Lena Ghamrawi, Sr. Privacy Counsel and Data Protection Officer at Stack Overflow, is the founder of The Privacy Coach, where she provides career coaching services to help folks pave their privacy path. In this episode, Ghamrawi joins host Taylor Fox to discuss what goes into managing a privacy program at organizations of all types and sizes. For more about Lena, visit https://lenaghamrawi.com. • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at https://cybersecurityventures.com

Privacy Q&A. Managing Privacy Programs. Lena Ghamrawi, Stack Overflow.

Adam Bateman is the co-founder and CEO at Push Security, which announced a $30 million Series B funding round led by Redpoint Ventures, with participation from Datadog Ventures and B3 Capital. In this episode, Bateman joins host Heather Engel to discuss the funding, what it will be used for, and what is ahead for Push Security. • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at https://cybersecurityventures.com

Fighting Identity Attacks. Push Security Secures $30M In Funding. Adam Bateman, Co-Founder & CEO.

Rajaram Srinivasan is the founder and CEO of Unbound, raised $4 million in a round that backs a new category of infrastructure making AI safe, observable, and governable inside large organizations. In this episode, he joins host Paul John Spaulding to discuss the announcement, including what the money raised will be used for, the future of Unbound, and more. • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at https://cybersecurityventures.com

Helping Enterprises Embrace AI Tools. Unbound Raises $4M. Rajaram Srinivasan, Founder & CEO.

De ParkMobile-schikking: een strategische les in datasecurity en compliance

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In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest developments in cybersecurity, covering a wide range of critical threats and trends. He explores global cybercrime operations like the UAT-8099 SEO fraud campaign, major breaches affecting platforms such as Discord, and emerging malware like the new Android RAT. Edd also highlights the growth of the healthcare cybersecurity market, the challenges posed by quantum computing, rising payment fraud, AI security considerations, and critical browser vulnerabilities like Chrome’s RCE flaw. Tune in to stay informed and learn how to better protect your data and digital infrastructure.

Healthcare & Cybersecurity Alerts – Quantum Threats, Fraud & Data Breaches

Is security an afterthought? It shouldn't be. This episode explores the Secure by Design philosophy. Discover how to embed resilience directly into the design and architecture of your technology. Stop reacting to threats and start building systems that are inherently trustworthy and robust from day one.

Secure by Design: Building a Resilient Foundation

Concrete Lessen en Praktische Stappen voor IT-professionals

IT Insights | Proactieve beveiliging: de concrete lessen van ParkMobile.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a new edict last week to reduce the time personnel spend on cybersecurity training, among other reforms. The directive came in a Sept. 30 memo to senior Pentagon leadership and DOD agency and field activity directors, ordering the military departments, in coordination with the Pentagon’s chief information officer, to “Relax the mandatory frequency for Cybersecurity training.” Hegseth also called for narrowly tailoring records management training to service member roles and allowing flexibility in training delivery, as well as automating information management systems to eliminate training requirements. Additionally, Hegseth directed the military departments and other Pentagon leaders to “relax” the mandatory frequency for controlled unclassified information (CUI) training; remove Privacy Act Training from the Common Military Training (CMT) list; eliminate the mandatory frequency for “Combating Trafficking in Persons” refresher training after appropriate legislation is enacted; consolidate mandatory training topics, “as appropriate”; and develop an integrated CMT program plan. The changes are to be “implemented expeditiously,” per Hegseth’s directive.

Federal courts are upgrading their cybersecurity on a number of fronts, but multifactor authentication for the system that gives the public access to court data poses “unique challenges,” the Administrative Office of the United States Courts told Sen. Ron Wyden in a letter last week. Wyden, D-Ore., wrote a scathing August letter to the Supreme Court in response to the latest major breach of the federal judiciary’s electronic case filing system. The director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts responded on behalf of the Supreme Court. It is “simply not the case” that the courts have, in the words of Wyden, “ignored” advice from experts on securing the Case Management/Electronic Case Files (CM/ECF) system, wrote Robert Conrad Jr., director of the office. Conrad wrote in the Sept. 30 letter: “Substantial planning for the modernization effort began in 2022, and we are now approaching the development and implementation phase of the project. We expect implementation will begin in the next two years in a modular and iterative manner.” In recent years, the office has been testing technical components on its modernization effort, and is centralizing the operation of data standards to enable security, Conrad said. 

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DOD cuts mandatory cybersecurity training; Federal judiciary touts cyber work after major breach

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In today’s HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest, we cover the biggest cybersecurity developments shaping the digital landscape. From the Medusa ransomware exploiting Fortra’s GoAnywhere flaw to healthcare networks struggling with outdated infrastructure, today’s stories reveal how technology, security, and innovation intersect. We also explore BatShadow’s new Go-based malware campaign, DraftKings’ credential stuffing breach, and growing concerns over AI-driven “vibe coding.” Plus, we look at Google’s CodeMender AI, which patches vulnerabilities automatically, and Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 security changes. Stay informed and stay secure with the latest in cybersecurity intelligence.

Medusa Ransomware Exploits GoAnywhere Vulnerability

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