Aug 10, 2026 · 34 min · 12 segments
Joe Erle sits down with Joshua Nicholson, Founder & CEO of DarkStack7 and Host of Cybersecurity America Podcast, to break down the critical incident response mistakes that leave companies with no…
Joshua NicholsonGuest
Joe ErleHost
They may have it on their email and their customer relationship management and some of their core software, but they may not have it on everything and they may be inadvertently lying on their cyber insurance application And they need someone like you or, or, you know, a professional that can look at their system and say, Hey, we don't have MFA here.

They don't need like we, for people to understand, like when we're playing defense, like we can do everything we can, but when they're playing offense, you know, they only need to get in once and one spot.

Is that what you're seeing out there? Hackers are creative, right? Or they're taking the low-hanging fruit.

It's the new perimeters, the user account itself, because you can log on to this Azure client, this AWS, and you can get the password reset to your mailbox.

It used to be in cyber, we carried about the firewall, what's the host behind the firewall, and it was all infrastructure, communication restriction type communications and control, cybersecurity control.

Like if you have employees that leave, but it takes forever to find all the accounts they had access to because all of them are distributed.

They may have it on their email and their customer relationship management and some of their core software, but they may not have it on everything and they may be inadvertently lying on their cyber insurance application And they need someone like you or, or, you know, a professional that can look at their system and say, Hey, we don't have MFA here.

They don't need like we, for people to understand, like when we're playing defense, like we can do everything we can, but when they're playing offense, you know, they only need to get in once and one spot.

Is that what you're seeing out there? Hackers are creative, right? Or they're taking the low-hanging fruit.

It's the new perimeters, the user account itself, because you can log on to this Azure client, this AWS, and you can get the password reset to your mailbox.

It used to be in cyber, we carried about the firewall, what's the host behind the firewall, and it was all infrastructure, communication restriction type communications and control, cybersecurity control.

Like if you have employees that leave, but it takes forever to find all the accounts they had access to because all of them are distributed.
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