As a Federal Cyber Center and Center of Excellence, the Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center (DC3) proactively builds and leverages strategic partnerships across the globe to enable insight and action in cyberspace and beyond. These vital collaborations span U.S. government entities, international allies, law enforcement agencies, the private sector, and ethical hacking communities. Through this expansive network, DC3 delivers innovative capabilities, cutting-edge digital forensics, and enhanced insights, safeguarding the Department of Defense, the Defense Industrial Base, and national security from evolving cyber threats.

www.breached.company/dc3s-collaborative-edge-safeguarding-cyberspace-through-strategic-partnerships

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The EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) is presented as a comprehensive digital censorship law, ostensibly designed for online safety, but criticized for targeting core political speech, humor, and satire, even when not illegal. This report uncovers how European regulators leverage the DSA to compel American social media companies to change their global content moderation policies, effectively imposing EU-mandated censorship standards worldwide. With the threat of massive fines—up to six percent of global revenue—and mechanisms like "trusted flaggers" and "voluntary" codes of conduct, the DSA significantly influences online discourse far beyond Europe, infringing upon fundamental free speech principles.

https://www.compliancehub.wiki/digital-compliance-alert-uk-online-safety-act-and-eu-digital-services-act-cross-border-impact-analysis

https://www.compliancehub.wiki/the-eus-digital-services-act-a-new-era-of-online-regulation

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The 21st century's quiet revolution, the Internet of Things (IoT), has woven digital systems into our physical world, promising efficiency and convenience while simultaneously creating an attack surface of unparalleled scale and complexity. This episode delves into the inherent fragility of IoT, exploring how market pressures and design compromises have led to devices that are often "insecure by design," relying on weak default settings and lacking secure update mechanisms. We will unravel real-world breaches like the Mirai botnet, the Jeep Cherokee hack, and vulnerabilities in medical devices, demonstrating how simple oversights can be weaponized with severe, even life-threatening, consequences.

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Traditional network perimeters have dissolved in the hyper-connected world of IoT, escalating cyber threats into pervasive cyber-physical risks with tangible real-world consequences for organizations and human safety. This podcast guides Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) through a paradigm shift, detailing how to build a proactive, intelligence-driven security posture leveraging Zero Trust, comprehensive Device Lifecycle Management, and next-generation technologies like AI and Digital Twins. Explore strategies for defending critical sectors, navigating evolving regulations, and preparing for future challenges like quantum computing, ensuring organizational survival and resilience in this new era.

www.secureiotoffice.world/the-hyper-connected-battlefield-a-cisos-guide-to-securing-the-next-generation-of-smart-environments

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In 2025, the global aviation industry has been rocked by an unprecedented wave of cyberattacks, compromising millions of passengers' personal data and disrupting critical infrastructure systems. This crisis is largely driven by the notorious cybercriminal group Scattered Spider, also known as UNC3944, Scatter Swine, or Muddled Libra, which employs sophisticated social engineering and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) bypass tactics to gain access. We delve into the devastating breaches at major airlines like Qantas, WestJet, and Hawaiian Airlines, examining how third-party vendor exploitation and targeted human manipulation are reshaping the landscape of aviation cybersecurity.

https://breached.company/aviation-under-siege-the-2025-airline-and-airport-cyberattack-crisis

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Law firms are a "digital bullseye", acting as custodians of clients' "crown jewels" of confidential and strategic information, making them uniquely vulnerable to escalating cyber threats. Attackers are now leveraging AI to launch hyper-realistic attacks at an unprecedented scale, while the human element remains the primary point of failure, leading to devastating consequences like multi-faceted extortion and malpractice claims. This podcast explores how law firms must prioritize comprehensive cyber resilience – integrating Zero-Trust architecture, fortifying the human firewall, robust governance, and strategic technology investments – to protect client trust, ensure commercial viability, and navigate the complex 2025 landscape of converging threats and global regulations.

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Traditional security awareness training (SAT) has often proven ineffective, with only 15% of participants actually changing their behavior and a significant majority of data breaches, predicted to be 90% in 2024, involving a human element. Artificial intelligence (AI) is fundamentally transforming SAT by enabling personalized learning experiences, real-time threat simulations, and behavioral analysis to address these shortcomings. This paradigm shift to Human Risk Management (HRM) uses AI to create data-driven, adaptive programs focused on measurable risk outcomes and fostering a proactive security culture, rather than just compliance checkboxes.

www.securitycareers.help/the-ai-revolution-in-human-risk-management-beyond-compliance

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