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🗓️ 23rd May: Take a deep dive into the world of #AI on the Cyber Hack Stage with Humza Ismaiel, Solutions Engineer at Netskope 📍Be sure to stop by Stand E125 for a 1-1 recap, roundtables, live demos, threat labs and more after the session. #DTXM24 #UCXM24

AFA Air, Space and Cyber is coming up September 16-18. Stop by the Red Hat booth, #1546. Discuss how you can maintain decision dominance and deploy anywhere to enable speed, stability and scalability.

David Robin from #JFrog and 🎩 Baruch Sadogursky from #Gradle explain the new EU Cyber Resilience Act and how it will affect organizations. Bottom line - Need to report on CVEs? Need to say whether they are exploitable or not - in order not to panic your b2b or b2c customers? Look no-further then the #JFrog #DevSecOps platform with Advance Security

#A/s #HelloConnections #linkedinfamily The Advent of Cyber 2023 Side Quest is a series of four connected challenges in which you'll play Our co-founders, #BenSpring and #AshuSavani launched #TryHackMe after Realising the inaccessibility of the industry. Your goal will be to get a foothold into the Best Festival Company. These challenges will have no additional guidance and will range between "Hard" and "Insane" difficulty levels.

Some of our #NCSCForStartups alumni met with GCHQ Director, Anne Keast-Butler recently. Anne shared that it was: "A thought-provoking and enjoyable session with alumni of #NCSCForStartups in which we discussed everything from innovation to mission-challenges." Included in 📷: CoC00n, Acubed, Cyber Tzar, Ethicronics, Iothic, Kuro ,Roboshadow,, Rowden, Salt, Visible, Think Cyber

Recently we had the privilege of participating in a remarkable event with the National Cyber Security Centre and GCHQ, hosted by Plexal Cyber. Engaging in insightful and forward-thinking discussions with such an inspiring group of innovators and leaders in the cybersecurity space was an honour. At Cyber Tzar, we are fully aligned with the NCSC's mission of "Making the UK the safest place to live and work online." It's alarming that 70% of businesses do not undertake any cyber assessments and 90% do not manage risk through their supply chain, despite supply chain attacks rising YoY by 646%. Additionally, those who manage cyber risk often use over 70 tools on average. Cyber Tzar is here to change that. Our comprehensive risk assessments cover vulnerabilities, attack surfaces, privacy, compliance, and the supply chain, providing a robust solution for businesses across the UK and beyond. With around 5.6 million private sector businesses in the UK, and SMEs making up over 99%, the need for effective cyber risk management has never been greater. Many of these businesses remain vulnerable due to insufficient cybersecurity measures. Cyber Tzar is committed to addressing this gap by simplifying and streamlining cyber risk management, ensuring businesses of all sizes can protect themselves effectively. Together, we can enhance the cybersecurity posture of UK businesses and drive impactful change. Working together we can help make the UK the safest place to live and work online. #CyberSecurity #NCSC #GCHQ #CyberRiskManagement #CyberTzar #NCSCForStartups

Well done! Clearly technology is now at the heart of our society. It's creating massive opportunities, and new risks. It's also moving at a pace where we know we have to be more agile and responsive and serious about keeping the country prosperous and safe. It’s show the sense of partnership in which you have approached today and message is the shared tasks to all, no one alone can do this job for protecting public and critical assets from the malicious activities and latest sophisticated cyber threats and is constant and keep coming and cyber risks is real ever, data risks is real and greatest challenges to protect, so cyber resiliency burden and responsibilities has to be shared among to all, together with international, national, regional and local forces and partners. Taking the cyber security seriously of thinking strategically by spanning the public sector, private sector, academia and professional bodies is good idea - in helping to evolve thinking about era of AI and security. Bringing real world expert and expertise with new partnerships in the room is very practical sensible good approach in my view.

Coming soon! We have exciting course program updates debuting at the 2024 MBSE Cyber Systems Symposium. Be sure to stop by our booth to see how Studio SE, Ltd. can unlock your MBSE and SysML potential ✈ 🔬 👩💻 #mbse #systemsengineering #catia #modeling #dassault #MBSEtraining #cybersymposium 

Louis Lang, Co-Founder and #CTO of Phylum, chats with Trident Search Talk's Max Horseman for their #BlackHatUSA series. “We've identified tens of thousands of supply chain attacks, 82% of which never make it into any known vulnerability database,” says Lang. 🎧 Listen here: (5 mins) https://lnkd.in/eQxfXDdJ #BlackHatUSA #TridentTalks #SoftwareSupplyChain #CyberSec #SupplyChainAttacks #CISO #TechSecurity #InfoSec #CyberAwareness #CyberSecurity #CyberThreats #CloudSecurity

The IISS Cyber Power Matrix is live! This is an incredibly ambitious project that seeks to significantly advance conversations around state-linked operations in cyberspace, attribution within cyberspace, and ultimately how states engage and apply cyber power. I joined International Institute for Strategic Studies in May, and quickly got to work on this with Julia Voo. As the beta version of this interactive platform launches, a few observations on why - even in a beta state - this platform is important: ▶️ Cyberspace is getting crowded. More actors, more threats, more technology dependence, more incidents, more disruptions. We know that these increases aren't always directly linked - more incidents might mean detection is better, more disruption might stem from centralized dependencies. But with the noise increasing, it's harder to observe the actual picture - in this case which actions are those from a state, or from a criminal. ▶️ Knowledge gaps are real. The merger and acquisition of smaller threat intelligence firms have resulted in the loss of many reports as domain names become inactive and sites shut down. In some cases, it was notable that incorrect analysis had simply vanished, with zero effort to correct the narrative. Critically, there is a noticeable lack of publicly available information on incidents occurring in other parts of the world - more information is required. ▶️ Plateaued conversations on attribution. Capabilities around attribution have advanced, and states are increasingly willing to make the political decision to call each other out. Additional nuance was required in how we identify and link actors in cyberspace. We've put forth a new framework "Six Degrees of Cyber Attribution" to help guide future conversations. The IISS Cyber Power and Future Conflict team will continue to collect incidents, update this database, and provide analysis as we go. Our hope is that by centralizing this information, we can improve contextual awareness to better inform decision-making and defence. Huge team effort, but special thanks to our research team Natallia Khaniejo, PhD, Jasim Murad, Margaret Lin, Priscilla Tomaz; and to David Banks, for building much of this platform.