Cyber Security Headlines

Project Zero warns of “patch gap” Twitter hit with spam campaign Canadian food company refuses ransom demands Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, Automox Are you ready to say goodbye to manual patching? With Automox you can automatically patch your Windows, macOs, and Linux devices with one easy-to-use, cloud-native platform. Modern patching can and should be easy. Save time and sleep better at night knowing your IT environment is secure with automated cross-OS patching. Visit Automox.com to learn more and start a free trial today.

FCC announces ban on Chinese telecom and surveillance equipment New Windows Server updates cause domain controller freezes, restarts WhatsApp data leak: 500 million user records for sale Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, Automox Automox allows you to automate the configuration, patching, and compliance of your Windows, macOS, and Linux systems all from the cloud. Visit Automox.com to start a free trial and have all your endpoints safe and secure in just 15 minutes. Automox is also offering special pricing from now until December 31st so you can start 2023 off right and get automated patching without breaking your budget. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Twitter enlists hacker George Hotz for 12 week “internship” Estonian duo arrested for masterminding $575 million Ponzi scheme Hackers steal $300K from DraftKings customers Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Compyl Preparing a Thanksgiving meal can be stressful, but managing your security and compliance program doesn't have to be. Compyl quickly integrates with the tools you use, and automates 85% of the day-to-day tasks, all while providing complete visibility and comprehensive reporting along the way. Learn about Compyl today at www.compyl.com. For the stories behind the headlines, visit CISOseries.com

Emotet returns with a malspam vengeance Google publishes YARA rules for Cobalt Strike Ticketmaster blames “bot attacks” for ticketing fiasco Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Compyl This thanksgiving, sit around the table and be thankful for Compyl. Compyl is an all-in-one platform that supercharges your security program and takes control of your compliance and audits. Automate workflows, audit collection, compliance management, and all the boring security stuff. Learn about Compyl today at www.compyl.com.

New ransomware encrypts files, then steals your Discord account Donald Trump returns to Twitter after Elon Musk's poll More than half of Black Friday spam emails are scams Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Compyl We all know that CISOs are overworked and stressed. CISOs made Compyl to reduce the noise, accelerate security maturity and let you and your team quickly make decisions that directly affect what's important to your business. Learn about Compyl at www.compyl.com. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Link to Blog Post This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, November 14-18, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, John Scrimsher, CISO, Kontoor Brands Thanks to today's episode sponsor, AppOmni Can you name all the third party apps connected to your major SaaS platforms like SalesForce and Microsoft? What about the data these apps can access? After all, one compromised third party app could put your entire SaaS ecosystem at risk. With AppOmni, you get visibility to all third party apps, including which end users have enabled them, and the level of data access they've been granted. Visit AppOmni.com to request a free risk assessment. All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com    

Musk's ultimatum to employees leaves Twitter at risk Iranian APT breaches government agency using Log4Shell Hundreds of Amazon RDS snapshots discovered leaking user data And now a word from our sponsor, AppOmni Can you name all the third party apps connected to your major SaaS platforms like Salseforce and Microsoft? What about the data these apps can access? After all, one compromised third party app could put your entire SaaS ecosystem at risk.  With AppOmni, you get visibility to all third party apps, including which end users have enabled them, and the level of data access they've been granted. Visit AppOmni.com to request a free risk assessment.

Disneyland phishes with Punycode The effectiveness of Ukraine's IT army NSA seeks to lower barriers to work with private sector And now a word from our sponsor, AppOmni Can you name all the third party apps connected to your major SaaS platforms like Salseforce and Microsoft? What about the data these apps can access? After all, one compromised third party app could put your entire SaaS ecosystem at risk.  With AppOmni, you get visibility to all third party apps, including which end users have enabled them, and the level of data access they've been granted. Visit AppOmni.com to request a free risk assessment.

Amazon to cut 10,000 employees in tech and corporate roles Privacy experts cautious about FIFA World Cup Apps 98% of organizations have been severely impacted by cyber supply chain breach And now a word from our sponsor, AppOmni Can you name all the third party apps connected to your major SaaS platforms like Salseforce and Microsoft? What about the data these apps can access? After all, one compromised third party app could put your entire SaaS ecosystem at risk.  With AppOmni, you get visibility to all third party apps, including which end users have enabled them, and the level of data access they've been granted. Visit AppOmni.com to request a free risk assessment. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Australia considers ban on ransomware payments Thousands of sites used for brand impersonation GitHub gets private reporting And now a word from our sponsor, AppOmni Can you name all the third party apps connected to your major SaaS platforms like Salseforce and Microsoft? What about the data these apps can access? After all, one compromised third party app could put your entire SaaS ecosystem at risk.  With AppOmni, you get visibility to all third party apps, including which end users have enabled them, and the level of data access they've been granted. Visit AppOmni.com to request a free risk assessment.

