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Editorial pick

Hosted by Dina Temple-Raston

Long-form cybersecurity journalism from a former NPR investigative reporter, with the production values to match.

Narrative Weekly Under 30 min· ~379 episodes· Started 2017
Level
Beginner, no security background needed
Status
Active, last episode
Who's behind it
Vendor-run, Recorded Future sourceProduced by Recorded Future News, the newsroom of threat intelligence firm Recorded Future, which Mastercard acquired in December 2024.
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Editorial take

The cybersecurity podcast for people who like investigative journalism more than industry insider chatter. Dina Temple-Raston brings NPR-grade narrative production to stories about ransomware operators, nation-state intrusions, and the regulatory response. Episodes are reported, not improvised, which produces a different listening experience than the panel shows that dominate the security podcast category. It is made by Recorded Future News, the newsroom owned by threat intelligence company Recorded Future.

Last hand-checked 2026-09-30.

Listen if you …

  • you prefer reported narrative journalism to panel-discussion formats
  • you want context on the people behind cybersecurity incidents, not just the technical details
  • want 20 to 30 minute reported episodes rather than an hour of panel talk

Skip if you …

  • you need rapid news of the week, episodes are reported pieces that look back at a story
  • you want technical depth on TTPs, the focus is human-centric storytelling

Start with these 3 episodes

  1. 01

    How China’s Volt Typhoon hacked a small-town utility

    · 23 min · Beginner

    Nation-state espionage told through one small utility's manager, the clearest entry point for non-specialists.

  2. 02

    Knights of Old and a ransomware joust

    · 25 min · Beginner

    How one Akira intrusion ended a 150-year-old company, ransomware's business impact made concrete.

  3. 03

    The secrets of scam farms

    · 38 min · Beginner

    Reported from the compounds behind scam texts, a standout example of the show's investigative reach.

About the show

Click Here is produced by Recorded Future News, which also publishes The Record. Dina Temple-Raston, formerly NPR's counterterrorism correspondent, hosts and anchors most of the reporting.

Episodes investigate specific actors, incidents, or policy battles, blending interviews with people directly involved with technical context for a general-audience listener.

Notable guests

  • Anne Neuberger
  • Chris Krebs
  • Jen Easterly

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