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Discover how threat led pen testing and DORA improve cybersecurity resilience for organizations. Explore key insights and strategies.

Rather then the Skynet scenario, what if AI (in this case a chatbot) could maliciously be used against its creators, their clientele, or the AI itself?

With increasing costs, inconsistently applied assessments, and failure to deliver, we’re seeing organizations drop cyber insurance. Why is this? and what can you do about it?

Tagging, a powerful feature already built into Incenter, offers an advanced way to streamline vulnerability management.

Critical and high risk vulnerabilities receive all the attention, while low and medium-severity vulnerabilities are usually relegated to the back burner, however this may not be the wisest choice. 

Cisco breach data has been identified on dark web forums.

Discover the hidden security risks in Python's pip configuration files (pip.conf/pip.ini). Learn how attackers can exploit these files to install malicious tools post-compromise, and what steps developers can take to protect their systems from covert attacks.

Our analysis of Microsoft's patch Tuesday releases for September 2024- what you need to be most concerned about.

An in depth analysis of Microsoft Patch Tuesday - July 2024

Darren and Mike are joined by a fellow Scotman, Robbie Tyrie, Application Security Lead at FNZ. With millions of transactions to secure every month, Robbie discusses how the FNZ team manage the security of their environment and leverage automation throughout various stages of application development and production. And of course, be prepared for a little bit of football rivalry.

Founder and CEO of the Cyber Helpline, Rory Innes, joins Mike and Darren in the studio to discuss their mission what drove his team to start their work five years ago. Now responding to over 800 incidents a year, the Cyber Helpline brings expert advice to everyone, and gain some interesting stories along the way.

Mike and Darren are joined in the studio by Joshua Finney who was recently named CISA’s Cybersecurity Division Employee of the Year. Josh covers some of the critical gaps and weaknesses he sees in his day to day, some of the initiatives being undertaken, and provides salient guidance for business of all size.