Adrian Overlord – PSW #699
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1. Avoiding the Silo: Bridging the Divide Between Security + Dev Teams – Brian Joe – PSW #699
Too often, developers and security teams have a siloed relationship. That separation can lead to inefficiencies and gaps in security across software development, ultimately leading to anything from bad user experiences to hits to the bottom line. How can teams bridge that gap, and evolve from gatekeepers of their own projects, to partners working in harmony toward a shared goal? In this podcast, Brian Joe will focus on the most overlooked factors in evaluating an organization’s InfoSec posture and what development and security teams can do to foster a mutually beneficial partnership and transition from a traditional security team model to a more collaborative one. In doing so, he’ll highlight the most common pitfalls of a siloed approach — and what companies can do to avoid them.
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Brian Joe is the Director of Security Product Management at Fastly, where he runs the Security Product team and manages Fastly’s Security Product Portfolio. Previously, Brian led the Product and Growth functions at Signal Sciences (acquired by Fastly), and has had Product, Partnership, and Operations leadership roles at Edgecast Networks (acquired by Verizon), and Verizon Communications with over 16 years of experience in Security, Networking, Cloud, and SaaS.
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2. “Eavesdropping Cameras”, Ransomware Poll Results, Windows 11, & CVS Records Leak – PSW #699
This week in the Security News: Jeff, Larry, & Doug adjust to our Adrian Overlord! Ransomware galore, Ransomware Poll Results, Windows 11 & Windows 10's End-Of-Life, Drones that hunt for human screams, & more!
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- 2. Ransomware attack hit Teamsters in 2019 — but they refused to pay
- 3. How Hackers Used Slack to Break into EA Games
- 4. IoT Security: IoT Needn’t Be the Internet of Threats
- 5. Keylime
- 6. SEC charges mortgage title issuer First American with cybersecurity vulnerability violation
- 7. Cyber insurance costs and terms spike as ransomware attacks multiply
- 1. REvil ransomware hits US nuclear weapons contractor
- 2. Microsoft Disrupts Large-Scale BEC Campaign Across Web Services
- 3. Peloton Bike+ vulnerability allowed complete takeover of devices
- 4. Bitcoin and Encryption: A Race Between Criminals and the F.B.I.
- 5. Scientists are teaching drones to hunt down human screams
- 6. Krebs on Security – In-depth security news and investigation
- 7. Ukrainian Police Nab Six Tied to CLOP Ransomware – Krebs on Security
- 8. Biden Tells Putin Critical Infrastructure Sectors ‘Off Limits’ to Russian Hacking
- 9. Required MFA Is Not Sufficient for Strong Security: Report
- 10. Exclusive Ransomware Poll: 80% of Victims Don’t Pay Up
- 11. Millions of Connected Cameras Open to Eavesdropping
- 1. Make way for Windows 11? Windows 10 end-of-life is October 2025
- 2. Certified Pre-Owned
- 3. CaribouLite: A 30-6000 MHz 13-bit 4MHz SDR HAT for the Raspberry Pi
- 4. How to hack a bicycle – Peloton Bike+ rooting bug patched
- 5. Taming iButton Keys with Flipper Zero
- 6. Ukrainian police arrest multiple Clop ransomware gang suspects – TechCrunch
- 7. CVS Accidentally Leaks 1 Billion Website Records—Including Covid-19 Vaccine Searches
3. Web Cache Poisoning – Timur Guvenkaya – PSW #699
This presentation will cover how incorrect implementation of caching mechanism within web application might lead to the Web Cache Poisoning vulnerability that can potentially affect all the users using the web application.
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Security Engineer with a 3+ year history of managing the security of web applications, APIs, conducting security code reviews on various programming languages, and conducting security research. Currently working as a Security Engineer at Invicti Security, the world’s leading provider of dynamic web application security solutions that secures organizations from small businesses to Fortune 50 companies. Excited to learn new technologies such as Blockchain & AI to find ways to combine them with cybersecurity.
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