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The Department of Know: Azure security pitfalls, retailer cyberattack profits, Aardvark eats bugs

This week’s Department of Know is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with guests Davi Ottenheimer, vp, digital trust and ethics, Inrupt, and Rob Teel, Field CTO,…

Cybersecurity News: Australia BadCandy warning, Cisco firewall attack, Aardvark eats bugs

In today’s cybersecurity news… Australia warns of BADCANDY Attacks Exploiting Cisco IOS XE The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) is warning of cyber attacks targeting unpatched…

Join Us 11-14-25 for “Hacking Cybersecurity Marketing” – Super Cyber Friday

Please join us on Friday November 14, 2025 for Super Cyber Friday. Our topic of discussion will be “Hacking Cybersecurity Marketing: An hour of critical…

Cybersecurity News: LinkedIn AI opt-out, NSA leadership candidates, Python foundation withdraws

In today’s cybersecurity news… LinkedIn users have until Monday to opt out of its AI training program As reported by Graham Cluley, the Microsoft-owned company…

How Do We Measure Our Defenses Against Social Engineering Attacks?

We know phishing is a serious threat to all organizations. So why does it feel like we don’t have reliable metrics on how we are…

Cybersecurity News: LG Uplus confirms breach, Conduent attack impacts 10M+, hackers exploit tools against Ukraine

In today’s cybersecurity news… LG Uplus confirms cybersecurity incident LG Uplus, one of South Korea’s largest telecoms, reported a suspected data breach to the country’s…

Next Gen Protection for Next Gen Attacks with CrowdStrike

Security teams are stretched thin, juggling too many tools and alerts to stay ahead of fast-moving threats. In this video, David Spark talks with Christian…

Cybersecurity News: Android malware types like a human, sanctions weaken cyber ecosystems, side-channel extracts Intel, AMD secrets

In today’s cybersecurity news… New Android malware types like a human Researchers at Dutch cybersecurity firm ThreatFabric identified an Android banking malware called Herodotus, which…

It’s a Little Hard to Evaluate New Solutions When You’re Screaming “AI” at Me All the Time (Live in Houston)

At some point, all the hype around AI has made it hard to identify meaningful innovation. In a space where everyone can’t stop talking about…

Cybersecurity News: Atlas browser hijacked, Bye, bye Twitter birdie, Dante spyware surfaces

OpenAI Atlas browser hijacked  Researchers have discovered a new attack vector for OpenAI’s Atlas web browser, where its omnibox can be tricked into executing malicious…

Preventing AI-Enabled Spear Phishing at Scale with Jericho Security

AI-generated phishing is changing the game, and traditional training can’t keep up. In this video, David Spark spoke with Sage Wohns, CEO of Jericho Security,…

Securing Your Attack Path with SpecterOps

Identity has become the Gordian knot of cybersecurity. Threat actors no longer need to break in. They log in. As organizations manage increasingly complex ecosystems…

The Department of Know: Promoting passphrases, questioning cybersecurity’s future, gift card hackers

This week’s edition of The Department of Know is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with guests Bil Harmer, operating partner and CISO, Craft Ventures, and Sasha…

Cybersecurity News: Microsoft WSUS vulnerability, LastPass death hoax, Copilot phishing technique

In today’s cybersecurity news… Microsoft Windows Server Update Services vulnerability could allow for remote code execution WSUS is a tool that “helps organizations manage and…

Reddit ‘Ask Me Anything’ – October 2025

Our monthly AMA on r/cybersecurity on Reddit has begun! Our topic is “I’m a security professional who worked on many mergers and acquisitions (MNA). Ask me Anything.”…

Cyber Security Headlines Week in Review: AI powered cyberattacks, Chinese time hacked, the 72 hour workweek

This week’s Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with guests David Cross, CISO, Atlassian, and davidcrosstravels.com, and Montez Fitzpatrick,…

Cybersecurity News: Jingle Thief exploit, Lazarus targets jobseekers, the 72 hour workweek

In today’s cybersecurity news… Jingle Thief hackers steal millions in gift cards by exploiting cloud infrastructure Researchers at Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 are warning…

PREVIEW: CISO Series Podcast LIVE in NYC 11-5-25

CISO Series Podcast will be heading to FAIRCON25 to do a live audience recording of our show. Joining me on stage will be Saket Modi,…

Sales Follow Up Sequences: What Works Best in Cyber?

Every cybersecurity vendor needs sales. But how should they shape their approach so it doesn’t come off as aggressive spam? Check out this post by…

Cybersecurity News: TP-Link urges updates, MuddyWater espionage campaign, flaw hits Adobe Commerce

In today’s cybersecurity news… TP-Link urges updates for Omada gateways TP-Link has warned of critical vulnerabilities in its Omada gateway devices across the ER, G,…

Cleaning Up Cybersecurity Messes

Five security leaders on forensics, fallout, and what matters most when things go sideways “I’m a security professional who had to clean up a mess.…

CISO Series Podcast LIVE in NYC (11-5-25)

The CISO Series Podcast will be heading to the Big Apple for another fun podcast recording. We’re recording a podcast episode at FAIRCON25. Joining me…

Join Us 11-07-25 for “Hacking Remediation” – Super Cyber Friday

Please join us on Friday November 7, 2025 for Super Cyber Friday. Our topic of discussion will be “Hacking Remediation: An hour of critical thinking…

Cybersecurity News: Russian hackers replace malware with new tools, Windows updates cause login issues, campaign targets high-profile servers

In today’s cybersecurity news… Russian state hackers replace burned malware with new tools Google’s threat intelligence team says Russian state-backed hacking group Coldriver, also known…