Artificial intelligence is no longer a future technology. It is already changing how businesses operate, communicate, and make decisions. But while many organizations are experimenting with AI, far fewer are successfully scaling it across the business. In this episode of Cyber Brisket, Chris Engler sits down with Bob Abrams of Hats AI to discuss what separates successful AI initiatives from …
Cybersecurity is no longer just a concern for large corporations, hospitals, or government agencies. In this episode of the Cyber Brisket Podcast, Chris Engler sits down with Reginald Andre, founder and CEO of ARC Solvers, to talk about the real risks businesses face today, from cyberattacks and AI misuse to downtime, unmanaged devices, and the false sense of security that comes from …
When people think about cybersecurity, they often assume the biggest risks belong to companies with outdated systems, weak passwords, or no real IT support. But the recent ADT cybersecurity incident is a reminder that even large, trusted, security-focused companies are still targets. ADT reported that its cybersecurity systems detected unauthorized access to a limited set of customer and prospective customer …
In this episode of the Cyber Brisket Podcast, Chris Engler sits down with John Gibson, founder and CEO of Just Right IT, for a conversation that connects cybersecurity, compliance, and AI in a way that makes sense for everyday business owners. John brings a rare perspective to the table. He started his company while still serving on active duty in the Navy, …
April 14, 2026 is Identity Management Day, an annual awareness campaign focused on helping organizations better understand how digital identities are secured and how access should be managed across the business. The official 2026 theme is centered on the reality that identity is no longer only about employees logging into laptops and email. It now includes human identities, machine identities, …
PayPal disclosed a security incident that exposed some users’ personal information. For businesses that use PayPal for invoicing, subscriptions, customer payments, or vendor payouts, this is a good reminder that attackers often don’t need to “hack the platform” to cause damage. They just need access to one user account. When personal details are exposed, the risk isn’t only what happened in the moment. It’s what can happen next. Those details …
On the Cyber Brisket Podcast – David Swinson, Netlogic Chris Engler delves into IT modernization with David Swenson, focusing on device management via Intune and Microsoft 365 Lighthouse. They explore feedback mechanisms, generative AI in business, and modern workplace strategies. As CIO at NetLogic, Swenson shares insights on IT operational overhead, best practices, and global strategy consensus. The episode highlights …
If you run a chiropractic practice in Maryland or the DMV, your phone system isn’t just a utility, it’s your revenue engine. Every new patient starts with a call. And if your phone system drops calls, routes incorrectly, lacks reporting, or can’t scale with growth, you are quietly losing revenue every week. That’s why modern chiropractic practices are switching to …
If you operate a multi-location dental clinic across the DMV and greater Maryland, you’re managing far more than patient care. You’re juggling scheduling systems, imaging software, billing workflows, cybersecurity risks, compliance requirements, and staff across multiple offices. AI is transforming how modern dental groups operate. But without the right infrastructure and managed IT support, AI becomes expensive noise. That’s where Engler …
Cybersecurity experts recently warned about a social engineering campaign targeting US companies, which has been attributed to a group that refers to itself as ShinyHunters. The wave of cyberattacks has hit Bumble Inc., Panera Bread Co., Match Group Inc., and CrunchBase Inc., as cybersecurity experts warn about a new round of 2026 social engineering attacks. Bumble Inc., the parent company …