Security incidents don’t fail because of a lack of tools; they fail because of a lack of insight. In an environment where every minute of downtime equals revenue loss, customer impact, and regulatory risk, root cause analysis has become a decisive factor in how effectively organizations execute incident response and stabilize operations. The difference between […]

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OT oversight is an expensive industrial paradox. It’s hard to believe that an area can be simultaneously underappreciated, underfunded, and under increasing attack. And yet, with ransomware hackers knowing that downtime equals disaster and companies not monitoring in kind, this is an open and glaring hole across many ecosystems. Even a glance at the numbers..

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AI is transforming enterprise productivity and reshaping the threat model at the same time. Unlike human users, agentic AI and autonomous agents operate at machine speed and inherit broad network permissions and embedded credentials. This creates new security and compliance … Read More

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As we look at the remainder of 2025 and beyond, the pace and sophistication of cyber attacks targeting the financial sector show no signs of slowing. In fact, based on research from Check Point’s Q2 Ransomware Report, the financial cybersecurity threat landscape is only intensifying. Gone are the days when the average hacker was a..

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In an era where data fuels every business decision, protecting that data has become a defining element of organisational resilience. Companies today depend on vast volumes of digital information, from customer records and financial details to proprietary research, making an effective Data Loss Prevention (DLP) strategy indispensable. Securing this information isn’t just about preventing cyberattacks; […]

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In this episode, we discuss the first reported AI-driven cyber espionage campaign, as disclosed by Anthropic. In September 2025, a state-sponsored Chinese actor manipulated the Claude Code tool to target 30 global organizations. We explain how the attack was executed, why it matters, and its implications for cybersecurity. Join the conversation as we examine the […]

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The world is becoming increasingly paperless, and most organizations, including federal agencies, are following suit. Switching from paper-based processes to digital ones offers great benefits. However, the security and compliance challenges that come with this shift aren’t to be taken lightly. As the federal government goes paperless to cut costs and modernize operational processes, a..

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In this episode, we discuss the newly released OWASP Top 10 for 2025. Join hosts Tom Eston, Scott Wright, and Kevin Johnson as they explore the changes, the continuity, and the significance of the update for application security. Learn about the importance of getting involved with the release candidate to provide feedback and suggestions. The […]

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A leading banking app was forced into a three-day shutdown after attackers exploited a small coding oversight that granted access to customer accounts. The flaw had quietly existed in the codebase for months, completely slipping past the development team. What made the incident even more frustrating was that a simple peer review could have identified […]

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The future of home robotics is here — and it’s a little awkward. Meet the NEO 1X humanoid robot, designed to help with chores but raising huge cybersecurity and privacy questions. We discuss what it can actually do, the risks of having an always-connected humanoid in your home, and why it’s definitely not the “Robot […]

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System Audit is a mandatory technical and compliance assessment introduced by SEBI and implemented by the National Stock Exchange (NSE). Its primary purpose is to ensure that every trading member or broker operates secure, reliable, and compliant IT systems capable of safeguarding investors and market operations. Note that this audit isn’t a superficial formality. It […]

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In this episode, we explore OpenAI’s groundbreaking release GPT Atlas, the AI-powered browser that remembers your activities and acts on your behalf. Discover its features, implications for enterprise security, and the risks it poses to privacy. Join hosts Tom Eston and Scott Wright as they discuss everything from the browser’s memory function to vulnerabilities like […]

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APIs have become the critical enablers of modern software ecosystems, powering seamless data exchange and integration across applications, platforms, and devices. From payment processing and social media to healthcare, IoT, and enterprise systems, APIs allow organizations to deliver functionality efficiently while connecting diverse software components. This growing interconnectivity also expands the surface for API security […]

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In episode 404 (no pun intended!) we discuss the recurring issue of DNS outages, the recent Amazon AWS disruption, and what this reveals about our dependency on cloud services. The conversation touches on the need for tested business continuity plans, the implications of DNS failures, and the misconceptions around cloud infrastructure’s automatic failover capabilities. ** […]

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