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  1. G-7 Vows Crackdown on North Korean Crypto Theft Funding Nuclear Arms

    Group of Seven leaders pledged a coordinated crackdown on North Korea’s multi-billion dollar cryptocurrency thefts, formally elevating illicit…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #NorthKorea #cryptocurrency #EmmanuelMacron #NorthKorean #securitystrategy
    europesays.com/korea/58411/

  2. Carney warns Canadians must ‘take control’ of food after Trump claims US ‘doesn’t need anything’ from Canada

    Moneywise and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue through links in the content below. Every time…
    #Canada #DaveRamsey #donaldtrump #food #groceryprices #grocerystores #MarkCarney #realestate #securitystrategy #supplychain #WorldEconomicForum
    europesays.com/canada/87806/

  3. After #RSAC Conference 2026, the vendors were louder, the booths were bigger, and the AI claims were everywhere.

    So Sean Martin & Marco Ciappelli reconnected with Michael Parisi, Chief Growth Officer at Steel Patriot Partners, to ask what was actually happening beneath all that noise — and where the conversations that actually matter were taking place.

    Mike's read from the floor is simple: the "fog of more" is winning. Not because the technology is bad, but because every vendor is saying nearly the same thing and CISOs are running out of ways to tell them apart.

    The real conversations? Not in the keynote halls. They're happening in hallways, at dinners, in closed-door rooms where buyers can finally speak honestly.

    A huge thank you to the team at Steel Patriot Partners for joining us on this journey — both on the floor at #RSAC2026 and in the recap. We loved sharing your story and we're looking forward to many more conversations ahead. 🙌

    📍 Where are we headed next? Glad you asked: Infosecurity Europe and Black Hat USA — see you there.

    🎙️ Recap: lnkd.in/ggGQtz2t
    🎙️ On Location: lnkd.in/gYRuPaPe
    🌐 RSAC Coverage: lnkd.in/gW-6ZtH
    🌐 Next Coverages: lnkd.in/gaGVUjgg

    #SteelPatriotPartners #CISO #CyberSecurity #RSACConference #FogOfMore #SecurityStrategy #VendorNoise #InfoSec #GRC #CyberSecurityLeadership #RSAC2026 #InfosecurityEurope #BlackHatUSA #CyberSecurityPodcast

  4. After #RSAC Conference 2026, the vendors were louder, the booths were bigger, and the AI claims were everywhere.

    So Sean Martin & Marco Ciappelli reconnected with Michael Parisi, Chief Growth Officer at Steel Patriot Partners, to ask what was actually happening beneath all that noise — and where the conversations that actually matter were taking place.

    Mike's read from the floor is simple: the "fog of more" is winning. Not because the technology is bad, but because every vendor is saying nearly the same thing and CISOs are running out of ways to tell them apart.

    The real conversations? Not in the keynote halls. They're happening in hallways, at dinners, in closed-door rooms where buyers can finally speak honestly.

    A huge thank you to the team at Steel Patriot Partners for joining us on this journey — both on the floor at #RSAC2026 and in the recap. We loved sharing your story and we're looking forward to many more conversations ahead. 🙌

    📍 Where are we headed next? Glad you asked: Infosecurity Europe and Black Hat USA — see you there.

    🎙️ Recap: lnkd.in/ggGQtz2t
    🎙️ On Location: lnkd.in/gYRuPaPe
    🌐 RSAC Coverage: lnkd.in/gW-6ZtH
    🌐 Next Coverages: lnkd.in/gaGVUjgg

    #SteelPatriotPartners #CISO #CyberSecurity #RSACConference #FogOfMore #SecurityStrategy #VendorNoise #InfoSec #GRC #CyberSecurityLeadership #RSAC2026 #InfosecurityEurope #BlackHatUSA #CyberSecurityPodcast

  5. After #RSAC Conference 2026, the vendors were louder, the booths were bigger, and the AI claims were everywhere.

    So Sean Martin & Marco Ciappelli reconnected with Michael Parisi, Chief Growth Officer at Steel Patriot Partners, to ask what was actually happening beneath all that noise — and where the conversations that actually matter were taking place.

    Mike's read from the floor is simple: the "fog of more" is winning. Not because the technology is bad, but because every vendor is saying nearly the same thing and CISOs are running out of ways to tell them apart.

    The real conversations? Not in the keynote halls. They're happening in hallways, at dinners, in closed-door rooms where buyers can finally speak honestly.

    A huge thank you to the team at Steel Patriot Partners for joining us on this journey — both on the floor at #RSAC2026 and in the recap. We loved sharing your story and we're looking forward to many more conversations ahead. 🙌

    📍 Where are we headed next? Glad you asked: Infosecurity Europe and Black Hat USA — see you there.

