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QPC Security - Breakfast Bytes

Felicia King is an internationally recognized CISO and considered to be one of the top network layer security strategists in the U.S. Since launching in 2004 on the WGTD network, her Breakfast Bytes podcast has focused on information security risk management and the issues business leaders need to be aware of to benefit from the challenges others have faced. Learn about the most effective approaches, what you can do to mitigate risk, and how to protect your most valuable assets, your data, and your

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Assessing and understanding counterparty risk

QPC Security - Breakfast Bytes ·

2021/04/30

Counterparty Risk Solarwinds hack and how it related Dominion voting machines Juice jacking - don't use public charging stations Juice jacking: Why you should avoid public phone charging stations (nbcnews.com) SolarWinds Exposed FTP Credentials Publicly in a Github Repo (ampproject.org) IoT Cybersecurity improvement act Text - H.R.1668 - 116th Congress (2019-2020): IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act of 2020 | Congress.gov | Library of Congress Trickbot UEFI bios mods One of the Internet’s most

29:17

The most secure helpdesk is the one that is not...

QPC Security - Breakfast Bytes ·

2021/04/30

Challenges with having baseline 101 level quality IT services Beware of outsourced help desks Items to use to assess your IT services provider The most secure help desk outsourcing is no help desk outsourcing. There are many ways in which help desk outsourcing can create compliance and security violations. How Help Desk Outsourcing Undermines Your Security | IT Pro (itprotoday.com) The user's identity should be validated when they are calling for support. We use a system where end users have

29:33

Incident response and mitigating supply chain attacks

QPC Security - Breakfast Bytes ·

2021/04/30

Evaluating counterparty risk How supply chain attacks can be defeated What is a realistic cost for incident response?

29:37

Patching strategy and lessons from the Exchange...

QPC Security - Breakfast Bytes ·

2021/03/31

Exchange HAFNIUM attack Pretty much every Exchange server on the planet got hacked that was internet accessible without protections in front of it Anything that does not have MFA protections in 2021 is going to be hacked, especially if it is accessible from the internet Not having MDR and THIS with zero trust posture is just not acceptable Yes this is increasing the cost substantially, but your alternative is what? It is possible to proxy the traffic ingressing to the Exchange server and inspect

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