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The FBI’s Brett Leatherman on LockBitSupp’s unmasking; a spyware reckoning in Poland
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In recent years, the persona known as LockbitSupp has emerged as a notorious figure in the cybercrime underground. The primary administrator of the LockBit ransomware, LockbitSupp has become fantastically wealthy operating the world’s most prolific ransomware. Last week, the FBI and a coalition of international law enforcement agencies unmasked LockbitSupp and indicted the man allegedly behind the persona — Dmitry Yuryevich Khoroshev — on charges related to his work running the highly popular ransomware service. FBI Deputy Assistant Director for Cyber Operations Brett Leatherman was one of the law enforcement officials involved in that operation, and he sits down with host Elias Groll to discuss the bureau’s work against LockBit and its broader efforts to combat cybercrime. CyberScoop reporter Tim Starks also joins the show to discuss Poland’s efforts to impose accountability for the abuse of spyware.
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In recent years, the persona known as LockbitSupp has emerged as a notorious figure in the cybercrime underground. The primary administrator of the LockBit ransomware, LockbitSupp has become fantastically wealthy operating the world’s most prolific ransomware. Last week, the FBI and a coalition of international law enforcement agencies unmasked LockbitSupp and indicted the man allegedly behind the persona — Dmitry Yuryevich Khoroshev — on charges related to his work running the highly popular ransomware service. FBI Deputy Assistant Director for Cyber Operations Brett Leatherman was one of the law enforcement officials involved in that operation, and he sits down with host Elias Groll to discuss the bureau’s work against LockBit and its broader efforts to combat cybercrime. CyberScoop reporter Tim Starks also joins the show to discuss Poland’s efforts to impose accountability for the abuse of spyware.
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1 Ken Bagnall on how companies can work with governments to take down malicious infrastructure 32:38
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In this episode, Greg Otto talks with Ken Bagnall, CEO of Silent Push Ken sheds light on the dynamics of the current cybercrime ecosystem. Ken reveals that a significant portion of the infrastructure is actually operated by affiliate networks using pre-existing technologies. During the discussion, Ken elaborates on how this ecosystem is fueled and examines the influential role played by affiliate groups, particularly those emerging from Africa and other developing countries. By offering these insights, the episode provides a fresh perspective on the often-overlooked aspects of global cybercrime operations. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Matt Kapko about the growing problem with remote IT workers from North Korea.…
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1 Edera’s Alex Zenla on how to make cloud computing and AI secure-by-design 47:20
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In this episode, Greg Otto talks with Edera co-founder and CTO Alex Zenla, charting her path from beginnings in Minecraft IRC channels to pioneering container isolation technology. Alex discusses her unique expertise in container security, GPU protection, and AI infrastructure, and how Edera is transforming the tech landscape with a commitment to balancing open-source benefits with robust security, setting new standards for cloud security's future. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Derek B. Johnson about a controversial executive order from Donald Trump that upends the way elections could be conducted in the future.…
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1 Allie Bohan on how to handle the non-technical side of a ransomware attack 35:51
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In this episode, Greg Otto talks with FTI Consulting’s Allie Bohan exploring the challenges organizations face in maintaining effective communication during cyberattacks. Allie and Greg uncover essential strategies for incidents, ensuring companies remain connected with stakeholders even when digital channels are compromised. We also talk on how to keep morale boosted within an organization during a time that many would consider one of the worst chapters in a business’s history. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Matt Kapko about who is sending those massively annoying scam text messages about unpaid toll violations.…
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1 Discover’s Sunil Mallik on the ever-changing roles of the CISO 38:34
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In this episode, Greg Otto talks with Sunil Mallik, the CISO of Discover Financial Services. Sunil shares his career path and the evolving challenges and responsibilities in cybersecurity, covering how he communicates with his board, strategic approaches to cybersecurity, and the importance of balancing technological investment with personnel training. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Tim Starks about Sean Plankey being nominated for CISA director. Editor's Note: At 13:42, Mallik misspoke about his former employer. He was previously employed by Freddie Mac, not Fannie Mae.…
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1 Chainguard’s Dan Lorenc on the next decade of software supply chain security 28:44
