Threatopia

This week in cyber, attackers turned Steam games into crypto-stealing malware, criminals used fake VPN downloads and live chat support to steal credentials in real time, and AI agents are suddenly becoming one of the biggest new enterprise security headaches. On top of that, critical flaws in Wing FTP, Veeam, and Linux AppArmor are reminding defenders that patching and identity protection still decide who wins.
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Creators and Guests

Host
Mike Kramer
Technology leader, cybersecurity advisor, and entrepreneur, based in the western suburbs of Chicago. My passion is helping people and businesses grow by making technology simpler, safer, and more effective, while also sharing ideas around personal growth. Outside of work, I’m a husband, musician, and lifelong learner who enjoys cars, animals, and low-carb living. I believe life should be built with intention, and yes… pizza, tacos, and Reese’s still test that philosophy.

What is Threatopia?

Cybersecurity News, Topics, Tech, and More. Join Mike Kramer on his Cybersecurity podcast, sharing knowledge and experience from his extensive 20+ year career in cybersecurity to help others stay up to date on breaches plus learn, improve, and advance their careers in cybersecurity and make the world a safer place. Topics include: Attacks, SIEM, Splunk, Cybersecurity Certifications like CISSP, concepts, tips, hardware, software, and news. DM him @kramernow on IG and other platforms to submit topics.