The Printer Is A Door. Most Companies Leave It Unlocked.

CINI podcast on printer security with Symphion CEO Jim LaRoe, titled The Printer Is A Door, over a dark office where a glowing printer sits in front of a half-open door

A technician services an office printer, then resets it to factory settings. Symphion CEO Jim LaRoe says many are trained to do exactly that. Any security hardening goes with the reset. On the CINI podcast, LaRoe explains why printers stay among the least protected devices on corporate networks. He also covers how attackers use them … Read more

Marketing Runs On Customer Data. That Puts Every CMO In The Security Business.

Cyber Insurance News & Information (CINI) podcast on marketing data security with Graylog CMO Kimber Spradlin, titled CMO Meet Your CISO, over two office doors with blank nameplates, one open a crack with daylight spilling out

If you run marketing, you hold much of your company’s customer data. Graylog CMO Kimber Spradlin returns to the CINI podcast to explain why that puts you in the security business. She covers cheap plugins, AI tools, the CISO relationship, and the cyber insurance application. You probably measure marketing in pipeline and revenue. Getting there … Read more

Criminals Case The Joint First. The Dark Web Shows When.

Cyber Insurance News & Information (CINI) podcast on dark web monitoring with CDL Cyber Intelligence, Think Like A Criminal, Act Like An Angel, over a rain-soaked alley with a green-lit doorway

Think like a criminal. Act like an angel. Twenty-six years in cybersecurity have led Jonathan Palmer to that motto. On the CINI podcast, the CDL Cyber Intelligence CEO explains how dark web monitoring spots attackers sizing up a target. He also covers why underwriters need that intelligence and what CISOs struggle to tell their boards. … Read more

Compliant In May. Seventeen Thousand Open Ports In June.

Cyber Insurance News podcast thumbnail on continuous cyber risk monitoring reading compliant in May, exposed in June, with Andrew Horkan, CEO of Cyber Tzar, in association with Cyber Tzar

A defense supplier held every certificate on the list. Then it moved its servers. And issues arrived. On this episode of the Cyber Insurance News Podcast, Cyber Tzar CEO Andrew Horkan on why compliance is paperwork, what an outside-in scan sees, and why brokers are starting to use a cyber score before they bind. Oh, … Read more

If Nobody Can Prove What Happened To A File, Somebody Still Pays For It

Scraped dark car door overlaid with a glowing cyan chain of photo-edit icons that breaks in red, illustrating content provenance and liability when a digital record can't be proven unchanged. Cyber Insurance News Podcast

Photos, MRIs, X-rays, contracts. Every business decision now rests on digital records, and anyone can alter them in seconds. DigiCert’s Mike Nelson explains how provenance technology tracks where a file came from and every change made to it. The liability for what it can’t yet show is still unassigned. A record is only as good … Read more

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