NATO hosts the world’s largest cyber defense exercise. The DOJ charges a dozen people in a racketeering conspiracy involving the theft of over $230 million in cryptocurrency. Japan has enacted a new Active Cyberdefense Law. Lawmakers push to reauthorize the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act. Two critical Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile vulnerabilities are under active exploitation. Hackers use a new fileless technique to deploy Remcos RAT. The NSA’s Director of Cybersecurity hangs up their hat. Our guest is Christopher Cleary, VP of ManTech's Global Cyber Practice, discussing the cyber battlespace of the future. Coinbase flips the script on an extortion attempt.
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CyberWire Guest
Joining us on our Industry Voices segment, Christopher Cleary, VP of ManTech's Global Cyber Practice, talks about the battlespace of the future. If you would like to hear the full-length interview between Christopher and Dave, listen here. Learn more about ManTech’s cybersecurity work here.
Selected Reading
NATO's Locked Shields Reflects Cyber Defense Growth (SecurityWeek)
US charges 12 more suspects linked to $230 million crypto theft (Bleeping Computer)
Japan enacts new Active Cyberdefense Law allowing for offensive cyber operations (The Record)
Lawmakers push for reauthorization of cyber information sharing bill as deadline looms (The Record)
Ban sales of gear from China’s TP-Link, Republican lawmakers tell Trump administration (The Record)
Scammers are deepfaking voices of senior US government officials, warns FBI (The Register)
Multiple Ivanti Endpoint Mobile Manager Vulnerabilities Allows Remote Code Execution (Cyber Security News)
Updated Remcos RAT deployed in fileless intrusion (SC Media)
NSA cyber director Luber to retire at month’s end (The Record)
Coinbase offers $20 million bounty after extortion attempt with stolen data (The Record)
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