The Cost of Waiting
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What happens when waiting becomes the biggest cybersecurity risk?
In this week’s episode of What Matters in Cyber, Steve examines the decisions organizations make when threats are developing, information is incomplete and the consequences of getting it wrong can be significant.
We look at Kiteworks’ unusual decision to recommend a precautionary shutdown following intelligence about a possible imminent attack, and why acting before a breach is confirmed may sometimes be the responsible choice.
Also in this episode:
• ShinyHunters returns with renewed attacks against Oracle PeopleSoft
• How attackers bypassed temporary firewall protections with one encoded character
• The actively exploited vulnerabilities that deserve attention this Monday
• Why aircraft communication systems remain vulnerable to interception, spoofing and jamming
• A new proposal for strengthening US telecommunications security
• Whether voluntary cybersecurity standards are enough for critical infrastructure
Steve also shares his take on the common thread connecting these stories: the cost of waiting.
What security risk is your organization currently containing, postponing or accepting that it should actually be fixing?
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