    🎙️ Recap: lnkd.in/ggGQtz2t
    🎙️ On Location: lnkd.in/gYRuPaPe
    🌐 RSAC Coverage: lnkd.in/gW-6ZtH
    🌐 Next Coverages: lnkd.in/gaGVUjgg

    #SteelPatriotPartners #CISO #CyberSecurity #RSACConference #FogOfMore #SecurityStrategy #VendorNoise #InfoSec #GRC #CyberSecurityLeadership #RSAC2026 #InfosecurityEurope #BlackHatUSA #CyberSecurityPodcast

  6. After #RSAC Conference 2026, the vendors were louder, the booths were bigger, and the AI claims were everywhere.

    So Sean Martin & Marco Ciappelli reconnected with Michael Parisi, Chief Growth Officer at Steel Patriot Partners, to ask what was actually happening beneath all that noise — and where the conversations that actually matter were taking place.

    Mike's read from the floor is simple: the "fog of more" is winning. Not because the technology is bad, but because every vendor is saying nearly the same thing and CISOs are running out of ways to tell them apart.

    The real conversations? Not in the keynote halls. They're happening in hallways, at dinners, in closed-door rooms where buyers can finally speak honestly.

    A huge thank you to the team at Steel Patriot Partners for joining us on this journey — both on the floor at #RSAC2026 and in the recap. We loved sharing your story and we're looking forward to many more conversations ahead. 🙌

    📍 Where are we headed next? Glad you asked: Infosecurity Europe and Black Hat USA — see you there.

    🎙️ Recap: lnkd.in/ggGQtz2t
    🎙️ On Location: lnkd.in/gYRuPaPe
    🌐 RSAC Coverage: lnkd.in/gW-6ZtH
    🌐 Next Coverages: lnkd.in/gaGVUjgg

    #SteelPatriotPartners #CISO #CyberSecurity #RSACConference #FogOfMore #SecurityStrategy #VendorNoise #InfoSec #GRC #CyberSecurityLeadership #RSAC2026 #InfosecurityEurope #BlackHatUSA #CyberSecurityPodcast

  7. After #RSAC Conference 2026, the vendors were louder, the booths were bigger, and the AI claims were everywhere.

    So Sean Martin & Marco Ciappelli reconnected with Michael Parisi, Chief Growth Officer at Steel Patriot Partners, to ask what was actually happening beneath all that noise — and where the conversations that actually matter were taking place.

    Mike's read from the floor is simple: the "fog of more" is winning. Not because the technology is bad, but because every vendor is saying nearly the same thing and CISOs are running out of ways to tell them apart.

    The real conversations? Not in the keynote halls. They're happening in hallways, at dinners, in closed-door rooms where buyers can finally speak honestly.

    A huge thank you to the team at Steel Patriot Partners for joining us on this journey — both on the floor at #RSAC2026 and in the recap. We loved sharing your story and we're looking forward to many more conversations ahead. 🙌

    📍 Where are we headed next? Glad you asked: Infosecurity Europe and Black Hat USA — see you there.

    🎙️ Recap: lnkd.in/ggGQtz2t
    🎙️ On Location: lnkd.in/gYRuPaPe
    🌐 RSAC Coverage: lnkd.in/gW-6ZtH
    🌐 Next Coverages: lnkd.in/gaGVUjgg

    #SteelPatriotPartners #CISO #CyberSecurity #RSACConference #FogOfMore #SecurityStrategy #VendorNoise #InfoSec #GRC #CyberSecurityLeadership #RSAC2026 #InfosecurityEurope #BlackHatUSA #CyberSecurityPodcast

  8. Today it is Mythos. Tomorrow it will be something else.

    The pattern stayvendorlockin #securitystrategy #appsec #operationalresiliencempanies need urgency to position themselves.

    Everyone wants to attach themselves to the next big wave and present themselves as the answer.

    Real organizational readiness is not about pushing AI into every layer because the current panic cycle says so. The practical test for any change is much simpler:

    • Does it strengthen existing tools and workflows?
    
• Does it preserve model and vendor optionality?

    • Does it reduce backlog and repetitive operational drag?

    • Does it reduce attack surface by removing software, access, and exposure you do not need?

    • Does it reinforce the boring fundamentals like inventory, patching, least privilege, segmentation, and recovery?

    Without those checks, you are mostly just trading places. One dependency gets swapped for another. One vendor stack gets replaced by another. One kind of complexity becomes another. Very little materially improves.

    Most of the time, we just kick the ball a few months further down the road and call it progress.

    I wrote about many of these ideas in my pragmatic guide:
https://cyfinoid.com/a-pragmatic-guide-to-being-mythos-ready/

    #securitystrategy #appsec #operationalresiliencempanies #cybersecurity #aisecurity #attacksurfacereduction #vendorlockin #operationalresilience

  9. Today it is Mythos. Tomorrow it will be something else.

    The pattern stayvendorlockin #securitystrategy #appsec #operationalresiliencempanies need urgency to position themselves.

    Everyone wants to attach themselves to the next big wave and present themselves as the answer.

    Real organizational readiness is not about pushing AI into every layer because the current panic cycle says so. The practical test for any change is much simpler:

    • Does it strengthen existing tools and workflows?
    
• Does it preserve model and vendor optionality?

    • Does it reduce backlog and repetitive operational drag?

    • Does it reduce attack surface by removing software, access, and exposure you do not need?