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In this episode, Greg Otto talks with Dan Lorenc, CEO and co-founder of Chainguard. They explore the challenges organizations face with CVE management, where dealing with vulnerabilities often drains valuable engineering resources. They also discuss how new visualization tools are redefining this landscape by offering clear insights into CVE trends, empowering teams to make informed decisions and optimize both security and efficiency in their software development processes. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Matt Kapko about the United States’ indictment of China-linked hackers.…
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1 Virtru’s John Ackerly on how the feds are keeping data secure and interoperable 34:29
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In this episode, Greg Otto talks with Virtru Co-founder and CEO John Ackerly , discussing the significance of open standards, the challenges and successes of implementing the Trusted Data Format across federal agencies, and the critical role of interoperability and compliance. John also gives us details on how close the country was to a national privacy law before the 9/11 attacks upended everything In our reporter chat, Greg talks with CyberScoop Tim Starks about a flurry of news around the Department of Homeland Security.…
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1 FBI’s Cynthia Kaiser on Salt Typhoon’s ‘indiscriminate’ data collection 20:10
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In this episode, you will hear Cynthia Kaiser, deputy assistant director in the bureau’s cyber division talk about the implications of the Salt Typhoon breach, which she spoke about during CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit. Kaiser characterized the breach as “a different level of insidiousness” from Beijing, one that reflects its “ambition and reckless aggression in cyberspace.” In our reporter chat, Greg talks with CyberScoop’s new cybercrime reporter Matt Kapko about a slew of reports around Russian nation-state cyber actors.…
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1 Chainalysis’ Jackie Burns-Koven on the drop in ransomware payments 32:52
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Greg Otto talks with Jackie Burns-Koven, Head of Cyber Threat Intelligence at Chainalysis. They discuss research from Chainalysis that shows a 35% drop in ransom payments over the second half of 2024. They also discuss the growing refusal of victims to pay ransoms and how attackers are adapting their tactics. Additionally, she highlights the influence of Ransomware-as-a-Service, the evolution of data leak sites, and the effectiveness of international collaboration in combating these cyber threats. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Tim Starks about the Trump administration’s nominee for national cyber director.…
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1 Google’s John Hultquist on how APTs are using generative AI 27:17
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Greg Otto talks with John Hultquist, Chief Analyst for Google Threat Intelligence Group. They explore the qualitative differences between AI-generated and human-crafted social engineering tactics, and discuss the technical limitations of AI when used by less sophisticated threat actors like those in North Korea. Additionally, the episode addresses the challenges posed by AI in cybersecurity, including how it accelerates attacks, the need for enhanced defense systems beyond current SOAR/XDR models, and a proposed roadmap for maturing autonomous AI frameworks in the coming years. In our reporter chat, Greg talks to Derek B. Johnson on the ongoing friction between Elon Musk, DOGE, and the federal government. . LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/musk-doge-opm-treasury-breach/…
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1 Hugh Thompson on what the SEC got right (and wrong) with its cyber incident reporting mandate 43:16
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Greg Otto talks with Hugh Thompson, Executive Chairman for RSAC Conference. Greg and Hugh discuss how the SEC's cyber disclosure regulations have fallen short of their intended purpose, failing to provide investors with enhanced transparency due to ongoing debates about materiality and insufficient market consequences. Additionally, they discuss the evolving regulatory landscape for 2025 and recent efforts to strengthen border gateway protocol (BGP) security. In our reporter chat, Greg talks to Derek B. Johnson on DeepSeek’s newfound fame and its time in the security spotlight.…
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1 Gabrielle Hempel on AI regulation on the federal and state level 39:55
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Greg Otto talks with Exabeam’s Gabrielle Hempel about the complex terrain of AI regulation at both the federal and state levels, offering a deep dive into the legislative challenges, and the balancing act of fostering innovation while protecting public interests. They also reflect on how public interaction with AI systems is shaping legislative efforts, aiming to provide a comprehensive exploration of the regulatory landscape and its implications for businesses. In our reporter chat, Greg talks to Tim Starks about a Congressional hearing that examined DHS’s elimination of the entire Cyber Safety Review Board’s roster. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/removal-cyber-safety-review-board-members/…
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1 Guidepoint Security’s Jason Baker on lessons learned from negotiations with ransomware groups 51:58
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As we head into 2025, Greg talks with Jason Baker, a ransomware negotiator for Guidepoint Security, on how ransomware has shifted and evolved, and the challenges it poses for businesses and governments alike. Jason also sheds light on the top threat actors, the future of international regulations and where they might fall concerning the contentious issue of paying ransoms, and what businesses can do to limit the damage if they are ever attacked. In our reporter chat, Greg talks to Tim Starks about the conversations happening in Washington, D.C. regarding enhanced offensive cybersecurity operations. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/aggressive-cyber-offense-trump-administration-us-strategy-debate/…
