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MDR Has To Stop Mopping The Floor (opens the original)
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A CISO got breached and could not say how. No entry point, no list of what walked out, nothing to take to the board. He paid the ransom blind. Then he bought MDR. The next time, he had all of it. Who clicked, which data was touched, when it left. He still got breached. So what did the M in MDR actually buy him? Lieuwe Jan Koning, Co-founder & CTO at ON2IT, sits down at RSA Conference with Nicholai Piagentini, Technical Enablement Engineer at ON2IT and twenty years deep in the Bay Area security s
Lapsus$:Teenagers Hacked Microsoft. (opens the original)
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A group of teenagers walked into Microsoft, NVIDIA and Okta. No zero-days. No custom malware. No command and control infrastructure. They bought leaked credentials, or they called the service desk and asked for a password reset. Lieuwe Jan Koning, Co-founder & CTO at ON2IT, sits down with threat researcher Yuri Wit and Field CTO Rob Maas to take Lapsus$ apart step by step: bought credentials, MFA fatigue, over-permissioned accounts, and the extortion payday at the end. The uncomfortable part is
How a 19-Year-Old Hacked the NEWS Without Breaking In (opens the original)
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Your Outlook account recovery will accept an authenticator code on its own. No password, no inbox, no phone number. Anyone holding that TOTP secret owns the account, and the second factor you bought to survive credential theft becomes the only thing in the way. Koen Kandelaars found one sitting in a PDF on a public help page at the NOS, the largest news organization in the Netherlands. He scanned a QR code out of an onboarding manual and had a real employee's second factor on his phone. Rob Maas
The End of Reactive Security (opens the original)
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You already had the threat intel. The IP was on your blocklist, the file hash was known bad. So why did your MDR only raise an alert instead of blocking it? Lieuwe Jan Koning, Co-founder & CTO at ON2IT, and colleague Nicholai Piagentini, Technical Enablement Engineer at ON2IT, make the case for preemptive cybersecurity: the shift from detect-and-clean-up to block-first, and what it means for the future of MDR. Timestamps 00:00:00 Preemptive cybersecurity: what it means for MDR 00:00:59 Why detec
NIST CSF 2.0: No CISO, No Excuse (opens the original)
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The new NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 is out, and most teams still ask the same question: what do I do tomorrow? Lieuwe Jan Koning sits down with NIST's Amy Mahn and Daniel Elliott to turn the framework into a concrete next step. Governance is now its own function. Profiles tell you where you are and where you need to be. And the Quick Start Guides give a 15-page answer to a problem most people think needs 300 pages. If you run security with limited resources, this episode shows you where to
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