    • Does it reinforce the boring fundamentals like inventory, patching, least privilege, segmentation, and recovery?

    Without those checks, you are mostly just trading places. One dependency gets swapped for another. One vendor stack gets replaced by another. One kind of complexity becomes another. Very little materially improves.

    Most of the time, we just kick the ball a few months further down the road and call it progress.

    I wrote about many of these ideas in my pragmatic guide:
https://cyfinoid.com/a-pragmatic-guide-to-being-mythos-ready/

    #securitystrategy #appsec #operationalresiliencempanies #cybersecurity #aisecurity #attacksurfacereduction #vendorlockin #operationalresilience

  10. Today it is Mythos. Tomorrow it will be something else.

    The pattern stayvendorlockin #securitystrategy #appsec #operationalresiliencempanies need urgency to position themselves.

    Everyone wants to attach themselves to the next big wave and present themselves as the answer.

    Real organizational readiness is not about pushing AI into every layer because the current panic cycle says so. The practical test for any change is much simpler:

    • Does it strengthen existing tools and workflows?
    
• Does it preserve model and vendor optionality?

    • Does it reduce backlog and repetitive operational drag?

    • Does it reduce attack surface by removing software, access, and exposure you do not need?

    • Does it reinforce the boring fundamentals like inventory, patching, least privilege, segmentation, and recovery?

    Without those checks, you are mostly just trading places. One dependency gets swapped for another. One vendor stack gets replaced by another. One kind of complexity becomes another. Very little materially improves.

    Most of the time, we just kick the ball a few months further down the road and call it progress.

    I wrote about many of these ideas in my pragmatic guide:
https://cyfinoid.com/a-pragmatic-guide-to-being-mythos-ready/

    #securitystrategy #appsec #operationalresiliencempanies #cybersecurity #aisecurity #attacksurfacereduction #vendorlockin #operationalresilience

  11. Today it is Mythos. Tomorrow it will be something else.

    The pattern stayvendorlockin #securitystrategy #appsec #operationalresiliencempanies need urgency to position themselves.

    Everyone wants to attach themselves to the next big wave and present themselves as the answer.

    Real organizational readiness is not about pushing AI into every layer because the current panic cycle says so. The practical test for any change is much simpler:

    • Does it strengthen existing tools and workflows?
    
• Does it preserve model and vendor optionality?

    • Does it reduce backlog and repetitive operational drag?

    • Does it reduce attack surface by removing software, access, and exposure you do not need?

    • Does it reinforce the boring fundamentals like inventory, patching, least privilege, segmentation, and recovery?

    Without those checks, you are mostly just trading places. One dependency gets swapped for another. One vendor stack gets replaced by another. One kind of complexity becomes another. Very little materially improves.

    Most of the time, we just kick the ball a few months further down the road and call it progress.

    I wrote about many of these ideas in my pragmatic guide:
https://cyfinoid.com/a-pragmatic-guide-to-being-mythos-ready/

    #securitystrategy #appsec #operationalresiliencempanies #cybersecurity #aisecurity #attacksurfacereduction #vendorlockin #operationalresilience

  12. Today it is Mythos. Tomorrow it will be something else.

    The pattern stayvendorlockin #securitystrategy #appsec #operationalresiliencempanies need urgency to position themselves.

    Everyone wants to attach themselves to the next big wave and present themselves as the answer.

    Real organizational readiness is not about pushing AI into every layer because the current panic cycle says so. The practical test for any change is much simpler:

    • Does it strengthen existing tools and workflows?
    
• Does it preserve model and vendor optionality?

    • Does it reduce backlog and repetitive operational drag?

    • Does it reduce attack surface by removing software, access, and exposure you do not need?

    • Does it reinforce the boring fundamentals like inventory, patching, least privilege, segmentation, and recovery?

    Without those checks, you are mostly just trading places. One dependency gets swapped for another. One vendor stack gets replaced by another. One kind of complexity becomes another. Very little materially improves.

    Most of the time, we just kick the ball a few months further down the road and call it progress.

    I wrote about many of these ideas in my pragmatic guide:
https://cyfinoid.com/a-pragmatic-guide-to-being-mythos-ready/

    #securitystrategy #appsec #operationalresiliencempanies #cybersecurity #aisecurity #attacksurfacereduction #vendorlockin #operationalresilience

  13. Leadership transition notice.
    At CISA, Madhu Gottumukkala steps down as acting director, transitioning to DHS in a strategic implementation role. Nick Andersen assumes interim leadership.

    Operational considerations for the cybersecurity community:
    • Continuity in federal–private sector coordination
    • Critical infrastructure threat intelligence sharing
    • Budget alignment with statutory mission
    • Workforce retention amid reform cycles
    Andersen’s background across the Coast Guard, Navy, and DOE suggests operational depth in federal IT and cybersecurity ecosystems.
    Leadership recalibration during reform phases can influence everything from vendor engagement to threat response posture.
    What strategic adjustments would you like to see from CISA moving forward?

    Source: cyberscoop.com/cisa-leadership

    Engage below.
    Follow TechNadu for federal cybersecurity and infrastructure intelligence updates.
    Repost to expand discussion.

