Was “Black October” really that bad?
October’s wave of vulnerabilities and attacks earned a stark nickname: “Black October.” But was it an unprecedented crisis—or a glimpse of what’s becoming normal? On this episode…
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data breaches
Patch and move on? Why vulnerability response doesn’t end there
Former DHS CISO and acting deputy CIO Hamad Baidwan
Even safe mode can’t save PHP this time
Cisco Talos' Matt Olney joins Safe Mode
The messy middle of AI-powered bug disclosure
Josh Bressers, VulnCheck’s director of coordinated vulnerability disclosure
Which nation-state should worry us most
U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner, former director of DISA and current chairman of Axonius Federal Systems’ board
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What AI alignment means for cybersecurity
Adam Meyers, CrowdStrike’s head of counter-adversary operations
Jailbreaks, sandboxes, and the limits of AI safeguards
Matt Fredrikson, associate professor at Carnegie Mellon and CEO and co-founder of Gray Swan AI
ClickFix and the social engineering of routine
John Hammond, Principal Security Researcher at Huntress
Defending in the middle of the vulnpocalypse
WatchTowr founder and CEO Ben Harris
The Vulnpocalypse arrived early
NEA partner Aaron Jacobson
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