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1 Phil Venables on the State of the CISO 40:58
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In the first episode of 2025, Greg Otto dives into a conversation with Phil Venables, the Chief Information Security Officer of Google Cloud, who shares insights from his expansive career in cybersecurity. From his beginnings as Goldman Sachs' first CISO to his current role leading risk and security at Google, Phil discusses the evolving challenges CISOs face, including the impact of AI-powered cyber threats and strategies to prevent burnout. Discover Phil's perspectives on fostering a supportive organizational culture and the importance of proactive planning in strengthening cybersecurity resilience. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Derek Johnson about a hacker scheme that abuses the guardrails in generative AI.…
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1 Vik Phatak on the inherent issues in native cloud firewalls 32:05
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In the latest episode of Safe Mode, Greg Otto talks with Vik Phatak, Chairman and CEO of CyberRatings.org. Cyber Ratings recently released a report assessing the native firewalls provided by major cloud service providers like Microsoft, Google, and AWS. These cloud-native firewalls, included with their instances, were put to the test by Cyber Ratings to evaluate their effectiveness. The findings reveal significant shortcomings in relying solely on these built-in security measures. In our reporter chat, Greg Otto talks with Tim Starks about two interesting stories that chronicle the latest in the shady world of spyware. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/russian-surveillance-spyware-threat-citizen-lab/ https://cyberscoop.com/amnesty-international-exposes-serbian-polices-use-of-spyware-on-journalists-activists/…
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1 Emily Crose on the government’s long history with hackers 50:04
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In the latest episode of Safe Mode, Greg Otto talks with Emily Crose about her new book “Hack to The Future: How World Governments Relentlessly Pursue and Domesticate Hackers.” Emily explains how the US government managed to weaponize a subculture widely seen as misanthropic and awkward into a lever of power that now has far-reaching geopolitical implications In our reporter chat, Greg Otto talks with Tim Starks about the continued investigation and fallout of the Salt Typhoon hacks. Also in this episode: ThreatLocker CEO and Co-Founder Danny Jenkins joins SNG host Wyatt Kash in a sponsored podcast discussion on how implementing a layered approach to network security better protects government data. This segment was sponsored by ThreatLocker. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/senators-witnesses-3b-for-rip-and-replace-a-good-start-to-preventing-salt-typhoon-style-breaches/…
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1 GreyNoise’s Andrew Morris on using AI to find zero-days 44:03
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In the latest episode of Safe Mode, Greg Otto talks with Andrew Morris, founder and chief architect of GreyNoise. Greg and Andrew talk about some recent work GreyNoise has released including one of the first instances where threat detection has been augmented by AI to discover zero-day vulnerabilities. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Tim Starks about his interview with the president of Dakota State University, and how she sees the state’s politicians impacting cybersecurity in a Trump administration. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/south-dakota-cybersecurity-leadership-2025/…
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1 The evolution of Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit 1:01:41
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In the latest episode of Safe Mode, we talk to Peter Anaman, principal investigator in Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit. Peter takes us on a deep dive on how the Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) has morphed since its inception in 2008. We'll explore how investigative approaches have evolved over the years and discuss how cybercriminals are adapting in response to disruptive actions. In our reporter chat, Greg Otto talks with Christian Vasquez about Cape, a new mobile phone company looking to change the privacy game with a hardened phone that doesn’t keep metadata, while also adhering to the strict U.S. criminal and national security laws. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/cape-phone-privacy-calea-tracking/…
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1 Securing the Skies: Aerospace Cybersecurity with David Brumley 35:46
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In this episode, Greg Otto chats with David Brumley, an offensive cybersecurity professor at Carnegie Mellon and CEO of Mayhem Security, as he is collaborating with the FAA and airplane manufacturers to tackle critical software security challenges in the aerospace industry. David delves into the most pressing cybersecurity threats facing aircraft today, examines the types of software currently in use on airplanes, and highlights areas of concern within the broader aerospace sector. He also discusses potential strategies the FAA could employ to strengthen cybersecurity in aviation. Also in this episode: ThreatLocker co-founder and CEO Danny Jenkins joins SNG host Wyatt Kash in a sponsored podcast discussion on why zero trust and least privilege access are foundational to how critical infrastructure enterprises should secure their operations today. This segment was sponsored by ThreatLocker. Greg also chats with Tim Starks about the latest cybersecurity news related to the incoming Trump administration. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/dhs-nominee-kristi-noem-cyber-grants-trump-admin/…
