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Everyone's panicking about AI-powered cyber attacks, but here's what's ACTUALLY happening... Perfect grammar in phishing emails (bye-bye typos!) AI helping write basic malware code NOT some sci-fi hacking revolution The funniest part? Researchers found hackers literally leaving AI tool COMMENTS in their malware code It's like leaving a sticky note that says "ChatGPT helped me write this virus".

Are you prepared for a ransomware attack? In this crucial first part of our "Ransomware Strikes! What to Do in the First 60 Minutes" series, we pull back the curtain on one of the most terrifying cyber threats facing businesses today. Join VISTA InfoSec, an officially empaneled organization with CREST, PCI Council, CSRO SG, SWIFT, and CERT-IN, as we dive deep into the reality of ransomware in 2024. We'll reveal staggering statistics, including the average cost of an attack ($5.13 million!) and the heartbreaking truth about small businesses.

Plot twist: The biggest cyber threat isn't coming from hackers breaking in... It's coming from vendors you INVITED in! Most companies only discover their third-party risks during ransomware simulations - when it's too late to fix them. Here's the uncomfortable reality: You don't know who has access to your systems You don't know what they can actually touch You're one vendor breach away from disaster.

You'd think hackers use the latest zero-day exploits, right? WRONG! PwC's threat intelligence reveals hackers are actually exploiting OLD vulnerabilities that companies just... forgot to patch While cybersecurity teams chase shiny new threats, criminals are walking through the front door with keys we left lying around. The scariest part? Even criminal groups (not just nation-states) are making this their primary attack method.

In this episode of Data Security Decoded, Allison Wikoff, a 20-year veteran in information security and threat intelligence, explores current cybersecurity challenges, emerging threats, and practical defensive strategies for organizations of all sizes.

RPM Global, a leading ASX-listed mining advisory and software company, turns to Rubrik for operational resilience. Challenged by a phishing attack on its core business unit in the past, RPM Global now leverages Rubrik’s comprehensive product suite, including M365 Protection, Rubrik Cloud Vault, and Edge, to safeguard its most valuable asset - customer data.

Spyware is lurking everywhere, from pop-ups to hidden apps. Watch this short video to learn about the different types of spyware, how they invade your device and how to protect yourself from their damage.

Mend.io, formerly known as Whitesource, has over a decade of experience helping global organizations build world-class AppSec programs that reduce risk and accelerate development -– using tools built into the technologies that software and security teams already love. Our automated technology protects organizations from supply chain and malicious package attacks, vulnerabilities in open source and custom code, and open-source license risks.

An exploit kit is a toolkit that cybercriminals use to attack the security vulnerabilities of a system or device to distribute malware. In this video, we’ll go over how they work and how to protect yourself from malware.

Mend.io, formerly known as Whitesource, has over a decade of experience helping global organizations build world-class AppSec programs that reduce risk and accelerate development -– using tools built into the technologies that software and security teams already love. Our automated technology protects organizations from supply chain and malicious package attacks, vulnerabilities in open source and custom code, and open-source license risks.

Is anyone setting standards for AI? Researcher Gabriele Hibbert delivers the perfect metaphor for our current AI moment: "We're building the cars while driving them." Her solution? Creating standardized "nutrition labels" for AI tools that can evolve with the technology. The first step toward taming the AI Wild West.

AI tools flooded the market, but who's explaining how they actually work? Researcher Gabriele Hibbert exposes the alarming transparency gap in consumer AI and why users have no idea what's happening behind the interface. Time for consumer-friendly solutions?

Could a bag of chips hold the secret to understanding AI? Gabriele Hibbert explains how "nutrition labels" could demystify complex AI systems with the same simplicity that breaks down food chemistry into percentages on packaging. Low-tech solutions for high-tech problems!

Think you know ransomware? Think again. BlackSuit isn't just another encryption threat—it's an evolved monster that's putting both Windows AND Linux systems at serious risk. In this episode of our cybersecurity series, we break down.

"You feel the weight of the organization on you" - Grant Oviatt reveals the emotional reality of being a SOC analyst that nobody talks about. When you find something bad, there's that panic moment of "what do I do?" while knowing the entire organization depends on your response speed. This is why AI agents providing instant remediation actions can be a game-changer for analyst mental health and response times.

Scareware is a type of social engineering cyber attack that uses psychological manipulation to trick victims into downloading malware disguised as antivirus software. Learn more about how to avoid falling victim to them and how to remove scareware from your devices.

•The brutal truth about cybersecurity work: Analysts spend their days chasing 99% false positive alerts instead of doing meaningful security work. Grant Oviatt reveals why security professionals didn't get into the field to send Slack messages asking if someone is "supposed to be traveling to Mexico today." This is why AI agents are becoming essential - to let security pros focus on what they actually signed up for!

AI-powered SOC platforms are revolutionizing cybersecurity by dramatically reducing false positives and enabling analysts to focus on high-value security work. In this episode of Data Security Decoded, join Caleb Tolin as he sits down with Grant Oviatt, Head of Security Operations at Prophet Security, to explore how AI agents are transforming security operations centers (SOCs) and reshaping the future of cyber defense.

Corelight CEO Brian Dye shares the high-stakes story of a customer under a $10 million ransomware attack. The attackers claimed to have stolen sensitive IP—but with Corelight, the customer had the network visibility to verify exactly what was taken. The result? They confirmed the stolen data was limited and non-critical, enabling them to confidently deny the ransom demand. This powerful story illustrates the difference between “I think” and “I know”—and how that clarity can drive executive confidence, legal defensibility, and real-world savings.

AI agents are revolutionizing cybersecurity by handling the tedious false positive alerts that drain SOC analysts. As our security perimeter expands to the cloud, we're drowning in red blinking lights - but AI agents never tire and never sleep! Grant Oviatt from Prophet Security explains how AI is solving the alert fatigue problem that's plaguing security teams worldwide. Key Points: AI agents handle repetitive security tasks False positive alerts are overwhelming analysts Cloud expansion = more security alerts AI works 24/7 without fatigue.