    #Infosec #CISA #CyberPolicy #DHS #CriticalInfrastructure #ThreatIntel #GovCyber #SecurityStrategy #FederalIT #CyberGovernance #NationalCybersecurity

  14. Leadership transition notice.
    At CISA, Madhu Gottumukkala steps down as acting director, transitioning to DHS in a strategic implementation role. Nick Andersen assumes interim leadership.

    Operational considerations for the cybersecurity community:
    • Continuity in federal–private sector coordination
    • Critical infrastructure threat intelligence sharing
    • Budget alignment with statutory mission
    • Workforce retention amid reform cycles
    Andersen’s background across the Coast Guard, Navy, and DOE suggests operational depth in federal IT and cybersecurity ecosystems.
    Leadership recalibration during reform phases can influence everything from vendor engagement to threat response posture.
    What strategic adjustments would you like to see from CISA moving forward?

    Source: cyberscoop.com/cisa-leadership

    Engage below.
    Follow TechNadu for federal cybersecurity and infrastructure intelligence updates.
    Repost to expand discussion.

    #Infosec #CISA #CyberPolicy #DHS #CriticalInfrastructure #ThreatIntel #GovCyber #SecurityStrategy #FederalIT #CyberGovernance #NationalCybersecurity

  15. Leadership transition notice.
    At CISA, Madhu Gottumukkala steps down as acting director, transitioning to DHS in a strategic implementation role. Nick Andersen assumes interim leadership.

    Operational considerations for the cybersecurity community:
    • Continuity in federal–private sector coordination
    • Critical infrastructure threat intelligence sharing
    • Budget alignment with statutory mission
    • Workforce retention amid reform cycles
    Andersen’s background across the Coast Guard, Navy, and DOE suggests operational depth in federal IT and cybersecurity ecosystems.
    Leadership recalibration during reform phases can influence everything from vendor engagement to threat response posture.
    What strategic adjustments would you like to see from CISA moving forward?

    Source: cyberscoop.com/cisa-leadership

    Engage below.
    Follow TechNadu for federal cybersecurity and infrastructure intelligence updates.
    Repost to expand discussion.

    #Infosec #CISA #CyberPolicy #DHS #CriticalInfrastructure #ThreatIntel #GovCyber #SecurityStrategy #FederalIT #CyberGovernance #NationalCybersecurity

  16. Leadership transition notice.
    At CISA, Madhu Gottumukkala steps down as acting director, transitioning to DHS in a strategic implementation role. Nick Andersen assumes interim leadership.

    Operational considerations for the cybersecurity community:
    • Continuity in federal–private sector coordination
    • Critical infrastructure threat intelligence sharing
    • Budget alignment with statutory mission
    • Workforce retention amid reform cycles
    Andersen’s background across the Coast Guard, Navy, and DOE suggests operational depth in federal IT and cybersecurity ecosystems.
    Leadership recalibration during reform phases can influence everything from vendor engagement to threat response posture.
    What strategic adjustments would you like to see from CISA moving forward?

    Source: cyberscoop.com/cisa-leadership

    Engage below.
    Follow TechNadu for federal cybersecurity and infrastructure intelligence updates.
    Repost to expand discussion.

    #Infosec #CISA #CyberPolicy #DHS #CriticalInfrastructure #ThreatIntel #GovCyber #SecurityStrategy #FederalIT #CyberGovernance #NationalCybersecurity

  17. Regulatory Development:
    Jurisdiction: Russia
    Entity: Google / Alphabet Inc.
    Fine: 22M roubles (~$288K)
    Source: TASS
    Issue: Alleged distribution of VPN services via Google Play

    Security implications:
    • VPN services enable bypass of national filtering
    • App store governance under sovereign pressure
    • Cross-border compliance exposure
    • Increasing enforcement targeting distribution channels

    This signals continued fragmentation of global internet governance models.

    Source: reuters.com/world/russia-fines

    Follow @technadu for regulatory and cybersecurity intelligence.
    Share your operational risk perspective below.

    #Infosec #Google #Alphabet #VPN #CyberPolicy #AppStoreGovernance #DigitalSovereignty #TechCompliance #InternetRegulation #SecurityStrategy #GlobalTech

  18. Regulatory Development:
    Jurisdiction: Russia
    Entity: Google / Alphabet Inc.
    Fine: 22M roubles (~$288K)
    Source: TASS
    Issue: Alleged distribution of VPN services via Google Play

    Security implications:
    • VPN services enable bypass of national filtering
    • App store governance under sovereign pressure
    • Cross-border compliance exposure
    • Increasing enforcement targeting distribution channels

    This signals continued fragmentation of global internet governance models.

    Source: reuters.com/world/russia-fines

    Follow @technadu for regulatory and cybersecurity intelligence.
    Share your operational risk perspective below.