Android phone owner accidentally finds a way to bypass lock screen Thales hit by Lockbit 3.0 again At least $1 billion of client funds missing at FTX And now a word from our sponsor, AppOmni Can you name all the third party apps connected to your major SaaS platforms like Salseforce and Microsoft? What about the data these apps can access? After all, one compromised third party app could put your entire SaaS ecosystem at risk.  With AppOmni, you get visibility to all third party apps, including which end users have enabled them, and the level of data access they've been granted. Visit AppOmni.com to request a free risk assessment.  For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Alleged LockBit operator to be extradited from Canada to U.S. Musk's ends remote work and promised to fight spam. CISO Kissner quits. Insurance giant settles NotPetya lawsuit, signaling cyber insurance shakeup And now a word from our sponsor, AppOmni Did you know that over half of companies have sensitive SaaS data exposed on the public internet? And many breaches making headlines now involve SaaS apps? AppOmni can help. AppOmni identifies misconfigurations and guides remediation to keep your SaaS data secure. We help Security teams make sense of data access permissions, third party app visibility, and threat detection across their entire SaaS ecosystem. Get started at AppOmni.com. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Crypto Winter comes for FTX Vulnerability found in oil and gas utilities Vulnerability found in oil and gas utilities And now a word from our sponsor, AppOmni   Did you know that over half of companies have sensitive SaaS data exposed on the public internet? And many breaches making headlines now involve SaaS apps? AppOmni can help. AppOmni identifies misconfigurations and guides remediation to keep your SaaS data secure. We help Security teams make sense of data access permissions, third party app visibility, and threat detection across their entire SaaS ecosystem. Get started at AppOmni.com. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

$2 billion Powerball drawing delayed by security issues Hackers leak Australian health records on dark web Hushpuppi gets 11 years in prison for cyber fraud And now a word from our sponsor, AppOmni   Did you know that over half of companies have sensitive SaaS data exposed on the public internet? And many breaches making headlines now involve SaaS apps? AppOmni can help. AppOmni identifies misconfigurations and guides remediation to keep your SaaS data secure. We help Security teams make sense of data access permissions, third party app visibility, and threat detection across their entire SaaS ecosystem. Get started at AppOmni.com. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

China stockpiling vulnerabilities US seizes Silk Road bitcoins DOJ takes down Z-Library And now a word from our sponsor, AppOmni Did you know that over half of companies have sensitive SaaS data exposed on the public internet? And many breaches making headlines now involve SaaS apps? AppOmni can help. AppOmni identifies misconfigurations and guides remediation to keep your SaaS data secure. We help Security teams make sense of data access permissions, third party app visibility, and threat detection across their entire SaaS ecosystem. Get started at AppOmni.com. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

US Treasury thwarts DDoS attack from Russian Killnet group British government scanning all Internet devices hosted in UK Denmark trains halted by cyberattack And now a word from our sponsor, AppOmni Did you know that over half of companies have sensitive SaaS data exposed on the public internet? And many breaches making headlines now involve SaaS apps? AppOmni can help. AppOmni identifies misconfigurations and guides remediation to keep your SaaS data secure. We help Security teams make sense of data access permissions, third party app visibility, and threat detection across their entire SaaS ecosystem. Get started at AppOmni.com. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.  

Link to Blog Post This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, October 31-November 4, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, Marcos Marrero, CISO, H.I.G. Capital Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere. They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails. That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization.  UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/UFOs All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com

Cyber incident at Boeing subsidiary causes flight planning disruptions Stripe to lay off 14% of workforce Over 250 US news websites deliver malware via supply chain attack Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere. They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails. That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization. UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/ufos For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.  