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1 What will GenAI regulation look like in 2025? 27:00
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In the latest episode of Safe Mode, Greg Otto talked with Casey Bleeker, CEO of the generative AI security firm SurePath AI, about the future of AI regulation in the U.S. and how it might unfold compared to other countries in 2025. They explore whether AI oversight will differ from state to state, mirroring the current landscape of data privacy laws. Additionally, they discuss the challenges of formulating and passing a comprehensive national AI regulation. Greg also reviews a September piece by Tim Starks that looked at who would be in line to run the cybersecurity leadership of a forthcoming Trump administration. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/trump-cybersecurity-second-term-white-house-cisa/…
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1 Special CyberTalks Edition with National Cyber Director Harry Coker 31:26
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In case you didn't have the chance to attend CyberTalks, we have the keynote address from the event: National Cyber Director Harry Coker highlighted the White House's focus on strategy and policy to address internet routing vulnerabilities, particularly with the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). Coker emphasized the importance of Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) for authenticating BGP routing information, acknowledging its slow adoption and implementation challenges, but reported progress with expectations for significant federal coverage by year's end. In our reporter chat, Greg Otto talks with Tim Starks about his story examining the legal barriers anti-spyware advocates are dealing with in a number of high-profile court cases aimed at bringing victims justice. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/spyware-court-cases-nso-group-meta-whatsapp-apple/…
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1 DomainTools’ Sean McNee on how China is watching the Russia-Ukraine conflict 31:03
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In this episode, we delve into the escalating cyber threat posed by China with guest Sean McNee, Head of Threat Research at DomainTools. Sean shares insights on how China is closely observing the ongoing cyberwar between Russia and Ukraine to strategize its potential moves concerning Taiwan. In our reporter chat, Greg Otto talks with Derek B. Johnson about the U.S. government’s attempt to rein in data brokers and bulk data collection by “countries of concern.” LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/justice-department-data-broker-regulation-china-russia-iran/…
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1 ReversingLabs’ Saša Zdjelar on the ‘black box’ of commercial software 29:41
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This episode of Safe Mode explores the critical issue of software supply chain security with Saša Zdjelar, ReversingLabs' chief trust officer. Discover why the hidden components of commercial off-the-shelf software pose significant risks to enterprises and how current security practices fall short. We'll discuss the explosive growth in breaches due to third-party software, the limited utility of Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs), and the need for more comprehensive security assessments. Saša will share insights on how to effectively "open the black box," enabling companies to identify threats and ensure compliance before deploying applications. In our reporter chat, CyberScoop senior reporter Tim Starks talks with Greg Otto about the indictments brought against Anonymous Sudan. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/alleged-anonymous-sudan-leaders-charged-prolific-gangs-tool-disabled/…
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1 Cal-Berkeley’s Elijah Baucom on how students are helping nonprofits avoid spyware 28:54
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How can small nonprofits and civic organizations defend themselves against some of the most insidious malware on the planet? By reaching out to Elijah Baucom. The director of Citizen Clinic at UC Berkeley, Baucom runs a public-interest cybersecurity program that trains students to support organizations in defending against cyber threats. A digital security expert and educator, Baucom talks with Greg Otto about making cybersecurity resources accessible to all students and vulnerable groups, drawing on his extensive background in management consulting and network engineering. In our reporter chat, Greg talks with Derek Johnson about the work OpenAI is doing to prevent malicious actors from user generative AI in their schemes. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/openai-threat-report-foreign-influence-generative-ai/…
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1 Mandiant’s Michael Barnhart on the North Korean IT worker crisis 38:22
