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This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, Jan 17-21, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, Julie Tsai, Cybersecurity Leader

Thanks to our episode sponsor, Datadog

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NATO and Ukraine sign deal to boost cybersecurity

Microsoft Sees Log4j attacks exploiting SolarWinds Serv-U bug

Large-scale cyberattack hits the Red Cross

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CISA warns of data-wiping attacks

EU working on its own DNS service

Biden expands the NSA's cybersecurity purview

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Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics app loaded with privacy risks

Europol shuts down cybercriminals' VPN service of choice

Newspaper accuses Israeli police of spying on its own citizens

Thanks to our episode sponsor, Datadog

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Ukraine points fingers in recent cyber attacks

Another dark web marketplace calls it quits

Renewable energy targeted for cyber espionage

Thanks to our episode sponsor, Datadog

In Datadog's upcoming webinar, you'll learn how to best utilize the suite of Datadog Cloud Security products to identify the root cause of an attack and how a unified platform provides real-time threat-detection and continuous configuration audits across applications, hosts, containers and cloud infrastructure. Visit datadoghq.com/ciso to register for the webinar in the time zone most convenient for you and attendees will also get a chance to win a Datadog t-shirt.

Microsoft discloses malware attack on Ukraine government networks

New unpatched Apple Safari browser bug allows cross-site user tracking

Now you can get your vulnerability alerts by phone

Thanks to our episode sponsor, Datadog

Join Datadog in their upcoming webinar to learn how to dissect the anatomy of an attack vector in the cloud with the use of their unified Cloud Security Platform. Visit datadoghq.com/ciso to register for the webinar in the time zone most convenient for you and attendees will also get a chance to win a Datadog t-shirt.

For the stories behind the headlines, head to CISOseries.com.

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This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, Jan 10-14, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, Tyler Young, Director, Information Security, Relativity

Thanks to our episode sponsor, BlackBerry

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New undetected backdoor runs across three OS platforms

Microsoft RDP bug enables data theft, smart-card hijacking

Ukrainian police arrests ransomware gang that hit over 50 firms

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EU planning supply chain attack simulations

TellYouThePass ransomware returns

A look at Senate confirmations for cyber positions

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Apple to allow third-party app payment options in South Korea

Hotel chain switches to Chrome OS to recover from ransomware attack

Hackers leveraging Log4j to install NightSky ransomware

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