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From Signal to Story Turning Threat Noise into Board Ready Answers

62% of security leaders can't tell their board whether they're actually getting safer. See how Threat Posture turns thousands of external signals into one board-ready narrative, with the evidence trail attached. Want to learn more? Check out our Interested in finding out more about UpGuard?

Extend Investigations with Falcon Next-Gen SIEM Federated Search and Snowflake

See how CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM Federated Search extends investigations to security data stored in Snowflake without requiring the entire dataset to be ingested into the SIEM. In this demo, an analyst pivots from suspicious endpoint activity in Falcon to Corelight network telemetry retained in Snowflake. Using remoteTable(), the analyst searches the remote data directly from Advanced Event Search, retrieving only the context needed to investigate the affected host and understand the broader scope of the incident.

Cash App Scams: How to Spot Them Before You Lose Your Money

Cash App makes sending money instant — and that's exactly what scammers are counting on. Once a payment goes through, getting it back is nearly impossible. In this video, we break down the most common Cash App scams circulating right now: fake support agents, phishing texts and emails, payment reversal tricks, crypto investment fraud, and fake giveaways.

How Early Action Helps Organizations Stay Ahead

In a rapidly changing technology landscape, waiting for consensus can mean losing the advantage. Elisa Costante, VP of Software Engineering at Forescout, explains how acting early helps organizations build understanding, adapt to change, and stay ahead as AI transforms cybersecurity for defenders and attackers alike.

One Image to Root Them All - The 443 Podcast - Episode 388

This week on the podcast, we break down how a heap overflow in an image-decoding library nobody thinks about became a pull request inside OpenAI's internal monorepo. Three researchers chained it with an OpenAI single sign-on flaw to hijack employee ChatGPT and Codex accounts in under 72 hours; and had an AI write the exploit for them. Before that, we cover the actively exploited maximum-severity authentication bypass in Cisco's Identity Services Engine. Then we close with RatHat, a new Android malware that enables Wireless Debugging, reads its own pairing code from the screen, and asks a commercial AI assistant where to tap.