Cal-Berkeley’s Elijah Baucom on how students are helping nonprofits avoid spyware
Elijah Baucom, Director of Citizen Clinic at UC Berkeley
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Mandiant’s Michael Barnhart on the North Korean IT worker crisis
Michael Barnhart, DPRK Operations at Mandiant
Trellix’s John Fokker on the latest cybercriminal snapshot
John Fokker, Head of Threat Intelligence at Trellix; AJ Vicens, Senior Reporter for CyberScoop
How organizations are handling AI security
Kunal Anand, CTO of F5 Networks; CyberScoop's Derek B Johnson
We’re back! RunSafe CEO Joe Saunders on secure-by-design in IoT devices
Christian Vasquez, Reporter for CyberScoop; Joe Saunders, CEO of RunSafe
New ransomware variant has BlackCat-like similarities, report says
The new malware identified by Morphisec is named after an old internet mystery: Cicada3301.
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Online scam cycles are getting shorter and more effective, Chainalysis finds
As enforcement and attribution have improved, scammers are ditching static infrastructure and drawn-out schemes for shorter campaigns that use disposable assets.
Iranian-linked hackers collaborate with ransomware affiliates, feds say
The group's side hustle may not have explicit permission from its Iranian government sponsor.
Ted Schlein on the cybersecurity industry and the latest twist in the Trump-Iran hacking saga
Ted Schlein, Chairman and General Partner at Ballistic Ventures; AJ Vicens, Sr. Reporter for CyberScoop
Hack-and-leak op targets Trump; a technical deep dive with John Hammond on the CrowdStrike outage
John Hammond of Huntress; Tim Starks, Sr. Reporter at CyberScoop