Cybersecurity Headlines – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Iranian hackers exploit Windows flaw to elevate privileges

Microsoft deprecates PPTP and L2TP VPN protocols in Windows Server

NATO's 'most experienced expert on cyber rotated out of cyber section

Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Conveyor 

What's the ultimate jumpscare? 

That moment when the security questionnaire in the portal didn't auto-save all your work. 

Good news: with Conveyor, that's one horror you won't have to face. 

Conveyor is the market leader in instant, generative AI answers for security questionnaires, no matter the format.

They even offer a zero-touch option for portal-based questionnaires where you can just paste the URL, and the AI automatically answers the questions and exports them back to the portal for you. 

Don't let security questionnaires haunt your workflow. Learn more at www.conveyor.com.

Get the story behind the headlines at CISOSeries.com.

Pokémon game developer breached

TrickMo hits with 40 new trojan variants

Nation-state actor exploits Ivanti zero-days

Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Conveyor 

It's spooky season, and nothing's scarier than all of your account execs asking if you're done with their customer security questionnaires. Don't worry—Conveyor is here to help.

Conveyor's market leading AI automates the most time-consuming parts of customer security reviews: answering security questionnaires and sharing security docs like your SOC 2 with customers.

Get instant AI answers to questionnaires and host an enterprise-grade trust center where customers can download documents and self-serve answers to their own questions.

End the horror show. Try it for free at www.conveyor.com.

Get the story behind the headlines at CISOSeries.com.

Insurance giant Globe Life facing extortion attempts after data theft from subsidiary

Infamous hacker USDoD possibly arrested in Brazil

Anonymous Sudan masterminds indicted

Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Conveyor 

It's spooky season, and nothing's scarier than all of your account execs asking if you're done with their customer security questionnaires. Don't worry—Conveyor is here to help.

Conveyor's market leading AI automates the most time-consuming parts of customer security reviews: answering security questionnaires and sharing security docs like your SOC 2 with customers.

Get instant AI answers to questionnaires and host an enterprise-grade trust center where customers can download documents and self-serve answers to their own questions.

End the horror show. Try it for free at www.conveyor.com.

Get the story behind the headlines at CISOSeries.com.

Putting AI models to the EU test

Chinese researchers don't break classical encryption… yet

Chinese group calls for security reviews on all Intel products

Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Conveyor 

There's so many reasons why infosec and presales teams choose Conveyor for automating their security reviews, but here are the main three:

One—Conveyor's market-leading AI provides instant, accurate answers to any format of security questionnaire—without requiring constant knowledge base updates and maintenance.

Two—Conveyor offers an enterprise-grade trust center that automates every customer security review request, so you're not constantly distracted with questions and SOC 2 requests.

And three—Conveyor's sales team. They're actually fun to work with.

Learn more at www.conveyor.com.

Get the story behind the headlines at CISOSeries.com.

VW says IT infrastructure unaffected after alleged data theft

Finland seizes servers of 'Sipultie' dark web market

Calgary Public Library services limited after cyberattack

Thanks to today's episode sponsor, Conveyor 

Does the thought of a whopper 300 question security questionnaire in your most dreaded portal give you nightmares?

Conveyor can help you sleep peacefully.

How? They are the market leaders in instant and accurate AI answers to any format of security questionnaire.

They even offer a zero-touch option for portal-based questionnaires—just paste the URL, and ConveyorAI automatically answers the questions and exports them back to the portal for you.

End the nightmares. Try it for free at www.conveyor.com.

Get the story behind the headlines at CISOSeries.com.

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This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with guest Steve Person, CISO, Cambia Health

Thanks to our show sponsor, Conveyor

It's spooky season, and nothing's scarier than all of your account execs asking if you're done with their customer security questionnaires. Don't worry—Conveyor is here to help. 

Conveyor's market leading AI automates the most time-consuming parts of customer security reviews: answering security questionnaires and sharing security docs like your SOC 2 with customers.

Get instant AI answers to questionnaires and host an enterprise-grade trust center where customers can download documents and self-serve answers to their own questions.

End the horror show. Try it for free at www.conveyor.com.

All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com

Microsoft warns it lost some customers' security logs for a month

Omni Family Health data breach impacts almost half a million individuals

Internet Archive breached again through stolen access tokens

Thanks to today's episode sponsor, SpyCloud

It turns out infostealer infections are a major contributing factor to a company's ransomware risk, with some industries faring better than others. Get the new research from our sponsor, SpyCloud, and see if your ransomware defense strategy stacks up against your peers. Visit spycloud.com/headlines

Find the stories behind the headlines at CISOseries.com.

Proposed rules ban U.S. companies from selling sensitive data

Cisco data stolen by IntelBroker

Nidec breach exposes 50,000+ documents

Thanks to today's episode sponsor, SpyCloud

Did you know that infostealer malware can be a precursor to ransomware? Infostealers are a trending tactic used by cybercriminals to exfiltrate valuable identity data like credentials, PII, and session cookies. According to recent SpyCloud research, 75% of organizations were affected by ransomware more than once in the past year! Visit spycloud.com/headlines to find out how to keep your organization from becoming one of the statistics.

Four cyber companies fined for SolarWinds disclosure failures

Zendesk helps Internet Archive after hacker breached email system

Samsung zero-day under active exploit

Thanks to today's episode sponsor, SpyCloud

Researchers at SpyCloud recently found that one in five individuals was infected with infostealer malware in the last year. Unfortunately, research now confirms that infostealer infections open the door to ransomware. But organizations with visibility into identity data stolen by malware infections are better-suited to prevent a future attack. Learn more about the connection between infostealers and ransomware in SpyCloud's new report at spycloud.com/headlines.

CISA proposes new security requirements for personal data

Fortinet patches actively exploited zero-day

UK report on Cyber Essentials certification

Thanks to today's episode sponsor, SpyCloud

Stolen data is a hot commodity for cybercriminals. Using infostealer malware, bad actors can siphon valid session cookies from employee devices, scoring the keys to access your networks and systems. According to SpyCloud's latest research, security teams are now seeing stolen cookies among the top three entry points for initial access for ransomware. Get the full insights, including other risk factors at spycloud.com/headlines.