On this episode of Cyberwatch, a container flaw could cause a huge headache for NVIDIA's AI services, SolarWinds is in the news again with file transfer woes and we have a personal cybersecurity safety tip for Cybersecurity Awareness Month, today, in Cyberwatch.

On this episode of CyberWatch, hackers hit the road to attack car dealers, sports organizations provide a profitable new playing field for cyber criminals, and the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities database gets a new entry for cyber defenders to worry about. All this and a personal safety tip to open Cybersecurity Awareness Month, today, in CyberWatch.

On this episode of CyberWatch, the money is in, and out of, cryptocurrency exchanges, qubits are coming for your encryption, and there's a solid reminder that people are as important as technology when it comes to keeping data secure. All this and details on a gaggle of vulnerabilities and exploits both old and new, today, in CyberWatch.

On this episode of CyberWatch, a critical vulnerability in Apache OFBiz, cyber criminals who couldn't resist going for gold around the Paris Olympics, and a fundamental flaw in browsers isn't new, but it's still dangerous. All this and a conversation with Shaun Waterman who wrote the recent CyberWatch article on the cyberattack on blood supplier OneBlood, today, in CyberWatch.

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On this episode of Cyberwatch, cyber-criminals can't stop attacking healthcare organizations, LinkedIn might be riskier than you know, a hypervisor vulnerability has an active exploit in the wild, and Texas says Meta's privacy failures are worth a cool 1.4 billion dollars.

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On this episode of Cyberwatch, patients are left to feel much of the pain in a hospital cyber-attack, an old vulnerability in Docker requires a new sense of dedication for remediation, and we learn that money may make the world go around but it won't solve all the cybersecurity problems facing companies today.

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On this episode of CyberWatch, a cyber-attack has made it more complicated to be born or die in Florida; there are best practices to consider if you don't want to become the next Florida; an attacker reached out and touched the data of some 109 million AT&T customers; large-language models can be big-time manipulated; and customers want to stay well outside the Blast-RADIUS vulnerability to remain secure.

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On this episode of Cyberwatch, there's a push for a new Microsoft software license at the Pentagon, a new reason to be concerned with biometric security, a new way to think about shared responsibility, along with a major breach in the Sunshine State.

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CyberWatch, by Access Point Consulting, is your weekly source for emerging cybersecurity news, regulatory updates, and threat intelligence. Backed by experts in security consulting, regulatory compliance, and security operations, Access Point enables you to manage cyber risks, respond to incidents, and drive innovation in your company. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or watch on YouTube.