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See how CrowdStrike Falcon for XIoT delivers real-time visibility, AI-powered risk prioritization with ExPRT.AI, and safe protection for connected assets across industrial, IoT, and OT environments. This demo shows how Falcon discovers hard-to-reach XIoT assets in minutes, re-scores vulnerabilities with real attacker context, and helps you focus on what matters most, all while maintaining operational continuity.

You asked, and we answered. This episode of the Adversary Universe podcast takes a deep dive into questions from our listeners. What did you want to know? Well, a lot about adversaries, but also about career paths and the threat intel space.

Most security teams focus on public APIs—but what about the internal ones you can’t see? As architectures evolve, hidden APIs become silent threats.

A passphrase is a random combination of words that’s easier to remember and harder to crack than a traditional password. Learn more about passphrases, the pros and cons of using them and when to use a passphrase.

Data leaks can put your business at risk of serious damage. Watch this short video to learn the key causes of data leaks and the best strategies to keep your organization secure.

Is your iPad acting strangely? It could have malware! Watch this short video to learn the warning signs, how malware can get on your iPad and the best ways to remove it.

As the cybersecurity industry grows, more professionals are breaking into security from nontraditional backgrounds. In this episode, Edvinous Urbasius, a former developer turned cybersecurity consultant, shares his unfiltered story of how he got into the field without certifications—and what he learned on the job in a SOC.

Six months in, EU organisations are already diverging on what DORA means. Is clarity coming?

Ryan Cox, Senior Security Operations Engineer at Revinate, joined Defender Fridays to discuss how to build detection and response processes that scale while maintaining their effectiveness as threats and infrastructure expand.

Many cybersecurity teams are familiar with Evil Twin attacks in theory, but fewer have the tools to detect or stop them during a live session, where the real damage begins. Evil Twin phishing is now a leading entry point for real-time credential theft and account takeover. This episode breaks down how it works, where traditional defenses fail, and what’s required to stop it before attackers succeed.