W4SP malware stings PyPI LastPass warns of security hubris Dropbox breached Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere.They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails.That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization. UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/

LockBit dominates ransomware CISA on voting integrity A call for more ransomware reporting Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere.They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails.That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization. UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/

Threat group rides antivirus software to install malware White House organizes ransomware summit Ed tech company exposed user data Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere.They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails.That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization. UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/

Thomson Reuters leaks 3TB of sensitive data Massive cyberattack hits Slovak and Polish Parliaments Twitter trolls bombard platform after Elon Musk takeover Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere. They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails. That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization. UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/ufos. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Link to Blog Post This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, October 24-28, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, Will Gregorian, former Senior Director, Technology Operations and Security, Rhino Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere. They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails. That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization.  UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/UFOs. All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com  

Russia warns West: We can target your commercial satellites New York Post says its site was hacked after posting offensive tweets White House announces 100-day cyber sprint for chemical sector Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere.They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails. That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization. UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/UFOs   For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.  

Sigstore opens free software signing service Australian health insurer hacked Researcher details 20-year old SQLite bug Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere.They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails. That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization. UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/UFOs

See Tickets discloses 2.5 year-long credit card breach US charges Chinese agents in Huawei obstruction case Hive begins leaking Tata Power's data Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere.They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails. That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization. UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/UFOs For the stories behind the headlines, visit CISOseries.com

CISA warns of Daixin Team Exploit POCs used to host malware Iranian nuclear agency hacked Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere.They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails. That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization. UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/UFOs

Exploited Windows zero-day lets JavaScript files bypass Mark of the Web security warnings FBI warns of ‘hack-and-leak' operations from group based in Iran Wholesale giant METRO confirmed to have suffered a cyberattack Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, Votiro UFOs are everywhere. They're in your applications, cloud storage, endpoints, and emails. That's right – UFOs – Unidentified File Objects – are hiding in files across your organization. UFOs can contain malware that exfiltrates data or deploys ransomware. And 70% of UFOs can't be detected by traditional scanning solutions like Anti-Virus and Sandboxing. That's where Votiro comes in. Votiro prevents UFOs before they hitch a ride in on files – without detection, and without slowing down business. Do you believe? Learn more at Votiro.com/UFOs For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.  

 Link to Blog Post This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, October 17-21, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, Lee Parrish, CISO, Newell Brands Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, SafeBase Security questionnaires are a pain, and sharing sensitive documents takes too much back and forth. As a result, security can be wrongly viewed as a roadblock rather than a sales enabler. That's where SafeBase comes in. Our Smart Trust Center makes it easy to showcase your security program, share sensitive documents, and streamline security reviews. It's the missing piece of your security and sales workflow, and the only security tool that gives you time back. Find out more at safebase.com All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com

Internet connectivity worldwide impacted by severed EU subsea cables Microsoft BlueBleed customer data leak claimed to be 'one of the largest' in years Health system data breach due to Meta Pixel hits 3 million patients Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, SafeBase Security questionnaires are a pain, and sharing sensitive documents takes too much back and forth. As a result, security can be wrongly viewed as a roadblock rather than a sales enabler. That's where SafeBase comes in. Our Smart Trust Center makes it easy to showcase your security program, share sensitive documents, and streamline security reviews. It's the missing piece of your security and sales workflow, and the only security tool that gives you time back. Find out more at safebase.com For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Ransom Cartel linked to REvil Do we need cybersecurity training for Gen Z? Open Compute Project announces Caliptra Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, SafeBase Security questionnaires. If those two words sent a shiver down your spine, you need to check out SafeBase. SafeBase's Smart Trust Center is a centralized source of truth for your organization's security and compliance information. After implementing SafeBase, many companies see a 90% reduction in custom questionnaires. Imagine how much time you'd save. Visit safebase.com to find out more.

Verizon notifies customers their accounts were breached German cyber chief removed over alleged Russian ties Fortinet vulnerability being actively exploited Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, SafeBase Security questionnaires are a pain, and sharing sensitive documents takes too much back and forth. As a result, security can be wrongly viewed as a roadblock rather than a sales enabler. That's where SafeBase comes in. Our Smart Trust Center makes it easy to showcase your security program, share sensitive documents, and streamline security reviews. It's the missing piece of your security and sales workflow, and the only security tool that gives you time back. Find out more at safebase.com For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com

