The CyberWire Debuts New Podcasts

BALTIMORE, Jan. 19, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The CyberWire announced today the addition of two new podcasts to its programming lineup. The Daily and Week-in-Review Podcasts will feature new and original content not found in the popular daily CyberWire news briefing. This new content includes interviews and explainers on key topics, critical issues and emerging technologies. In addition to bringing the perspectives of industry experts to the podcasts, the CyberWire is inviting distinguished academic and research organizations to partner on the educational segments of every show. The CyberWire is proud to include the John's Hopkins University Information Security Institute (JHUISI), the University of Maryland's Maryland Cybersecurity Center (MC2), and the University of Maryland Center for Health & Homeland Security (CHHS) as inaugural partners.

Published by CyberPoint International since 2012, the CyberWire has grown from a small cyber intelligence briefing to a global news publication with readers in more than one hundred twenty countries. Having built an engaged audience of cyber security leaders from private industry, government, and academia, the CyberWire is also pleased to be an educational resource used by students and educational institutions around the world.

The CyberWire Daily Podcast is published each weekday afternoon (in time for US East Coast drive-time), and the Week-in-Review is published Fridays. Shows are available on the CyberWire website, and also on iTunes. Organizations wishing to become an Academic or Research Partner are invited to contact the editorial team.

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