Tag: cybersecurity
Week 24 – Critical vulnerability in Windows is fixed on Patch Tuesday
09 – 15 June 2025 After our last CVE of the Week post exploring a critical vulnerability in the open source landscape, we are back again in the Microsoft ecosystem, as it’s just past Patch Tuesday, which keeps on giving (and more importantly, fixing) weaknesses …
Week 23 – Critical flaw in Roundcube
02 – 08 June 2025 Open-source enthusiast sysadmins might be familiar with Roundcube, one of the most popular webmail clients deployed, to be exact, Shodan currently lists over 160,000 publicly available instances. Unfortunately, it has now become the subject of our regular CVE of the …
Hack the Planet? No. Just Hack the Tap: What exposed water systems tell us about the state of cybersecurity around the world
Final thought About the Author: Kim Chandler McDonald is the Co-Founder and CEO of 3 Steps Data, driving data/digital governance solutions. She is the Global VP of CyAN, an award-winning author, storyteller, and advocate for cybersecurity, digital sovereignty, compliance, governance, and end-user empowerment.
Board Member Spotlight: Adj. Prof. Dr. Greg Dzsinich, LLM, CIPP/E
One idea that continues to guide his leadership comes from his time at Microsoft. When he joined the company in 2008, he was struck by a powerful metaphor. If we sit in one boat, we must not only row well. We must also remain in …
“What happens to Heroes?” EPISODE #6: The Unsung Heroes of the digital world by Didier Annet
The Psychological Impacts of Cyberattacks What I will call the “Heroes” Let’s Rewrite the Story of a Cyberattack – Alternate History of a winning scenario Excerpt From the Interview Typical identification factor: “Right reflexes, right roles — from click to crisis” About the Author Didier …