    #Infosec #Google #Alphabet #VPN #CyberPolicy #AppStoreGovernance #DigitalSovereignty #TechCompliance #InternetRegulation #SecurityStrategy #GlobalTech

  19. Regulatory Development:
    Jurisdiction: Russia
    Entity: Google / Alphabet Inc.
    Fine: 22M roubles (~$288K)
    Source: TASS
    Issue: Alleged distribution of VPN services via Google Play

    Security implications:
    • VPN services enable bypass of national filtering
    • App store governance under sovereign pressure
    • Cross-border compliance exposure
    • Increasing enforcement targeting distribution channels

    This signals continued fragmentation of global internet governance models.

    Source: reuters.com/world/russia-fines

    Follow @technadu for regulatory and cybersecurity intelligence.
    Share your operational risk perspective below.

    #Infosec #Google #Alphabet #VPN #CyberPolicy #AppStoreGovernance #DigitalSovereignty #TechCompliance #InternetRegulation #SecurityStrategy #GlobalTech

  20. Regulatory Development:
    Jurisdiction: Russia
    Entity: Google / Alphabet Inc.
    Fine: 22M roubles (~$288K)
    Source: TASS
    Issue: Alleged distribution of VPN services via Google Play

    Security implications:
    • VPN services enable bypass of national filtering
    • App store governance under sovereign pressure
    • Cross-border compliance exposure
    • Increasing enforcement targeting distribution channels

    This signals continued fragmentation of global internet governance models.

    Source: reuters.com/world/russia-fines

    Follow @technadu for regulatory and cybersecurity intelligence.
    Share your operational risk perspective below.

    #Infosec #Google #Alphabet #VPN #CyberPolicy #AppStoreGovernance #DigitalSovereignty #TechCompliance #InternetRegulation #SecurityStrategy #GlobalTech

  21. Exciting Announcement!

    This new book, How MICE Threaten Cyber Security, examines the critical impact of malicious insiders, compromised credentials, and external attackers—collectively known as MICE—on organizational security. Readers will gain practical, forward‑looking strategies to anticipate threats, reinforce defenses, and stay ahead of evolving cyber‑risk landscapes.

    Professionals seeking to strengthen their cyber‑security posture will find actionable insights and real‑world examples throughout. Engage with peers, share perspectives, and explore how to protect digital assets against insider and external threats.

    Release is set for late February 2026.

    I look forward to your support.

    #CyberSecurity #MICEThreats #InfoSec #NewRelease #TechLeadership #SecurityStrategy

  22. Exciting Announcement!

    This new book, How MICE Threaten Cyber Security, examines the critical impact of malicious insiders, compromised credentials, and external attackers—collectively known as MICE—on organizational security. Readers will gain practical, forward‑looking strategies to anticipate threats, reinforce defenses, and stay ahead of evolving cyber‑risk landscapes.

    Professionals seeking to strengthen their cyber‑security posture will find actionable insights and real‑world examples throughout. Engage with peers, share perspectives, and explore how to protect digital assets against insider and external threats.

    Release is set for late February 2026.

    I look forward to your support.

    #CyberSecurity #MICEThreats #InfoSec #NewRelease #TechLeadership #SecurityStrategy

  23. CISA’s Pre-Ransomware Notification Initiative remains operational, but its long-term structure is under discussion following leadership changes.

    The program has demonstrated how early intelligence sharing - before encryption or extortion - can materially reduce ransomware impact across critical sectors.

    This development raises broader InfoSec questions around operational resilience, continuity of trust relationships, and how early-warning models can be scaled beyond key individuals.

    Thoughts from practitioners and researchers are welcome.

    Follow @technadu for neutral, practitioner-focused cybersecurity coverage.

    Source : cybersecuritydive.com/news/cis

    #InfoSec #RansomwareDefense #ThreatIntelligence #CISA #CyberOperations #SecurityStrategy #RiskReduction

  24. CISA’s Pre-Ransomware Notification Initiative remains operational, but its long-term structure is under discussion following leadership changes.

    The program has demonstrated how early intelligence sharing - before encryption or extortion - can materially reduce ransomware impact across critical sectors.

    This development raises broader InfoSec questions around operational resilience, continuity of trust relationships, and how early-warning models can be scaled beyond key individuals.

    Thoughts from practitioners and researchers are welcome.

    Follow @technadu for neutral, practitioner-focused cybersecurity coverage.

    Source : cybersecuritydive.com/news/cis

    #InfoSec #RansomwareDefense #ThreatIntelligence #CISA #CyberOperations #SecurityStrategy #RiskReduction

  25. CISA’s Pre-Ransomware Notification Initiative remains operational, but its long-term structure is under discussion following leadership changes.

    The program has demonstrated how early intelligence sharing - before encryption or extortion - can materially reduce ransomware impact across critical sectors.

    This development raises broader InfoSec questions around operational resilience, continuity of trust relationships, and how early-warning models can be scaled beyond key individuals.

    Thoughts from practitioners and researchers are welcome.

    Follow @technadu for neutral, practitioner-focused cybersecurity coverage.

    Source : cybersecuritydive.com/news/cis

    #InfoSec #RansomwareDefense #ThreatIntelligence #CISA #CyberOperations #SecurityStrategy #RiskReduction

  26. CISA’s Pre-Ransomware Notification Initiative remains operational, but its long-term structure is under discussion following leadership changes.

