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Carnegie Mellon Researchers Show How AI Can Autonomously Hack Enterprise Networks - HSToday A research team at Carnegie Mellon University, working in collaboration with AI company Anthropic, has demonstrated that large language models (LLMs) can autonomously plan and execute complex cyberattacks in real-world enterprise environments, offering a glimpse into the emerging cybersecurity chall...

Formidable security programs are people-focused and proactive. Chances are the greatest risk to your organization is your people.

U.S. Government Employee Arrested for Attempting to Provide Classified Information to Foreign Government An IT specialist employed by the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) was arrested today for attempting to transmit national defense information to an officer or agent of a foreign government.

When counterintelligence is applied to security programs, the reactive posture becomes a proactive one. The worst time to think about security is after a harmful event.

E78 | What is counterintelligence? We sit down with Virgil C. to dive into the major role of counterintelligence in cybersecurity—from government to private enterprise.

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New Security Alert: Hacker Uploads 10 Billion Passwords To Crime Forum—Report As a hacker uploads a database of 10 billion stolen and leaked passwords to an online criminal forum, what must you do now to protect your accounts?

Defeating Insider Risks and Threats requires a whole company approach, one that equally—if not more—leverages its people and technology.

Adaptive Risk Strategies can help

The rise of employee IP theft—and what to do about it Here are three pillars for an effective insider threat program.

As and struggle to protect against exploitation, they must remember that having a functioning / program is a must.

The danger within: 5 steps you can take to combat insider threats Some threats may be closer than you think. Are security risks that originate from your own trusted employees on your radar?

Congratulations to AJ Nash and the ZeroFox team on being awarded the 2024 Cybersecurity Excellence Award for best Podcast for “Unspoken Security.”

More authentic conversations in the security space need to happen! Thank you for allowing us to partake in this endeavor!

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Please take a moment to listen to the latest "Unspoken Security" podcast between our Founder/President Virgil Capollari with AJ Nash, from Zero Fox.



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Podcast Episode In this episode of Unspoken Security, host AJ Nash welcomes Virgil Capollari, the founder of Adaptive Risk Strategies, to dive into the intricacies of insider threat programs. They discuss the often misunderstood aspects of these initiatives, emphasizing the importance of clear definitions and trans...

These recommendations are not just limited to the healthcare industry. In order to protect your organization, information and client data, you need a better understanding of your people. They represent your strongest--and weakest--link.

Insider Threats to Healthcare Data: What You Need to Know and 5 Steps You Can Take Now | JD Supra Healthcare data breaches are occurring more frequently and on larger scales than ever before – and while you defend against cyberattacks and other...

What we see and hear--or what we think we see and hear!

The "Magruder Principle" in deception operations. It is easier to get someone to maintain a pre-existing belief than to change that belief for the purposes of deception.

For example: Zoom in on the picture below. The can is not red!

Bad people are anticipating that good people simply accept what they see and hear--without question.

It's ok to be a skeptic...Start by questioning yourself...and so on.

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Woman Accused of Helping North Korean IT Workers Infiltrate Hundreds of US Firms The US government has announced charges, seizures, arrests and rewards as part of an effort to disrupt a scheme that generates revenue for North Korea.