Ransomware halts German newspaper circulation Meta disputes Indian content moderation report KakaoTalk called a “national communication network” in Korea Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, SafeBase Security questionnaires are a pain, and sharing sensitive documents takes too much back and forth. As a result, security can be wrongly viewed as a roadblock rather than a sales enabler. That's where SafeBase comes in. Our Smart Trust Center makes it easy to showcase your security program, share sensitive documents, and streamline security reviews. It's the missing piece of your security and sales workflow, and the only security tool that gives you time back. Find out more at safebase.com

Microsoft says Ukraine, Poland targeted with novel ransomware attack Wi-Fi spy drones snoop on financial firm Indian power generation giant Tata Power hit by a cyber attack Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, SafeBase Security questionnaires. If those two words sent a shiver down your spine, you need to check out SafeBase. SafeBase's Smart Trust Center is a centralized source of truth for your organization's security and compliance information. After implementing SafeBase, many companies see a 90% reduction in custom questionnaires. Imagine how much time you'd save. Visit safebase.com to find out more. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Link to Blog Post This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, October 10-14, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, Matt Honea, Head Of Security, SmartNews Thanks to today's episode sponsor, NoName Security Prevent API attacks in real-time with automated AI and ML-based detection from Noname Security. Monitor API traffic for data leakage, data tampering, data policy violations, suspicious behavior, and API security attacks. Integrate with your existing IT workflow management system like Jira, ServiceNow, or Slack for seamless remediation. Learn more at nonamesecurity.com/runtime-protection All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com

Polonium APT targets Israel with a new custom backdoor dubbed PapaCreep RSA Conference reveals CISO-Board relationships UK government urges action to enhance supply chain security Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Noname Security Prevent API attacks in real-time with automated AI and ML-based detection from Noname Security. Monitor API traffic for data leakage, data tampering, data policy violations, suspicious behavior, and API security attacks. Integrate with your existing IT workflow management system like Jira, ServiceNow, or Slack for seamless remediation. Learn more at nonamesecurity.com/runtime-protection For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Npm timing attack could impact supply chain Legit software used to spread malicious WhatsApp mod Mango Markets hit by $100 million hack Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Noname Security Are you sure your APIs are secure? Noname Security discovers all the APIs running on your network and analyzes them to spot design flaws, misconfigurations, and vulnerabilities. You can even catalog sensitive data and quickly see how many APIs are able to access credit card data, phone numbers, SSNs, and other sensitive PII data. Learn more at nonamesecurity.com/posture-management

UK warns of Chinese global security threat Toyota data leak impacts 300,000 customers CISOs at risk of being overworked Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Noname Security Stop API vulnerabilities before production with Noname Security. Automatically run over 100 dynamic tests that simulate malicious traffic, including the OWASP API Top Ten. Integrate with your existing CI/CD pipelines and tools, such as Jenkins and Postman, as well as all your ticketing and workflow tools such as ServiceNow, Slack, and Jira. Learn more at nonamesecurity.com/active-testing For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com

Finger heat can leak your password US airport sites targeted by KillNet Intel confirms UEFI leak Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Noname Security Prevent API attacks in real-time with automated AI and ML-based detection from Noname Security. Monitor API traffic for data leakage, data tampering, data policy violations, suspicious behavior, and API security attacks. Integrate with your existing IT workflow management system like Jira, ServiceNow, or Slack for seamless remediation. Learn more at nonamesecurity.com/runtime-protection

Fortinet warns admins to patch critical auth bypass bug immediately Windows 11 22H2 errors break provisioning Security chiefs fear ‘CISO scapegoating' following Uber-Sullivan verdict Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Noname Security Are you sure your APIs are secure? Noname Security discovers all the APIs running on your network and analyzes them to spot design flaws, misconfigurations, and vulnerabilities. You can even catalog sensitive data and quickly see how many APIs are able to access credit card data, phone numbers, SSNs, and other sensitive PII data. Learn more at nonamesecurity.com/posture-management For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Link to Blog Post This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, October 3-7, is hosted by Sean Kelly, with our guest, Patrick Benoit, VP, Global Cyber, GRC/BISO, CBRE Thanks to this week's episode sponsor, Hunters Hunters is a SaaS platform, purpose built for Security Operation teams. Providing unlimited data ingestion and normalization at a predictable cost, Hunters helps SOC teams mitigate real threats faster and more reliably than SIEM. Visit Hunters.ai to learn more. All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com

