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EPISODE · Jun 26, 2026 · 4 MIN

Stolen Logins, AI Agents, and $450K Regulatory Fines

from SMB Tech & Cyber Newsletter | CPF Coaching · host Christophe Foulon 📓

What inside your business can act before a human verifies it? This week, we dive into the convergence of three major tech shifts: the modular infostealer economy, costly regulatory enforcement after ransomware, and the mainstream arrival of computer-using AI agents like Gemini 3.5 Flash.If you lead tech or cybersecurity for an SMB, this episode provides a localized execution plan to bridge the gap between risk awareness and actual protection. We cover:Cyber Threats: Why treating browsers, endpoints, and admin sessions as a single identity risk surface is critical to stopping credential theft.Compliance: How to build an evidence trail that satisfies regulators (like HHS OCR) before a ransomware incident occurs.AI Governance: Setting up "advise, draft, and act" lanes for AI to prevent unverified execution.Listen in for the 3 steps you need to take this week to secure your unverified workflows. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit substack.cpf-coaching.com/subscribe

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