Deb Radcliff

United States

ABOUT DEB RADCLIFF Cybersecurity thought leader, #author of Breaking Backbones Hacker Trilogy available at Amazon and all book outlets.

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Will the FDA Start Banning Chinese-Made Medical Devices?

1 month ago | securityboulevard.com | Deb Radcliff

In late January, the FDA issued a safety warning on Contec CMS8000 patient monitors and those relabeled as MN-120. The Chinese-made devices, used by thousands of medical institutions across the world, contain back doors in the firmware that could put patients at risk.
Everything While Training: Lessons on C and C++ Secure Coding Practices with Tanya Janca

1 month ago | securityboulevard.com | Deb Radcliff

Click here for full interview. In this show, we speak with Tanya Janca, aka SheHacksPurple, a renowned code security trainer with nearly 30 years of experience in application development, engineering, and testing. In the past, she’s worked in counterterrorism for the Canadian government and as chief security officer for the federal election in Canada. When she was coding in the early days, she also moonlighted as a musician and comedian, skills she draws on to make her courses entertaining.
U.S. Bans Software and Firmware Products From Adversarial Countries

1 month ago | securityboulevard.com | Deb Radcliff

In January 2024, U.S. law went into effect that would ban smart cars with Russian and Chinese technology and protect the vehicle supply chain due to concerns about the privacy of consumer data – and, more importantly, remote manipulation of driving vehicles impacting passenger safety. These laws are to take effect in vehicles less than 10,000 pounds starting as early as 2027.
AI Wars Playing Out in Application Attacks and Defenses

2 months ago | securityboulevard.com | Deb Radcliff

As if protecting applications wasn’t tough enough, attackers are now leveraging AI to find and exploit application vulnerabilities faster, outpacing patch efforts and evading security. This especially applies to embedded systems and open-source libraries, and all along the software supply chain.
OWASP Top 10: What’s C Got to Do With It?

Jan 15, 2025 | securityboulevard.com | Deb Radcliff

What do the OWASP Top Ten web application vulnerabilities have to do with C languages? And where do those vulnerabilities coincide with Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs)? As the Top Ten core team begins analyzing the 2025 data, we pose these questions to Brian Glas, one of four Top Ten core team members responsible for the report. He’s personally been on the team for the 2017, 2021, and soon, the 2025 Top Ten list.
Medical Devices Archives

Jan 7, 2025 | securityboulevard.com | Richi Jennings |Deb Radcliff |Mark Hermeling |George V. Hulme

Insecure Medical Devices — Illumina DNA Sequencer Illuminates Risks | | biomedical, biomedical devices, commercial iot security, DNA, DNA Data, Family Tree DNA, Hackable Medical Devices, industrial internet of things, Internet of things, Internet of Things (IoT), Internet of Things (IoT) Security, Internet of Things cyber security, internetof things, internetofthings, internte-of-things, Intranet of Things, iot, medical, medical data, medical device, medical device security, Medical Devices,...
2025 Software Manufacturing Predictions: SBOMs, Regulations, and More

Dec 11, 2024 | securityboulevard.com | Deb Radcliff

As we head into 2025, experts weigh in on trends affecting software products in the medical, vehicle, and energy sectors. They also talk about manufacturer readiness for the EU Cyber Resilience Act, and other legislation coming their way. Below, we’ve broken out predictions based on the sectors. Yes, you read that right. Melissa Rhodes is SBOM program manager working in the product security office.
Army Not Ready for February SBOM Deadline

Nov 22, 2024 | securityboulevard.com | Deb Radcliff

By Deb Radcliff, editor of TalkSecure, sponsored by CodeSecure and syndicated at Security Boulevard & YouTubeStarting in February 2025, the U.S. Army will require software bills of materials (SBOMs) for new software contracts. The requirements apply to all “covered computer software,” whether developed by government agencies, contractors, or commercial off the shelf (COTS) vendors.
Empowering Software Buyers Through Secure-by-Demand Guidelines

Nov 5, 2024 | securityboulevard.com | Deb Radcliff

Interview by Deb Radcliff, editor of TalkSecure, hosted by CodeSecure and syndicated at YouTube, Bright Talk, and Security Boulevard Recently, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) released its Secure by Demand Guide for technology buyers to drive adoption of its established Secure by Design guidance for product manufacturers.
Good Intentions, Impossible Requirements

Oct 24, 2024 | securityboulevard.com | Deb Radcliff

As the European Union's Cyber Resilience Act (EU CRA) prepares to publish a final draft, product manufacturers with any "digital" component must comply three years after final publication. If passed, the EU CRA will be enacted into law and enforced by penalties.