    The program has demonstrated how early intelligence sharing - before encryption or extortion - can materially reduce ransomware impact across critical sectors.

    This development raises broader InfoSec questions around operational resilience, continuity of trust relationships, and how early-warning models can be scaled beyond key individuals.

    Thoughts from practitioners and researchers are welcome.

    Follow @technadu for neutral, practitioner-focused cybersecurity coverage.

    Source : cybersecuritydive.com/news/cis

    #InfoSec #RansomwareDefense #ThreatIntelligence #CISA #CyberOperations #SecurityStrategy #RiskReduction

  27. CISA’s Pre-Ransomware Notification Initiative remains operational, but its long-term structure is under discussion following leadership changes.

    The program has demonstrated how early intelligence sharing - before encryption or extortion - can materially reduce ransomware impact across critical sectors.

    This development raises broader InfoSec questions around operational resilience, continuity of trust relationships, and how early-warning models can be scaled beyond key individuals.

    Thoughts from practitioners and researchers are welcome.

    Follow @technadu for neutral, practitioner-focused cybersecurity coverage.

    Source : cybersecuritydive.com/news/cis

    #InfoSec #RansomwareDefense #ThreatIntelligence #CISA #CyberOperations #SecurityStrategy #RiskReduction

  28. The Senate has confirmed Kirsten Davies as the Pentagon’s new CIO, bringing a background spanning enterprise security leadership and large-scale cyber operations.

    Her remarks point to familiar challenges for security teams: aging infrastructure, skills refresh cycles, procurement friction, and accelerating adversary activity.

    From an InfoSec standpoint, where do you see the biggest gap today - technology, process, or workforce?

    Source: therecord.media/senate-confirm

    Share your insights and follow TechNadu for practitioner-focused cybersecurity reporting.
    #InfoSec #DefenseCyber #CyberLeadership #SecurityStrategy #PublicSectorIT #TechNadu

  29. The Senate has confirmed Kirsten Davies as the Pentagon’s new CIO, bringing a background spanning enterprise security leadership and large-scale cyber operations.

    Her remarks point to familiar challenges for security teams: aging infrastructure, skills refresh cycles, procurement friction, and accelerating adversary activity.

    From an InfoSec standpoint, where do you see the biggest gap today - technology, process, or workforce?

    Source: therecord.media/senate-confirm

    Share your insights and follow TechNadu for practitioner-focused cybersecurity reporting.
    #InfoSec #DefenseCyber #CyberLeadership #SecurityStrategy #PublicSectorIT #TechNadu

  30. The Senate has confirmed Kirsten Davies as the Pentagon’s new CIO, bringing a background spanning enterprise security leadership and large-scale cyber operations.

    Her remarks point to familiar challenges for security teams: aging infrastructure, skills refresh cycles, procurement friction, and accelerating adversary activity.

    From an InfoSec standpoint, where do you see the biggest gap today - technology, process, or workforce?

    Source: therecord.media/senate-confirm

    Share your insights and follow TechNadu for practitioner-focused cybersecurity reporting.
    #InfoSec #DefenseCyber #CyberLeadership #SecurityStrategy #PublicSectorIT #TechNadu

  31. The Senate has confirmed Kirsten Davies as the Pentagon’s new CIO, bringing a background spanning enterprise security leadership and large-scale cyber operations.

    Her remarks point to familiar challenges for security teams: aging infrastructure, skills refresh cycles, procurement friction, and accelerating adversary activity.

    From an InfoSec standpoint, where do you see the biggest gap today - technology, process, or workforce?

    Source: therecord.media/senate-confirm

    Share your insights and follow TechNadu for practitioner-focused cybersecurity reporting.
    #InfoSec #DefenseCyber #CyberLeadership #SecurityStrategy #PublicSectorIT #TechNadu

  32. @Lazarou #Britain has already been "pulled away from the [European Union].” The #UK is the first success story of #Putin's #SecurityStrategy.

  33. @Lazarou #Britain has already been "pulled away from the [European Union].” The #UK is the first success story of #Putin's #SecurityStrategy.

  34. @Lazarou #Britain has already been "pulled away from the [European Union].” The #UK is the first success story of #Putin's #SecurityStrategy.

  35. @Lazarou #Britain has already been "pulled away from the [European Union].” The #UK is the first success story of #Putin's #SecurityStrategy.

  36. @Lazarou #Britain has already been "pulled away from the [European Union].” The #UK is the first success story of #Putin's #SecurityStrategy.

