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Security Breach — 161 episodes

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LISTEN: Security Breach: 'Prevention is Damn Near Impossible'

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The Hard Realities of OT Cybersecurity

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Focus on Hitting Lower, Not Harder

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'Defense in Depth is Dead'

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Countering New-Age, State-Sponsored Industrial Hackers

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Taking Down of a North Korean Remote Access Scam

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Multiple Paths to Zero Trust - Channeling D&D, LOTR and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

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The Bad Guy's Different Set of Rules

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Finding the Soul of a Pirate

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Analyzing, Responding to the Inevitable Uptick in Iranian Cyberattacks

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Hybrid Warfare is Upon You

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Security Breach: Strengthening Your Weakest Links

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Clarifying the Big-Picture Impacts of CMMC

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Shiny Objects and the Power of Preparation

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You Don't Have to Out-Tech the Hacker

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Speaking the Right Language

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Why People Are Not the Biggest Risk

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Preserving Uptime in the Face of Evolving Attacks

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New Patching Strategies for Old Vulnerabilities

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The Wild & Weird of Industrial Cybersecurity

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Using AI to Stay Ahead of the Hack

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Threat Landscape Update

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Cure Me or Kill Me - The Little Things That Escalate Attacks

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Being 'Proactively Paranoid, Not Paralyzed'

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Why More Hackers Are Logging On Than Breaking In

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You Think You Know Me

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Avoiding the Ostrich Approach

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'We've Made Our Own Prison'

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Dark AI Speeding Hacker Evolution

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Why Ransomware, Credential Theft and Phishing Schemes Persist

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Unsecure Webcam Was All a Ransomware Group Needed

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IABs, Dark Web Fueling Ransomware Surge

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Manufacturing’s Internal Cyber Struggles

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Observations of an Ethical Hacking Researcher

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The Evolution of OT Vulnerabilities

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The Legacy of AI in Cybersecurity

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A Happy Ending to the Latest ICS Hack

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The Biggest Hacks of 2024

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Looking Back to Move Forward

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AI Is Exposing Your Most Vulnerable Attack Surface

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Minimizing Hacks by Focusing on Uptime

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What Cybersecurity Can Learn from Tom Brady

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Threat Landscape Update

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The Little Things That Kill

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Phishing Attack Defense 'Not Rocket Science'

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Legacy Mindsets Are Helping Hackers Weaponize Networks

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Using Force Multipliers to Protect Against Next-Gen Stuxnet

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Never Let a Good Hack Go to Waste

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Finding Your 'Creative Maliciousness'

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Getting Past the Whack-A-Mole Approach

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Inside the Growing Complexity of Ransomware Hacking Groups

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Time to 'Rip off the Band-Aid' to Ensure Security

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Combating the 20th Century Mafia with a Stronger Human Firewall

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Tearing Down the 'Set It and Forget It' Mindset

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Bridging the IT-OT Divide

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'There's No Bulletproof Vest' in Cybersecurity

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Are We Over-Connected?

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The $25M 'Wake-Up Call' Supply Chain Hack

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The Dollars and Sense of Cybersecurity

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There's No 'Plant the Flag' Moment in Cybersecurity

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'Nobody Should Get Ransomwared'

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The Protection and Productivity of Zero Trust

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OT's Legacy Tech Challenges

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Shutting Down 'Spy Board' Threats

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The OT Threat Landscape's Infectious Nature

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Knowing How to Arm Yourself for Battle

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Supply Chains Are a Hacker's Gateway

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The Hacks!

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Security Breach: Predictions That Landed

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DMZs, Alarm Floods and Prepping for 'What If?'

