Cybersecurity Headlines

DHS council simplifies cyber incident reporting rules, UK passes Online Safety Bill, PIILOPUOTI marketplace taken down. Cyberattack disrupts Clorox operations, ICC investigates cybersecurity incident, Chinese-linked threat actor discovered. Trend Micro addresses critical vulnerability, leaked Xbox plans revealed.

Microsoft leaks terabytes of internal data, UK CMA outlines AI regulation principles, Germany warns of cyberattacks on LNG terminals. Also, Android code submission rules change, cyber regulations framework created by White House, and California's Delete Act being sent to Governor. Additionally, Google announces 10 years of security updates for Chromebooks, and the future of AI CISOs in the workplace is discussed.

Lazarus Group suspected in $31 million theft from CoinEx, personal data exposure at Thailand's financial company CardX, and a ransomware attack on a trucking software provider. The podcast also covers recent cybersecurity incidents and breaches including Peach Sandstorm, a police force breach in Greater Manchester, a cyberattack on government ministries in Colombia, personal data theft from North Carolina hospitals, and ransomware attacks on MGM and Caesars Casino Chains.

Davi Ottenheimer, VP, Trust and Ethics, Inrupt, discusses cyber heists, mental health in cybersecurity, and Tesla's autonomous driving software. Topics include the issues with the sharing model, burnout in the industry, offline backups, Bill Gates' criticism, and safety concerns with Tesla's autopilot feature.

Caesars and MGM resorts targeted by Scattered Spider cyberattacks. The Weather Network experiences a cybersecurity incident. LockBit ransomware attack. Vulnerabilities found in third-party software and Azure HD Insight. UK's NHS plans data consolidation. High severity vulnerabilities discovered in Kubernetes.

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Link to blog post This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with guest Dan Walsh, CISO, VillageMD Thanks to our show sponsor, Comcast DataBee DataBee™, from Comcast Technology Solutions, is a cloud-native security, risk and compliance data fabric platform that transforms your security data chaos into connected outcomes. Built by security professionals for security professionals, DataBee makes your data a gold mine, rich with information that enables you to examine the past, react to the present, and protect the future of your business. Learn more at https://comca.st/DataBee. All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com