The next name on CISA's door.

Palantir’s CISO gets the nod for CISA. Tehran takes the rap for sabotaging European grocery freezers. Russia’s Turla turns victim Exchange servers into passive spy hubs. Barracuda battles actively chained gateway zero-days. Vanderbilt grapples with a BYOD ransomware outbreak. CISA rushes patches for critical IBM and SignalWire flaws, while revamping its national incident portal. ENISA tracks the EU’s cyber maturity gap. Cryptographers debate whether AI will crack modern encryption. Our guest is Duncan Greatwood, CEO at Xage Security, discussing the cybersecurity problem you can’t patch away. Chinese AI labs set up shop in Silicon Valley's backyard.

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CyberWire Guest

On today’s Industry Voices segment, we are joined by Duncan Greatwood, CEO at Xage Security, discussing the cybersecurity problem you can’t patch away. If you enjoyed this conversation be sure to check out the full interview here.

Selected Reading

White House Nominates Palantir Security Chief Michael LoSapio to Lead CISA (HSToday)

CISA updates Cyber Incident Reporting form to improve threat intelligence analysis, national cyber defense (Industrial Cyber)

ENISA reveals the State of Cybersecurity in the Union (ENISA)

France, U.S. Suspect Iran Was Behind Cyberattack on European Fridges (Wall Street Journal)

Quantum Computers Are Poised to Crack Encryption. AI Could Beat Them to It. (Wall Street Journal)

Hackers now exploit critical Barracuda ESG flaws to gain root access (Bleeping Computer)