The 443 - Security Simplified

This week on the podcast, we discuss another cybercrime marketplace takedown dubbed Operation Cookie Monster. After that, we discuss Microsoft's attempts to limit the distribution of a popular hacking toolkit. Finally, we discuss a recent analysis by Dr. Ken Tindell of Canis Automotive Labs around how criminals were able to steal his friend's Toyota Rav4.

You can view Dr. Ken Tindell's full blog post here: https://kentindell.github.io/2023/04/03/can-injection/

This week on The 443, we discuss the latest software supply chain attack with a potential blast radius of thousands of organizations. Then we cover a new protocol vulnerability in the Wi-Fi wireless standard before ending with some research into insecure Microsoft Azure applications.

This week we have all the acronyms as we cover a joint publication by CISA and the NSA with Identity and Access Management (IAM) best practices. We then cover some new proposed cybersecurity rules out of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) before ending with an FBI takedown of a popular hacking forum.

On this week's episode we look back to our initial monologue on Section 230 protections that allow the social media and the internet as a whole to function. We cap off the episode replay with a new discussion on a recent supreme court case that has the potential to dramatically impact the internet as we know it.

On today's episode, we cover two new sets of cybersecurity regulations, fresh off the heels of the White House's National Cybersecurity Strategy publication, targeting different critical infrastructure sectors in the United States. We'll also cover the latest in nation state activity targeting network connectivity appliances and end with some fun research into an oldie but goodie video game system.

This week's episode is all about the White House's recently released National Cybersecurity Strategy. We'll walk through the strategy from top to bottom and discuss the key elements most likely to impact individuals and organizations as well as our overall thoughts on the direction the US Federal Government is planning to take.

This week on the episode we have a discussion about stress related issues impacting cybersecurity professionals and ways to combat them. Before that, we cover the latest news including new 0click exploit protection from Samsung, the latest update on GoDaddy's security woes, and Twitters latest erratic move.

In today's episode, we discuss a recent court case resulting in the succesful conviction of a Russian national tied to breaking in to several publicly traded US companies. We also cover the latest details on the ESXiArgs ransomware attacks that have been impacting organizations globally as well as the latest CISA alert on nation-state ransomware activity.

On this week's very special episode of the podcast, we sit down with Matt Lee, Calvin Engen, and Scott Williamson, three MSP security and business experts for a Q&A panel in front of a live audience! We'll cover everything from how MSPs and MSSPs should address the cyber threat landscape to what vendors can do to be a more appealing partner.

This week on the podcast we cover the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) including how it works and some of its limitations. Before that though, we discuss a recent survey on the risks of ChatGPT's usage in cyberattacks and the latest activity from Lazarus, the North Korean government hacking operation.