Former Uber security chief found guilty of data breach coverup Optus confirms 2.1 million ID numbers exposed in data breach Retailer Easylife fined £1.5m for data protection breaches Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Hunters Hunters is a SaaS platform, purpose built for Security Operation teams. Providing unlimited dataingestion and normalization at a predictable cost, Hunters helps SOC teams mitigate real threats faster and more reliably than SIEM. Visit Hunters.ai to learn more. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

CommonSpirit Health hit with “IT security issue” MySQL servers backdoored Fraud hitting P2P payment apps Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Hunters Hunters is a SaaS platform, purpose built for Security Operation teams. Providing unlimited dataingestion and normalization at a predictable cost, Hunters helps SOC teams mitigate real threats faster and more reliably than SIEM. Visit Hunters.ai to learn more.

Musk offers to proceed with Twitter deal TikTok security deal becomes a political pawn Netwalker ransomware affiliate sentenced to 20 years in prison Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Hunters Hunters is a SaaS platform, purpose built for your Security Operation team. Cimpress, theparent company of VistaPrint, implemented Hunters SOC Platform to replace its SIEM. Thanks to Hunters, Cimpress no longer needs to babysit alerts and detection logic – they've improved their SOC's efficiency, and optimized costs. Visit Hunters.ai to learn more. For the stories behind the headlines, visit CISOseries.com

LA school data published on leak site Exchange zero-day mitigations bypassed Supreme Court will look legal protections for apps and sites Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Hunters Hunters helps your security team overcome data volume and complexity – while significantlyreducing false positives. Upwork uses Hunters SOC Platform to “remain threat focused”. Because of Hunters, Upwork has been able to stop going through the daily repetitive task of looking at alerts, and doing repetitive, manual investigations. Learn more at: Hunters.ai

Microsoft confirms two Exchange Server zero days are being used in cyberattacks Lazarus hackers abuse Dell driver bug using new FudModule rootkit Ex-NSA employee charged with violating Espionage Act, selling U.S. cyber secrets Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Hunters Hunters is a SaaS platform, purpose built for Security Operation teams. Providing unlimited dataingestion and normalization at a predictable cost, Hunters helps SOC teams mitigate real threats faster and more reliably than SIEM. Visit Hunters.ai to learn more. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

Link to Blog Post This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, September 26-30, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, Sara Lazarus, VP and head of trust and security, Stavvy Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Votiro Can you trust that your content and data is free of malware and ransomware? With Votiro you can. Votiro removes evasive and unknown malware from content in milliseconds, without impacting file fidelity or usability. It even works on password-protected and zipped files. Plus, it's an API, so it integrates with everything – including Microsoft 365. Learn more at Votiro.com. All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com

Finnish intelligence warns Russia ‘highly likely' to turn to cyber in winter Researchers uncover covert attack campaign targeting military contractors IRS warns of "industrial scale" smishing surge Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Votiro Can you trust that your content and data is free of malware and ransomware? With Votiro you can. Votiro removes evasive and unknown malware from content in milliseconds, without impacting file fidelity or usability. It even works on password-protected and zipped files. Plus, it's an API, so it integrates with everything – including Microsoft 365. Learn more at Votiro.com. For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.  

Leaked ransomware builder used in attacks Cloudflare hopes Turnstile can replace CAPTCHAs Fast Company goes dark after cyber attack Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Votiro Can you trust that your content and data is free of malware and ransomware? With Votiro you can. Votiro removes evasive and unknown malware from content in milliseconds, without impacting file fidelity or usability. It even works on password-protected and zipped files. Plus, it's an API, so it integrates with everything – including Microsoft 365. Learn more at Votiro.com.

Lazarus Group targets macOS users Geopolitics behind recent DDoS surge Meta takes on influence networks Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Votiro Can you trust that your content and data is free of malware and ransomware? With Votiro you can. Votiro removes evasive and unknown malware from content in milliseconds, without impacting file fidelity or usability. It even works on password-protected and zipped files. Plus, it's an API, so it integrates with everything – including Microsoft 365. Learn more at Votiro.com.

Jamf buys ZecOps Porn phishing scam turns into a DDoS Cloudflare announced secure eSIM offering Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Votiro Can you trust that your content and data is free of malware and ransomware? With Votiro you can. Votiro removes evasive and unknown malware from content in milliseconds, without impacting file fidelity or usability. It even works on password-protected and zipped files. Plus, it's an API, so it integrates with everything – including Microsoft 365. Learn more at Votiro.com.