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Will The Police Ever Catch Your Attacker?
Find Threat Talks onMost incident response plans assume a breach report ends with someone in handcuffs.Stan Duijf, Head of Operations at the NIS of the Dutch National Police, says arrests are the wrong metric: his team measures how expensive they make crime to run....
MDR Has To Stop Mopping The Floor
Find Threat Talks onA CISO got breached and could not say how it happened. No entry point, no list of what left. He paid the ransom blind. So he bought MDR, and the next time he had the full picture: who clicked, which data was accessed, when it left the building....
Lapsus$: How Teenagers Beat Microsoft, NVIDIA and Okta
Find Threat Talks onA group of teenagers breached Microsoft, NVIDIA and Okta. They used no zero-days, no custom malware, and no command and control infrastructure. They bought leaked credentials on the dark web, or called the service desk and asked for a password...
How a 19-Year-Old Hacked the NEWS Without Breaking In
Find Threat Talks onYour Outlook account recovery will accept an authenticator code on its own. No password, no inbox, no phone number. Whoever holds that TOTP secret owns the account, and the second factor you bought to survive credential theft becomes the only thing...
The End of Reactive Security
Your MDR detects known threats but does not block them. Lieuwe Jan Koning and Nicholai Piagentini on preemptive cybersecurity and the future of MDR.
NIST CSF 2.0: No CISO, No Excuse
Find Threat Talks onThe framework changed, but the question did not: what do I do tomorrow? NIST released version 2.0 of the Cybersecurity Framework, and for most teams the hard part is not the document, it is the first move. This episode is about that first move....
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