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Since 2022, Mandiant has tracked North Korean IT workers who, posing as non-North Koreans, secure employment in various industries to fund DPRK's weapons programs, often engaging in cyber intrusions with the help of foreign facilitators. In this episode, CyberScoop Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto talks with Mandiant’s Michael Barnhart on what is going on in terms of North Korea’s goals, and how organizations can take precautions to prevent remote worker fraud. Greg also talks to CyberScoop reporter AJ Vicens on the latest LockBit takedown, which was conducted by a host of different countries. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/russian-cybercrime-raids-cryptex-uaps/…
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1 Trellix’s John Fokker on the latest cybercriminal snapshot 40:09
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CyberScoop Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto was out at Mandiant's mWISE conference last week, and talked with Trellix’s head of threat intelligence, John Fokker, about a host of different subjects. In the first portion of the interview, Greg and John discuss how the Ransomware-as-a-Service landscape has changed in the past year, and how threat actors have adjusted to the changes the industry has made in order to stop their schemes. In the second half, Greg and John talk about threat actors’ use of AI, which is in its experimentation phrase (like everyone else). In the reporter chat, Greg talks with AJ Vicens about research that shows how the walls are closing in on a suspect responsible for breaches tied to Snowflake. LINK: https://cyberscoop.com/snowflake-hacker-judische-labscon-2024/…
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1 How organizations are handing AI security 42:59
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AI is transforming how companies secure their IT infrastructure, especially in industries like airlines, health care, retail, and telecommunications, which rely on applications and APIs for seamless digital experiences. However, there's a risk of companies improperly deploying AI tools or using insecure vendors, potentially leading to widespread data breaches and operational outages. CyberScoop Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto talks with F5 Networks CTO Kunal Anand about the increasing challenges in IT security and complexity as more AI applications are adopted and what companies should focus on to safeguard their systems as policies and regulations evolve. CyberScoop reporter Derek B. Johnson also sits down with Greg to talk about a congressional hearing that heavily focused on cybersecurity issues for election officials ahead of November.…
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1 We’re back! RunSafe CEO Joe Saunders on secure-by-design in IoT devices 30:28
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Secure-by-design transforms secure code from an afterthought to an inherent feature, weaving a resilient shield directly into the fabric of every application and device from the ground up. But while everyone’s mind gravitates toward the ocean of software we all use, how does secure-by-design translate to the Internet of Things? In this episode, CyberScoop Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto talks with RunSafe CEO Joe Saunders on how to incentivize manufacturers to create secure IoT devices. CyberScoop reporter Christian Vasquez also sits down with Greg to talk about two projects launched at this year’s DEF CON aimed at using volunteers to respond to localized cyber incidents.…
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1 Ted Schlein on the cybersecurity industry and the latest twist in the Trump-Iran hacking saga 46:18
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If you want to understand cybersecurity policy, it’s not enough to focus on Washington D.C. — you have to also grok the American tech industry. Few people have bridged that divide more effectively than Ted Schlein, the legendary venture capitalist who is currently at Ballistic Ventures. On this episode of Safe Mode, he sits down with host Elias Groll to discuss Washington D.C., Silicon Valley and the relationship between the two. CyberScoop senior reporter AJ Vicens also joins the show to discuss the latest developments regarding Iran’s efforts to hack Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.…
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1 Hack-and-leak op targets Trump; a technical deep dive with John Hammond on the CrowdStrike outage 32:20
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With Election Day rapidly approaching in the United States, the Trump campaign claims that the first major hack-and-leak operation has arrived. After a handful of U.S. media outlets received leaked material on vice presidential candidate JD Vance, the Trump campaign said it had been the victim of an Iranian hacking operation. On this episode of Safe Mode, CyberScoop senior reporter Tim Starks sits down with host Elias Groll to discuss what we know about the operation and its significance. Also on this episode, John Hammond of Huntress provides a technical deep dive on how an errant CrowdStrike software update managed to break large parts of the internet.…
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1 A deep dive with Tim Starks on the Biden administration's cybersecurity initiatives 44:35
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An epidemic of ransomware, cyberattacks on gas pipelines, Chinese infiltration of American critical infrastructure — these are just some of the cybersecurity issues the Biden administration has tackled during the president’s first term in office. With President Joe Biden’s time in office winding down, it’s worth taking stock: Has his administration managed to move the needle on cybersecurity? On this episode of Safe Mode, CyberScoop Senior Reporter Tim Starks sits down with host Elias Groll to discuss the administration’s numerous cybersecurity initiatives and to consider their impact.…
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