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Aired December 3, 2025, Peter House from Deep Tree discusses current cybersecurity threats with Mike Chmielewski.
Peter House explores the most recent hacking exploits potentially affecting all of us.
Mike Chielewski welcomes Peter House from Deep Tree to talk about current cybersecurity threats and tech issues.
Mike asked ChatGPT about any security issues in Alaska in the past month. ChatGPT answered that no major breach or attack has been recorded. Peter explains why, unless they are legally or statutorily mandated to report, companies will not announce breaches. Microsoft had some big news: Windows 10 is being put out to pasture, or is it?
Peter House from Deep Tree talks about current cybersecurity threats with host Mike Chmielewski.
Mike and Peter discussed the Anchorge Neighborhood Health Services breach, which involved 60,000 patients' records. Peter explained that healthcare is a favorite target due to the diverse information available in the records. Elections are coming up soon, and Mike asked Peter how likely it is for voting machines to be hacked.
Peter considers reversibility to be a key when making cybersecurity decisions, that is, base the decision on the difficulty of changing it. Peter reminds us to always go to a company's website directly. That is, never click on a link in an ad and look carefully at links that come in email or come up in a search before clicking it.
Peter House from Deep Tree talks with Mike Chmielewski about the newest threat firewalls. SonicWall is investigating this after a surge in Akira ransomware attacks targeting its Gen7 firewalls. If you use Gen7 SonicWall, please check or have your IT manager check to ensure SSLVPN is turned off. They also discussed hackers who use a long game compared to hackers who move in and out, looking for quick information.
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