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Episode #115 - What is Cyber Resilience?

Most people understand that it's not a matter of if an organization is going to be attacked, but when. This week, the guys dive into discussing the preparation that helps make organizations resilient and ready to recover after an attack. 

Headlines From Episode:

FBI: Scammers Are Sending Couriers to Collect Cash From Victims

Microsoft reveals in SEC filing that executive emails breached by Russian APT

ROOT ACCESS VULNERABILITY IN GNU LIBRARY C (GLIBC) IMPACTS MANY LINUX
DISTROS

EXPERTS DETAILED MICROSOFT OUTLOOK FLAW THAT CAN LEAK NTLM V2 HASHED
PASSWORDS

Microsoft Teams phishing pushes DarkGate malware via group chats

Citibank sued over failure to defend customers against hacks, fraud

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Albabat, Kasseika, Kuiper: New Ransomware Gangs Rise with Rust and Golang

Multiple PoC Exploits Released for Jenkins Flaw CVE-2024-23897

Vulnerabilities in WatchGuard, Panda Security Products Lead to Code Execution

Apple patches iOS, MacOS 0day that ‘may have been exploited’

CISA: Critical SharePoint bug actively exploited

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