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Weaponizing Secure-By-Design

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The Impacts of Over-Connectivity and Mobile Defeatism

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Hackers Learn How to Attack You, From You

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The Largest Attack Surface - People

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Avoiding a 'Chicken Little' Cybersecurity Strategy

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Cybersecurity's Greatest Weapon - Awareness

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Chasing Cyber Ghosts

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Missteps Creating 'An Internal Collection of Hackers'

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Leveraging Threat Intelligence Data

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The Hacker's Most Lucrative Attack

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SBOMs, AI and the Crown Jewels

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Tech Debt and the Unsexy Side of Cybersecurity

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What Happens When a Torque Wrench Gets Hacked

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AI, ChatGPT Fueling Surge in Ransomware

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New Strategies for Old-School Hacks

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Learning from the Dark Side

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The Growing Impact of Hacktivists and State-Sponsored Groups

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Vulnerability Data from 'The Wild'

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Walking the Line

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Breaking Down the Boeing Hack

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Turning Up the Cat & Mouse Game

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This is the Way ... to Beat Hackers

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Criminal Organizations Know You

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Patches, PLCs and Making it Harder for Hackers

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Why AI is Your Biggest Threat and Most Powerful Ally

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The Ransomware Roller Coaster

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'There's A Train Wreck Coming'

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'They're Hitting Everyone They Can'

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How Hackers are Targeting Vehicles and Fleets

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Doubling Down to Beat the Hackers

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Inside the Summer's Biggest Industrial Hacks

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Avoiding 'Shiny New Objects'

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Knowing 'What is Good'

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Security Breach: 'The Edge Always Goes to the Attacker'

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Phishing Lessons and 'Shifting the Target'

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The Growing Problem of 'Insecure by Design'

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Cloud Apps are Elevating Malware Threats

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AI - Use It or Lose!

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The Best Way to Identify, Defeat Hackers

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The Impressive and Terrifying Evolution of Ransomware Gangs

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Humans, 'Promiscuous Devices' Creating More Threats

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Enemies at the Gate

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The Bad Guys Are Salivating Over Manufacturing

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More than Security, Cyber Defense Is 'Life Safety'

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Making Hackers Pay (Literally)

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Hackers Want to Steal, Extort Competitive Advantages

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An Unlikely Assist from Ransomware and the Looming Threats of AI

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Trusting the Creative Hacker

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The Cybercriminal's Favorite Pastime

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Balancing The Light and Dark Forces of Technology

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Thinking Like the Bad Guy

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Breaking Down the Dole Foods Ransomware Attack

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The Air Gap Lie and The Spectrum of Extortion

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Latest Ransomware Attacks Educate, then Humiliate

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Hiding, Not Running from Hackers

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Hacker's Insight: 'How Can I Make Stuff Worse'

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When Seeing the Attack Isn't Enough to Stop It

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People Are Part of the Damage

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Because Hackers are Working Harder

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Our Cyber Defense Gets a D+

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Protecting Against 'Dormant Footholds' and Knowing You're a Target

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The Little Things Are Still Killing

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Why the Good Guys are Losing

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A Little Social Engineering Goes a Long Way

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Embracing The Devil Inside to Stifle Hackers

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No Place to Hide When You Have Money and Data

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From Attacking ISIS to Industrial Controls - Is GhostSec a Hacktivist or Threat?

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Darknet Diaries Host Lifts the Veil on Cyberattack Secrecy

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The Hack You Helped Create

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The Cloud is on Fire - Promise vs. Problem

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When Cyber Gangs 'Get Loud' - Responding to Dynamite Panda, LockBit and Others

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Lessons Learned from DarkSide and the Solar Winds Hack

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The Growing (and Frightening) Complexity of Ransomware Groups

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Breaking Down the Silos

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Latest Tools of Choice for Hackers: Raspberry Robin and BlackCat

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Revisiting the JBS Ransomware Attack One Year Later

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Cyber Hygiene and Putin's Army of Criminal Hackers

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Preventing Ransomware Attacks Through Cyber Maintenance

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'The Industry's Attack Surface Has Exploded'

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'The Bad Guys Are Smart, Too'

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DDoS Attacks - (Part II): Preparation is Prevention

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DDoS Attacks (Part 1): 'They're Super Easy and Free'

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Know Your Enemy

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Don't Fear the Hacker — Drop Some S-BOMs

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Ransomware, Log4J and When — not if — You're Hacked

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'Hackers Are Heartless Bastards'

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'Hackers are Lazy. Scammers are Misfits.'

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Why Phishing Schemes Continue to Flourish

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Inside a Phishing Scheme

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The Dangerous Reality of Your Cybersecurity Blast Radius

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There's a Lot of Reasons October Could Be Terrifying