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Episode #66 - Dissecting Cybersecurity Frameworks - Part 2

This week, the guys continue to walk through the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, by discussing the Detect, Respond, and Recover control categories. They rant about logging, SIEMs, and incident response when you're facing a worst case scenario.



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Linux Nimbuspwn Flaws Could Allow Attackers to Deploy Sophisticated Threats

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T-Mobile Breached Again; Lapsus$ Behind the Attack
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CISA Adds 7 Vulnerabilities to List of Bugs Exploited in Attacks

Multi-vector DDoS Attacks on the Rise, Attackers Indiscriminate and Persistent
Emotet is Back From ‘Spring Break’ With New Nasty Tricks
Microsoft Details Rampant Cyber Warfare Corresponding to Russian Invasion

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