Cybersecurity Headlines

Link to Blog Post This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, April 24-28, is hosted by Sean Kelly with our guest, Steve Zalewski, former CISO, Levi Strauss and co-host, Defense in Depth. Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Tines Ready to take security automation up a notch? With Tines, it's easier than ever! The no-code automation platform is redefining and simplifying security operations – start building mission-critical workflows and apps that streamline processes AND ensure crucial data stays safe while extending the influence of your security team throughout your organization. Visit Tines.com to find out more! All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com

Charming Kitten APT uses a new BellaCiao malware Microsoft blames clop affiliate for PaperCut attacks Big tech crackdown looms as EU, UK ready new rules And now a word from our sponsor, Tines Ready to take security automation up a notch? With Tines, it's easier than ever! The no-code automation platform is redefining and simplifying security operations - start building mission-critical workflows and apps that streamline processes AND ensure crucial data stays safe while extending the influence of your security team throughout your organization. Visit Tines.com to find out more! For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Messaging app update distributes malware China reclassifies cyberattacks Malware-free cyberattacks on the rise And now a word from our sponsor, Tines Ask anyone at RSA; security teams can't operate in a silo. No SOAR solutions enable users to dynamically collect information outside their systems and use it at multiple points in an automated workflow - but Tines does! With Tines, users can exchange real-time information outside its platform and use it to drive automated workflows. Visit Tines.com/build to learn more!

US policing use of AI for civil rights violations Bill proposes new security testing centers for critical government tech Microsoft Edge is leaking user browsing data to Bing And now a word from our sponsor, Tines To proactively protect against threats, you need a culture of cybersecurity - and solutions that facilitate this. With Tines' no-code automation platform, you can: 1. Remediate threats faster. 2. Improve automation. 3. Control access to your data. 4. Create a culture of cybersecurity. Tines allows users to leverage real-time information across any stage of an automated workflow! Visit Tines.com to learn more. For the stories behind the headlines, visit CISOseries.com.

A call to standardize threat group naming Threat actors using new tool to disable EDR North Dakota turns to AI for cyber And now a word from our sponsor, Tines Ready to take security automation up a notch? With Tines, it's easier than ever! The no-code automation platform is redefining and simplifying security operations - start building mission-critical workflows and apps that streamline processes AND ensure crucial data stays safe while extending the influence of your security team throughout your organization. Visit Tines.com to find out more.

Energy sector orgs in US, Europe hit by same supply chain attack as 3CX CISA adds 3 actively exploited flaws to KEV catalog, including critical PaperCut bug Hyena code poised to devour GPT4 And now a word from our sponsor, Tines Ask anyone at RSA; security teams can't operate in a silo. No SOAR solutions enable users to dynamically collect information outside their systems and use it at multiple points in an automated workflow - but Tines does! With Tines, users can exchange real-time information outside its platform and use it to drive automated workflows. Visit Tines.com/build to learn more! For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

NCSC warns of "new class" of Russian adversaries GitHub adds Action to help open source security Used routers hold on to secrets Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Pentera This episode of Cyber Security Headlines is made possible in part by Pentera. Today over 60% of cyber attacks involve the use of exposed credentials. Now, for the first time, security teams can address this critical threat head-on. Pentera collects an organization's leaked credentials and automatically tests their exploitability across the external and internal attack surface. Pentera's customers find that leveraging the Pentera automated security validation platform as part of their exposure management strategy increases their ability to identify security gaps, improves the efficiency of remediation processes, and maximizes their security readiness. To learn more, visit Pentera.io

Link to Blog Post This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, April 17-21, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, Shawn Bowen, CISO, World Fuel Services Thanks to our show sponsor, Pentera This episode of Cyber Security Headlines is made possible in part by Pentera. Today over 60% of cyber attacks involve the use of exposed credentials. Now, for the first time, security teams can address this critical threat head-on. Pentera collects an organization's leaked credentials and automatically tests their exploitability across the external and internal attack surface. Pentera's customers find that leveraging the Pentera automated security validation platform as part of their exposure management strategy increases their ability to identify security gaps, improves the efficiency of remediation processes, and maximizes their security readiness. To learn more, visit Pentera.io All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com

Microsoft 365 outage blocks access to web apps and services Capita has 'evidence' customer data was stolen in digital burglary 3CX supply chain attack was the result of a previous supply chain attack Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Pentera This episode of Cyber Security Headlines is made possible in part by Pentera. Today over 60% of cyber attacks involve the use of exposed credentials. Now, for the first time, security teams can address this critical threat head-on. Pentera collects an organization's leaked credentials and automatically tests their exploitability across the external and internal attack surface. Pentera's customers find that leveraging the Pentera automated security validation platform as part of their exposure management strategy increases their ability to identify security gaps, improves the efficiency of remediation processes, and maximizes their security readiness. To learn more, visit Pentera.io For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Elon Musk wants to develop TruthGPT Southwest's operations resume after a 'technical issue' US, UK warn of govt hackers targeting Cisco routers Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Pentera This episode of Cyber Security Headlines is made possible in part by Pentera. Today over 60% of cyber attacks involve the use of exposed credentials. Now, for the first time, security teams can address this critical threat head-on. Pentera collects an organization's leaked credentials and automatically tests their exploitability across the external and internal attack surface. Pentera's customers find that leveraging the Pentera automated security validation platform as part of their exposure management strategy increases their ability to identify security gaps, improves the efficiency of remediation processes, and maximizes their security readiness. To learn more, visit Pentera.io For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.