
In the first episode of 2026, the Distilled Security team kicks off the year with a practical discussion on security priorities, key compliance dates to watch in 2026, and why misleading the government on cybersecurity compliance can have serious consequences.The conversation focuses on simplifying security programs, returning to core fundamentals, and learning from real-world enforcement and regulatory cases. The episode closes with a holiday pour and a preview of format changes coming next.⏱️ Timestamps0:00 Intro & episode overview0:33 2026 security resolutions: simplify & back to basics5:45 “Science projects”: removing emotion from decisions8:36 Justin’s goals: family, travel, business & AI workflows17:52 EOS + Atomic Habits workbook (goal planning)23:54 Key compliance dates to watch in 202631:45 California privacy updates & risk assessments (CCPA)35:39 EU AI Act + NIS2 enforcement ramp-up42:48 Drink break: High West “A Midwinter Night’s Dram.”45:04 Don’t mislead the feds: FedRAMP, SolarWinds, CMMC—wrap-up to 1:20:12 🎙️ HostsJustin Leapline – @justinleaplineJoe Wynn – @wynnjoeRick Yocum – @rickyocum🌐 Connect with UsWebsite: distilledsecuritypodcast.comX: @DisSecPodEmail: hello@distilledsecuritypodcast.com🥃 Drink of the episode: High West A Midwinter Night’s Dram
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