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Let’s talk about CrowdStrike’s quality assurance failures! Thanks to Help Net Security for publishing my opinion piece. Take a look for a more in-depth explanation of how the bad update made it to over 8 million devices and caused widespread global o

Let’s break down the CrowdStrike outage in non-technical terms!

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Not sure who need this resource, but Microsoft updated its Recovery Tool for the CrowdStrike issue on Windows endpoints:

Here is the link to the Microsoft Tech Community Support Site:

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/intune-customer-success/new-r

The recent CrowdStrike outage, that continues to have global implications, reinforces the fact that cybersecurity solutions help manage cyber attack risks, but can also be a source of risk. The level of system access, which is necessary to provide se

As an AT&T customer, I did receive the unwelcome news that they suffered a data breach.

Here is a rundown for what you should to know.

BREACH DETAILS

· This is a sizable data breach of about 109 million customers

· Call and text interactions from May 1,

This is the replay of the live LinkedIn interview with Matthew Rosenquist (CISO at Mercury Risk. - Formerly Intel Corp, Cybersecurity Strategist, Board Advisor, Keynote Speaker) to discuss the Rise of Aggressive Nation State Capabilities. Hosted by A

Google wants to up-sell enterprise Gmail users for AI security enhancements, when in reality the feature is mitigating the advances that attackers are making through their own innovative use of AI, making their Social Engineering attacks more effecti

YouTube has announced that it will facilitate requests to remove AI generated content that is created to look or sound like you.

It is a nice gesture on behalf of YouTube, but the process to protect from deepfakes is not scalable.  The attackers will

The Cybersecurity Vault - episode 35, with guest Mikko Hypponen. 

Some of the most aggressive cyber attacks originate out of Russia.  The 2022 invasion of Ukraine was a pivotal moment for nation state attacks.  Mikko is close to the front lines and on

The Cybersecurity Vault - episode 34, with guest Chase Cunningham.

We take a hard look at when organizations make big cybersecurity mistakes, how the attackers see those as opportunities, and how they will maneuver to take advantage.

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Last month, we were thrilled to have Bruce Schneier join us at the CISO Platform Summit 2024 in a fireside chat with Bikash Barai.

Bruce is one of the foremost cryptographers and a leading mind in cybersecurity. Often referred to as the "security guru

As the saying goes “Culture trumps strategy”, which very much holds true when it comes to cybersecurity!   Pooja Shimpi, Sameer Gemawat, and I discuss strategies leaders can use to promote a robust security mindset and a security-first approach withi

When cybersecurity researchers break the law, destroy their reputation, and make the bug-bounty research community look bad.

TL:DR Researchers found a vulnerability in a cryptocurrency exchange. They notified the company, but then exploited the bug to

Live tomorrow June 7th 2024 on LinkedIn at noon Pacific/2pm CT — Join a brand new Voice America episode of And Security For All!

Matthew Rosenquist, CISO and Cybersecurity Strategist at Mercury Risk and Compliance, Inc., will be joining Jonathan Kimmi

Microsoft created Recall as a tool to benefit the user, but it has far more value to cybercriminals, hackers, data brokers, digital extortionists, and malicious insiders!

In today’s video, I discuss the risks and what Microsoft should do to protect us

Operation Endgame has taken down a major cyber criminal infrastructure. This is important, but likely not for the reasons you may think.

The multi-national law enforcement effort, led by EUROPOL, seized over 100 servers and 2 thousand domains that hos

The discussion explores the potential impact of cybersecurity incidents, such as the SolarWinds case, on the insurance industry. There's speculation about whether insurers will adapt their offerings to accommodate the demand for specialized coverage,