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5 most dangerous new attack techniques

CSO Magazine

The five emerging cyber-attack vectors the speakers covered were adversarial AI, ChatGPT-powered social engineering, third-party developer, SEO, and paid advertising attacks. To read this article in full, please click here

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NEW TECH: Data Theorem helps inventory sprawling APIs — as the first step to securing them

The Last Watchdog

If I go to a CSO and say, ‘We can secure your APIs,’ he’ll say, ‘Great, can you also find them for me?’ ” observed Dwivedi, Data Theorem’s founder. A dozen or more additional APIs come into play to activate each mobile app on a phone, so one handset alone typically relies on hundreds of APIs to fully function. And that’s just one phone.

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Interview with Dr. Arun Vishwanath on the Latest Cybersecurity Attacks

CyberSecurity Insiders

The “people problem” is a phrase I heard in many different occasions when I met with IT managers (CISO, CSO, CIOs), many in leading research labs, national security establishments, and such. What social networks do is monetize user data. This is then sold to advertisers. What is the “people problem” of cyber security? .

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Diversity

ForAllSecure

She has 15 years of experience, and yet she's not a CSO at any large organization, rather than curse her fate, she decided to help others, so that maybe they can become the CSOs, and just maybe start to address the diversity problem in InfoSec. Next week we're doing social engineering. But that's changing.

Hacking 40
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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Diversity

ForAllSecure

She has 15 years of experience, and yet she's not a CSO at any large organization, rather than curse her fate, she decided to help others, so that maybe they can become the CSOs, and just maybe start to address the diversity problem in InfoSec. Next week we're doing social engineering. But that's changing.

Hacking 40