I'm so glad you're joining us here tonight for TechVib Radio. This is Jonathan Kirstie. And this is Audrey Usel.

Audrey. It's fun hanging out with you again in the TechVib Radio studios here. Absolutely. Happy to be here.

Another night of TechVive Radio, Audrey. Another set of interesting people. I know. We always bring on,

I don't know, like I've always been saying. It totally rejuvenates me.

Me too, because we talk to the coolest people. We talk to people who are building stuff.

Exactly. And trying to make an impact. That's what I love. And educating us as well, too.

That's true. They are educating us. Exactly. Because one of our guests tonight, I did a quick little sidebar podcast with

through our new podcasting capabilities at the Tech Council. We're going to air it tonight because I think

it's that important, especially after what you just went through with being hacked. We're talking

to Steve Mancini tonight from the National Cyber Forensics and Training Alliance, the NCFTA.

And this guy is on the front lines of all things cybersecurity.

Like, he's the guy to go to.

And he's going to talk to us about some of the latest threats and vulnerabilities out there,

just like you experienced when your Gmail was hacked, Audrey.

Like you sent that email out.

I know. My Gmail was hot.

I was horrified for you.

But here's the thing.

My Gmail gave me alerts before I actually had a full-blown hack. Really? If you think about it, I had like ominous kinds of stuff. So like all of a sudden, didn't you ever get an email for me that said, Jonathan, urgent, can you give me some money? That's like every email you send to me. It's like, come on, man. That's nothing new. We have 20 bucks. Exactly. So you fall for it. 20 bucks. You're going to the mall. I get it. You come back. Boom. So, yeah, I mean, so they're funny, right? So we, you know, you look at it because you know that I'm not sending me that kind of emails.

But if you look at the extension of the actual email, it's not always, it was not my address.

Or then I would get an email that would say to Audrey.

And the email that it was addressed to was Jonathan Kirsting.

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