As federal agencies shift beyond perimeter defenses, cyber threats are evolving—targeting identity, data, and mobile devices at the front line of today’s attacks, which can now infiltrate systems and exfiltrate data in minutes rather than months. While Zero Trust provides the foundation for defense, starting with a simple mobile threat defense solution can break down modernization barriers. Learn how a mobile-first approach strengthens Zero Trust, accelerates modernization, and safeguards federal networks from the modern kill chain.

This week on the podcast, we discuss a recent threat intelligence report on the Chinese Phishing-as-a-Service platform Lucid. Before that, we cover the alleged Oracle Cloud breach before reviewing the Singapore Shared Responsibility Framework, designed to combat financial scams.

This week on, Corey and Marc discuss a recent cascading supply chain attack involving multiple Github actions workflows that nearly succeeded in compromising a popular Coinbase application. Before that, they discuss a novel way to download malware onto an endpoint by abusing a web browser's caching feature. Additionally, they cover an FBI alert on file converter malware scams.

Every U.S. administration, dating back to President H.W. Bush has struggled to address the threat of Chinese trade theft. But a growing sense of urgency kicks in as American businesses start hemorrhaging trade secrets and entire product lines start vanishing to Chinese copycats. Just as the Obama Administration is set to do something about it, Edward Snowden shifts the narrative back onto the United States.