebox 0-Day. After that, we cover two stories on browser extensions siphoning off data and making unwanted modifications to victim’s web browsing activity.

This week on the podcast, we discuss the recently disclosed React2Shell vulnerability affecting a wide array of web applications. Before that, we review a new phishing campaign that that uses a newly-coined ConsentFix technique before discussing a security misstep from HomeDepot.

This week on the podcast, we cover a wave of attacks against network edge equipment and internet-exposed systems including an update on the recently patched Firebox 0-Day. After that, we cover two stories on browser extensions siphoning off data and making unwanted modifications to victim’s web browsing activity.

What will define cybersecurity in 2026? In the latest episode of The 443 Podcast, we unpack six key predictions with clear takeaways for security leaders planning their next steps.

As cyber threats evolve at an unprecedented speed, 2026 promises to be a transformative year for cybersecurity. Traditional threats are giving way to more sophisticated strategies, driven by AI, regulatory pressures, and the need for zero trust. In this webinar, CSO Corey Nachreiner, Director of Security Operations Marc Laliberte, and Field CTO for Managed Services Adam Winston will discuss their six game-changing predictions for this upcoming year, including.

This week on the podcast, we go through all six of our cybersecurity predictions for 2026. For each prediction, we'll discuss the trends behind them, why we think they'll hit next year, and some takeaways for people and organizations on how to react to them in the coming year.