Founder of Cybersecurity Ventures, Editor-in-Chief at Cybercrime Magazine, Executive Producer at Cybercrime Radio. Researcher, Publisher, Journalist, Author.
Sausalito, Calif.
Joined February 2015
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Listen! @SteveWoz, Co-Founder of @Apple #Phreaks Out On The History Of #Hacking w/ @CybersecuritySF on the #Cybercrime #Radio #Podcast. soundcloud.com/cybercrimemag…
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Today's Thought: @WomenCyberWales founder @ClareOnTheRun discusses the cultural barriers and hiring practices hindering #cybersecurity inclusion with @digitfyi. @kayla_obviously @Vamegabyte @shivanirsharma @ZenOneSec @CyberWytch - What do you think?
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Cybersecurity Ventures @CybersecuritySF projected that global #cybercrime damages would reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, up from $3 trillion in 2015 and $6 trillion in 2021, according to Cybercrime Magazine. arabnews.com/opinion/cyberse…
You want to know what @TIME said today about @BVSystems' #WireBadger? "Buy Now!" We agree. "To counter rising rates of “#JuiceJacking” and other #USB-based #cyberattacks, WireBadger’s portable #CableTester detects malicious hardware hidden inside USB and #LightningCables by automatically checking cables for abnormal power draw or embedded #wireless signals." In addition to being a hot #Cybersecurity product, it looks really cool!
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Cybercrime Magazine is PAGE ONE for the #Cybersecurity industry. Read us! cybersecurityventures.com
“#Cybercrime costs include damage and destruction of data, stolen money, lost productivity, theft of intellectual property, theft of personal and financial data, embezzlement, fraud, post-attack disruption to the normal course of business, forensic investigation, restoration and deletion of hacked data and systems, reputational harm, legal costs, and potentially, regulatory fines, plus other factors,” said Steve Morgan @CybersecuritySF, founder of Cybersecurity Ventures. blog.barracuda.com/2025/06/3… via @barracuda
Global #cybercrime expenses are expected to increase from $11 trillion by 2027 to $12.2 trillion USD by 2031, according to Cybersecurity Ventures. Read about #Cybersecurity in #SriLanka themorning.lk/articles/uaXnj…
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Today's Thought: The @NCCIAOFFICIAL has arrested 26 people, including 17 women, in two separate operations against alleged #cyber #fraud and honey-trap activities. @RachelTobac @mzbat @ush1c @inreGray @isik5 - What do you think?
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Cybercrime Magazine's media crew, #Hacker friends, #CISOs and #Cybersecurity Pros will be at GDC Festival of Gaming #GDC2027 Mar. 1-5, 2027 in #SanFrancisco. Release your inner #Gamer! Do some serious networking in the Business Hall. REGISTER now with the CODE "CYBERCRIME" for a 10% discount off the Game Changer or Festival gdc.informafestivals.com/202…
The toll of #cybercrime on the global economy is staggering, estimated at $10.5 trillion annually, more than the total value of illegal drugs traded worldwide, according to Cybersecurity Ventures @CybersecuritySF. It highlights that this is the fastest-growing form of crime in history, expanding at a breakneck pace. tradeflock.com/why-cybersecu…
The most complete collection of @Apple #computers in the U.S. Watch the 2-minute Cybercrime Magazine #video covering 50 years of the Apple machines. We filmed this in person on #LongIsland, N.Y. youtu.be/iEFdThGYrb4
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Today's Thought: @gcfriyadh honored organizations advancing women in #cybersecurity at the inaugural Women in #Cyber Awards. @hasherezade @AlyssaM_InfoSec @editingemily @sandy_carter @nicoleperlroth - What do you think?
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According to the 2026 #CISO Report from Cybercrime Magazine @CybersecuritySF in partnership with @Sophos, an estimated 35,000 CISOs serve 359 million businesses worldwide, a ratio of roughly 10,000 to one. globenewswire.com/news-relea…
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Today's Thought: UN Women and the Global Cybersecurity Forum launched a partnership to increase women’s participation and leadership in #cybersecurity. @Shirastweet @daphnehk @connectedworld @Panopticonomy @AbirGhattas - What do you think?
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The Cybercrime Magazine #PODCAST, according to AI. It's true. LISTEN! Cybercrime.Radio
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Today's Thought: UK #cybersecurity remains heavily male-dominated, with women and other underrepresented groups facing barriers to senior roles. @evacide @k8em0 @Snubs @ChloeCondon @ivanastradner - What do you think?
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Hey, it's #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth and the world doesn't have enough chief information security officers (#CISOs). So, what are we going to do about it? Joe Levy @chiesennegs, CEO at @Sophos has some ideas. Watch the Cybercrime Magazine video version of the 2026 CISO Report and kick October off with practical advice. youtu.be/z-ItR9j0umk
The fifth annual @BreachLock #PenetrationTesting Intelligence Report analyzes 531,770 security findings from 4,970 penetration tests across more than 60 industries, revealing the vulnerabilities, attack paths, and emerging threats shaping cybersecurity in 2026 youtu.be/a-0aurEIUTI?si=tGax… via @YouTube via Cybercrime Magazine
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Today's Thought: Women make up at least 30% of #cybercrime forum users, highlighting gender bias in #cybersecurity investigations. @realest_tomi @danydupuyok @warriors_mom @mschafer @SheSponse - What do you think?
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The cybersecurity industry has spent decades trying to detect bad things.
I think that model is backwards.
What if we assume everything is malicious, then rebuild files into something safe?
That is the idea behind Cybersecurity Upside Down.
In this conversation with Cybercrime Magazine, I talk about AI born threats, Deep CDR, protecting critical infrastructure, and why we sent an OPSWAT Kiosk more than 100,000 feet into near space.
And yes, cybersecurity can actually be fun.
Watch it here:
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Don't sneeze! It's #Klez, potentially the scariest #ComputerVirus ever created. Watch the latest History of #Hacking Cybercrime Magazine @YouTube #Short #Video. youtube.com/shorts/ajkKJcn3e… via @YouTube
