Season 10 Episode 2386
A cyberattack disrupts Bridgestone’s manufacturing operations. CISA warns of critical vulnerabilities in products used across multiple sectors. Additional cybersecurity firms confirm data exposure in the recent Salesforce–Salesloft Drift attack. A configuration vulnerability in Sitecore products leads to remote code execution. HHS promises stricter enforcement of healthcare information access rules. Texas sues an education software provider over a December 2024 data breach. A federal jury orders Google to pay $425 million over improperly collected user data. Nations unite for global guidance on SBOMs. On our Industry Voices segment, we are joined by Aron Anderson, Enterprise Security Manager of Adobe, on embracing the journey to zero trust. Chess.com gets caught in a tricky gambit.
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Industry Voices
On our Industry Voices segment we are joined by Aron Anderson, Enterprise Security Manager of Adobe, as he is talking about embracing the journey to zero trust. If you want to hear the full conversation from Aron, you can check it out here.
Selected Reading
Tire giant Bridgestone confirms cyberattack impacts manufacturing (Bleeping Computer)
CISA issues ICS advisories on hardware flaws in Honeywell, Mitsubishi Electric, Delta Electronics, rail communication protocols (Industrial Cyber)
More Cybersecurity Firms Hit by Salesforce-Salesloft Drift Breach (SecurityWeek)
Unknown miscreants snooping around Sitecore via sample keys (The Register)
HHS Says It's 'Cracking Down' on Health Information Blocking (BankInfo Security)
Texas sues PowerSchool over breach exposing 62M students, 880k Texans (Bleeping Computer)
Google hit with $425 million verdict in privacy class action suit (The Record)
US and 14 Allies Release Joint Guidance on Software Bill of Materials (Infosecurity Magazine)
Chess.com says 4,500 people had data stolen during June breach (The Record)
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