A technician services an office printer, then resets it to factory settings. Symphion CEO Jim LaRoe says many are trained to do exactly that. Any security hardening goes with the... See more
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If you run marketing, you hold much of your company’s customer data. Graylog CMO Kimber Spradlin returns to the CINI podcast to explain why that puts you in the security business. She covers cheap plugins, AI tools, the CISO relationship,... See more
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Fewer than one in 10 small businesses in the UK and Europe buy cyber insurance, says Munich Re’s Helga Munger.... See more
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Will quantum computing hand cyber insurers a catastrophe? IBM’s John Buselli doesn’t think so. If one comes, he expects it... See more
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Every month this year has brought more attacks than the last, says Kroll’s Max Henderson. Not even the arrest of... See more
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Episodes
Criminals Case The Joint First. The Dark Web Shows When.
Compliant In May. Seventeen Thousand Open Ports In June.
If Nobody Can Prove What Happened To A File, Somebody Still Pays For It
The Ransom Bot Is Not Haggling – It Is Taking Away Your Thinking Time
Defense Just Lost Its Head Start. Ask A Hospital What That Costs.
Nobody Owns The Password. Passpack CEO Chris Skipworth Explains The Credential Gap Sitting Inside Your Next Renewal – PODCAST
They Said They Had MFA. They Were Telling the Truth. The Claim Still Failed – New Podcast
What’s Your Blast Radius Worth? – Podcast
100% Compliant, Breached Anyway: Spektrum Labs CISO Joshua Brown on Why GRC Failed
The Cyber Coverage Gap Is Growing. Can a Micro-Captive Close It? – PODCAST
For Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a career communicator on the words the cyber industry uses, specifically the word cyber. Mark Twain... See more
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This essay originally appeared on “With Respect — Mostly,” Executive Editor Martin Hinton’s Substack, where he writes about a wide... See more
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A Token For The Pause Button: Social Engineering Losses And The Click Habit It’s 2003. Stage. Steve Jobs. Black turtleneck.... See more
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Cyber insurance is changing fast, and carriers now expect real, working security controls, not just promises on a form. Miss... See more
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AI-built ransomware is one of the most talked-about fears in cyber risk. SOCRadar’s researchers found a working example with the... See more
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Cyber insurers have started asking about offboarding on their applications, says Sagiss president Travis Springer. His company’s survey suggests why.... See more
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One backup product was attacked about four days before its complete fix shipped. Attackers move within hours to days of... See more
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IRONSCALES surveyed 501 US IT and security leaders on AI agents and phishing. Of them, 77% said an AI agent... See more
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An attacker used a two-person firm’s legitimate access to Denmark’s ID register. It pulled names, addresses, and ID numbers on... See more
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Identity verification firm Shufti projects document deepfakes will rise about 40-fold this year. That would make fake documents about four... See more
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