  37. @cdarwin

    We were right, tRump is a russian asset.
    Agent #Krasnov

    The evidence is in tRumps new #securitystrategy where it formally abandons democratic #NATO and translantean interests and embraces #authoritarian russia

  38. @cdarwin

    We were right, tRump is a russian asset.
    Agent #Krasnov

    The evidence is in tRumps new #securitystrategy where it formally abandons democratic #NATO and translantean interests and embraces #authoritarian russia

  39. @cdarwin

    We were right, tRump is a russian asset.
    Agent #Krasnov

    The evidence is in tRumps new #securitystrategy where it formally abandons democratic #NATO and translantean interests and embraces #authoritarian russia

  40. At page 25 the unmistakable irony of #Trump ‘s America lecturing #Europe on who is and who is not a relible ally… Duly noted. :thonking:

    whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uplo

    #EU #us #Securitystrategy

  41. At page 25 the unmistakable irony of #Trump ‘s America lecturing #Europe on who is and who is not a relible ally… Duly noted. :thonking:

    whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uplo

    #EU #us #Securitystrategy

  42. At page 25 the unmistakable irony of #Trump ‘s America lecturing #Europe on who is and who is not a relible ally… Duly noted. :thonking:

    whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uplo

    #EU #us #Securitystrategy

  43. What can a jewel heist teach us about cybersecurity?

    When Hank Green sat down with Sherri Davidoff to analyze the Louvre theft, the conversation revealed striking parallels between physical and digital breaches. From "unpatched" vulnerabilities (digital and physical) to leaked audits, attackers thrive when everyday operations create blind spots. Every system—whether it’s a museum or a network—has tradeoffs that criminals are eager to exploit.

    Watch the full conversation here: youtu.be/NIGbQ9NHFEg?si=fdff_1

    #Cybersecurity #RiskManagement #SecurityStrategy #IncidentResponse #ThreatAnalysis #InformationSecurity #DataProtection #SecurityAwareness

  44. What can a jewel heist teach us about cybersecurity?

    When Hank Green sat down with Sherri Davidoff to analyze the Louvre theft, the conversation revealed striking parallels between physical and digital breaches. From "unpatched" vulnerabilities (digital and physical) to leaked audits, attackers thrive when everyday operations create blind spots. Every system—whether it’s a museum or a network—has tradeoffs that criminals are eager to exploit.

    Watch the full conversation here: youtu.be/NIGbQ9NHFEg?si=fdff_1

    #Cybersecurity #RiskManagement #SecurityStrategy #IncidentResponse #ThreatAnalysis #InformationSecurity #DataProtection #SecurityAwareness

  45. What can a jewel heist teach us about cybersecurity?

    When Hank Green sat down with Sherri Davidoff to analyze the Louvre theft, the conversation revealed striking parallels between physical and digital breaches. From "unpatched" vulnerabilities (digital and physical) to leaked audits, attackers thrive when everyday operations create blind spots. Every system—whether it’s a museum or a network—has tradeoffs that criminals are eager to exploit.

    Watch the full conversation here: youtu.be/NIGbQ9NHFEg?si=fdff_1

    #Cybersecurity #RiskManagement #SecurityStrategy #IncidentResponse #ThreatAnalysis #InformationSecurity #DataProtection #SecurityAwareness

  46. Why Your Security Team Needs Geographic Threat Intelligence Visualization 🗺️
    Traditional security dashboards show you WHAT happened, but not WHERE it's happening or HOW threats are connected geographically. Your SOC analysts are drowning in isolated alerts while missing the bigger picture - attack campaigns that span multiple IPs and locations. This geographic blind spot is costing companies millions in delayed detection and response times.
    🎯 Five Reasons to Use Geographic Threat Intelligence:
    Faster Incident Response - See attack patterns immediately, not after hours of analysis
    Better Resource Allocation - Focus security resources on high-risk geographic areas
    Enhanced Threat Hunting - Spot attack campaigns across multiple IPs and locations
    Improved Prioritization - Group related threats by geography and risk level
    Better Communication - Show executives the threat landscape visually
    Don't let your security team fight blind. Give them the geographic intelligence they need to win the battle against cyber threats.
    #Cybersecurity #ThreatIntelligence #SOC #IncidentResponse #SecurityOperations #CyberDefense #ThreatHunting #SecurityAnalytics #InfoSec #CyberThreats #SecurityTools #DataVisualization #SecurityInnovation #CyberAwareness #SecurityLeadership #RiskManagement #SecurityMonitoring #ThreatDetection #CyberResilience #SecurityStrategy

    chickenpwny.github.io/AzureOrd

  47. Why Your Security Team Needs Geographic Threat Intelligence Visualization 🗺️
    Traditional security dashboards show you WHAT happened, but not WHERE it's happening or HOW threats are connected geographically. Your SOC analysts are drowning in isolated alerts while missing the bigger picture - attack campaigns that span multiple IPs and locations. This geographic blind spot is costing companies millions in delayed detection and response times.
    🎯 Five Reasons to Use Geographic Threat Intelligence:
    Faster Incident Response - See attack patterns immediately, not after hours of analysis
    Better Resource Allocation - Focus security resources on high-risk geographic areas
    Enhanced Threat Hunting - Spot attack campaigns across multiple IPs and locations
    Improved Prioritization - Group related threats by geography and risk level
    Better Communication - Show executives the threat landscape visually
    Don't let your security team fight blind. Give them the geographic intelligence they need to win the battle against cyber threats.
    #Cybersecurity #ThreatIntelligence #SOC #IncidentResponse #SecurityOperations #CyberDefense #ThreatHunting #SecurityAnalytics #InfoSec #CyberThreats #SecurityTools #DataVisualization #SecurityInnovation #CyberAwareness #SecurityLeadership #RiskManagement #SecurityMonitoring #ThreatDetection #CyberResilience #SecurityStrategy

