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Obrela's inaugural event in KSA about Cybersecurity. A line up of international speakers and honoured guest were present to discuss intriguing topics. Our CEO, George Patsis, commenced the presentations by addressing the prevailing challenges in CyberDefense and highlighting the emergence of the new Cyber Risk Landscape. Furthermore, we delved into an in-depth discussion regarding the significance of adhering to Cyber Assurance standards, the advancements in Modern Threat Intelligence Centers, the utilization of AI to strengthen CyberDefense capabilities, and the intricate relationship between Cyber Criminals and Nations.

In this 60 second charity challenge benefitting AIDS/LifeCycle, Mick and Ryan share their top mitigations for credential theft, which was named a top initial access vector in the 2023 Verizon DBIR report.

Head of Rubrik Zero Labs Steve Stone is joined by Wendi Whitmore, SVP of Unit 42 at Palo Alto Networks to discuss the State of Data Security!

Join us as we explore the intricacies surrounding cyber insurance in the face of potential attacks from various malicious actors, including state-sponsored hackers. We delve into recent developments, such as Lloyds of London's revised terms, sparked by events like the staggering $1.4 billion loss suffered by Merck. The question arises: How can insurers distinguish state-sponsored attacks from other cyber threats? We analyze the implications of blanket clauses that may deter individuals and organizations from purchasing insurance, given the uncertainty surrounding their coverage.

Welcome to Jit! In this video, we'll introduce the "Backlog" page. This page displays all the vulnerabilities that Jit has found upon onboarding and forward. To open a finding in the Backlog window, simply click on it. On the right, you can see details of the finding, such as where it is located in GitHub and which tool was used to find it. If you want to ignore multiple findings, no problem. You can easily change their status. You can filter the backlog by choosing a specific tool from the drop-down menu. In this example, we are filtering by "KICS", one of our cloud security tools.