BHG brief affects almost 200K, hackers target cybersecurity pros with fake job offers, Zeppelin ransomware multiple encryption, Russia wiper attacks on Ukraine, smartphone ransomware, 5G IOT API vulns, and thoughts on how to police the infosec community.

Starlink hack, Ukraine cyber chief at BlackHat, new GitHub alerts to potential vulns, new Malware as a Service, what caused that Google outage, Cloudflare phishing attack, two new tools for nonbank financial services companies, and a Cisco breach involving "MFA fatigue".

On this week's Throwback Thursday from April 19, 2022, Don Baham is very active in both the local and on-line information security communities, as well as having extensive experience helping SMBs with information security needs. He joins us to discuss challenges and opportunities including observations on the cyber security supply chain issue and possible ways to address.

CISO and vCISO Monica Rowe joins us to discuss cybersecurity in financial services; the benefits of sharing information through ISACs, presentations, and other means; and how to provide a sense of calm to the cybersecurity storm.

Critical flaws in Emergency Alert System and in some Cisco SOHO routers, new IoT threat, CISA adds Zimbra vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog, and what you need to do to land a six-figure cybersecurity job.

Motherboard malware that survives OS reinstall, mobile apps leaking Twitter API keys, TVA EDR not OK, Defender defends against ransomware better, ransomware big brands migrating to more smaller bands, and Ukraine shutters major Russian bot network.

On this week's Throwback Thursday from April 12, 2022, Chris Bedel, President and CEO of Bedel Security (bedelsecurity.com) talks about how the virtual CISO fits in to, compliments, and enhances financial institutions' information security program and posture. He also touches on history and future of the virtual CISO. If you're a virtual CISO for financial institutions or are interested in how a virtual CISO benefits financial institutions, this is a must-see episode packed with useful information!

Steve Mallard has over 20 years in Information Technology; is a Master Teacher in Information Technology/Infrastructure Management and

More Pegasus, Chrome extension steals emails and creds, increase of critical infrastructure attacks, Robin Banks PhaaS, more Log4Shell, and top security news websites.

Arrests in nuclear plant attack, RaaS providers adjust business plans, new cybersecurity House legislation passes with significant bipartisan support, how to make risk assessments better, PrestaShop critical vulns exploited, new CMMC AB draft assessment guide, why it's a good idea to establish a solid relationship with a recruiter (e.g. it may reduce chance of being ghosted).