    chickenpwny.github.io/AzureOrd

  48. Why Your Security Team Needs Geographic Threat Intelligence Visualization 🗺️
    Traditional security dashboards show you WHAT happened, but not WHERE it's happening or HOW threats are connected geographically. Your SOC analysts are drowning in isolated alerts while missing the bigger picture - attack campaigns that span multiple IPs and locations. This geographic blind spot is costing companies millions in delayed detection and response times.
    🎯 Five Reasons to Use Geographic Threat Intelligence:
    Faster Incident Response - See attack patterns immediately, not after hours of analysis
    Better Resource Allocation - Focus security resources on high-risk geographic areas
    Enhanced Threat Hunting - Spot attack campaigns across multiple IPs and locations
    Improved Prioritization - Group related threats by geography and risk level
    Better Communication - Show executives the threat landscape visually
    Don't let your security team fight blind. Give them the geographic intelligence they need to win the battle against cyber threats.
    #Cybersecurity #ThreatIntelligence #SOC #IncidentResponse #SecurityOperations #CyberDefense #ThreatHunting #SecurityAnalytics #InfoSec #CyberThreats #SecurityTools #DataVisualization #SecurityInnovation #CyberAwareness #SecurityLeadership #RiskManagement #SecurityMonitoring #ThreatDetection #CyberResilience #SecurityStrategy

    chickenpwny.github.io/AzureOrd

  49. Why Your Security Team Needs Geographic Threat Intelligence Visualization 🗺️
    Traditional security dashboards show you WHAT happened, but not WHERE it's happening or HOW threats are connected geographically. Your SOC analysts are drowning in isolated alerts while missing the bigger picture - attack campaigns that span multiple IPs and locations. This geographic blind spot is costing companies millions in delayed detection and response times.
    🎯 Five Reasons to Use Geographic Threat Intelligence:
    Faster Incident Response - See attack patterns immediately, not after hours of analysis
    Better Resource Allocation - Focus security resources on high-risk geographic areas
    Enhanced Threat Hunting - Spot attack campaigns across multiple IPs and locations
    Improved Prioritization - Group related threats by geography and risk level
    Better Communication - Show executives the threat landscape visually
    Don't let your security team fight blind. Give them the geographic intelligence they need to win the battle against cyber threats.
    #Cybersecurity #ThreatIntelligence #SOC #IncidentResponse #SecurityOperations #CyberDefense #ThreatHunting #SecurityAnalytics #InfoSec #CyberThreats #SecurityTools #DataVisualization #SecurityInnovation #CyberAwareness #SecurityLeadership #RiskManagement #SecurityMonitoring #ThreatDetection #CyberResilience #SecurityStrategy

    chickenpwny.github.io/AzureOrd

  50. Why Your Security Team Needs Geographic Threat Intelligence Visualization 🗺️
    Traditional security dashboards show you WHAT happened, but not WHERE it's happening or HOW threats are connected geographically. Your SOC analysts are drowning in isolated alerts while missing the bigger picture - attack campaigns that span multiple IPs and locations. This geographic blind spot is costing companies millions in delayed detection and response times.
    🎯 Five Reasons to Use Geographic Threat Intelligence:
    Faster Incident Response - See attack patterns immediately, not after hours of analysis
    Better Resource Allocation - Focus security resources on high-risk geographic areas
    Enhanced Threat Hunting - Spot attack campaigns across multiple IPs and locations
    Improved Prioritization - Group related threats by geography and risk level
    Better Communication - Show executives the threat landscape visually
    Don't let your security team fight blind. Give them the geographic intelligence they need to win the battle against cyber threats.
    #Cybersecurity #ThreatIntelligence #SOC #IncidentResponse #SecurityOperations #CyberDefense #ThreatHunting #SecurityAnalytics #InfoSec #CyberThreats #SecurityTools #DataVisualization #SecurityInnovation #CyberAwareness #SecurityLeadership #RiskManagement #SecurityMonitoring #ThreatDetection #CyberResilience #SecurityStrategy

    chickenpwny.github.io/AzureOrd

  51. Many of us are trained to see data management and systems security as separate disciplines. But the most dangerous vulnerabilities often appear in the gaps where the two domains meet.

    ​Where do you see the most critical points of failure in the fusion of these two disciplines? What's your "break-point"?

    #cybersecurity #datasecurity #datamanagement #informationsecurity #enterprisearchitecture #riskmanagement #compliance #datagovernance #Securitystrategy #cloudsecurity

  52. Many of us are trained to see data management and systems security as separate disciplines. But the most dangerous vulnerabilities often appear in the gaps where the two domains meet.

    ​Where do you see the most critical points of failure in the fusion of these two disciplines? What's your "break-point"?

    #cybersecurity #datasecurity #datamanagement #informationsecurity #enterprisearchitecture #riskmanagement #compliance #datagovernance #Securitystrategy #cloudsecurity