Tom Uren

Author of the Seriously Risky Business cyber security newsletter. Podcasts with @thegrugq and @riskybusiness. Mastodon: @[email protected]

Articles

Sponsored: Two big shifts that will change security

4 days ago | risky.biz | Tom Uren

Sponsored: Two big shifts that will change security Presented by Tom Uren Policy & Intelligence In this Risky Bulletin sponsor interview Shane Harding, CEO of Devicie, talks to Tom Uren about trends in the enterprise software and security market that he thinks will have huge impacts. Software is becoming smarter and aims to solve problems rather than simply provide capabilities and Microsoft has embarked on a big push into the SME security market.
Trump vs. Krebs and the Sound of Silence

1 week ago | lawfaremedia.org | Tom Uren

Published by The Lawfare Institute in Cooperation With Editor’s Note: This newsletter is part of a collaboration between Lawfare and Risky Business. You can find the full version of the Seriously Risky Business newsletter and previous editions on news.risky.biz. Trump vs.
Trump vs Krebs and the Sound of Silence

1 week ago | news.risky.biz | Catalin Cimpanu |Tom Uren

Your weekly dose of Seriously Risky Business news is written by Tom Uren and edited by Patrick Gray. It's supported by Lawfare with help from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. This week's edition is sponsored by Airlock Digital. You can hear a podcast discussion of this newsletter by searching for "Risky Business News" in your podcatcher or subscribing via this RSS feed.
Trump vs Krebs and the Sound of Silence

1 week ago | risky.biz | Tom Uren

Trump vs Krebs and the Sound of Silence Written by Tom Uren Policy & Intelligence Your weekly dose of Seriously Risky Business news is written by Tom Uren and edited by Patrick Gray . It's supported by Lawfare with help from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. This week's edition is sponsored by Airlock Digital .
CA/B Forum approves 47-day TLS certs

1 week ago | news.risky.biz | Catalin Cimpanu |Tom Uren

This newsletter is brought to you by application allow-listing software maker Airlock Digital. You can subscribe to an audio version of this newsletter as a podcast by searching for "Risky Business" in your podcatcher or subscribing via this RSS feed. The CA/Browser Forum passed a ballot to reduce the maximum validity of TLS certificates from the current 398 days to just 47 days by 2029. The ballot passed without opposition, with 28 votes in favor and five abstainers.
Sponsored: The foundations for modern defensible architecture

1 week ago | risky.biz | Tom Uren

Sponsored: The foundations for modern defensible architecture Presented by Tom Uren Policy & Intelligence In this Risky Bulletin sponsor interview David Cottingham and Peter Baussman, Airlock Digital’s CEO and CTO, talk to Tom Uren about a new Australian Cyber Security Centre guidance about building defensible networks. The pair cover what they like about the document and where it could be improved. Your browser does not support the audio element.
Risky Bulletin: AI slopsquatting... it's coming!

2 weeks ago | news.risky.biz | Tom Uren |Catalin Cimpanu

You can subscribe to an audio version of this newsletter as a podcast by searching for "Risky Business" in your podcatcher or subscribing via this RSS feed. Security firms, open-source experts, and academics are warning about a new supply chain vector they're calling slopsquatting. The technique's name is a combination of terms like AI slop and typosquatting.
MAGA's NSA Purge Will Get Messy

2 weeks ago | news.risky.biz | Tom Uren

Your weekly dose of Seriously Risky Business news is written by Tom Uren and edited by Patrick Gray. It's supported by Lawfare with help from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. This week's edition is sponsored by RunZero. You can hear a podcast discussion of this newsletter by searching for "Risky Business News" in your podcatcher or subscribing via this RSS feed.
Bonjour, Fellow IT Workers

3 weeks ago | lawfaremedia.org | Tom Uren

Editor’s Note: This newsletter is part of a collaboration between Lawfare and Risky Business. You can find the full version of the Seriously Risky Business newsletter and previous editions on news.risky.biz. Bonjour, Fellow IT WorkersFraudulent North Korean IT workers are pivoting into new regions as it becomes more difficult for them to get jobs in the United States. The bad news is they are also employing new tactics that make them more dangerous.
Bonjour, Fellow IT Workers

3 weeks ago | news.risky.biz | Catalin Cimpanu |Tom Uren

Your weekly dose of Seriously Risky Business news is written by Tom Uren and edited by Patrick Gray. It's supported by Lawfare with help from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. This week's edition is sponsored by Kroll. You can hear a podcast discussion of this newsletter by searching for "Risky Business News" in your podcatcher or subscribing via this RSS feed.